--- In [email protected], Ernst Dinkla
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> In December I reproduced 13 documents (ranging from notebook 
> paper to Fabriano Ingres Cover)of the favorite museum artist 
> here in town. They are on display as close as it gets in 
> musea. The conservator hadn't noticed the exchange from the 
> originals I was told. Z3100 prints.
> 
> The bond of the dye inks could be better than the Z3100 
> pigments bond but the light and ozone fading on such a wide 
> scope of media will be worse. The choices of good neutral 
> B&W printing + the use of the gloss enhancer + more hues + 
> more consistency in color of the Z3100 should make it the 
> better printer for the job. I think the 130 doesn't allow 
> thicker than 0.8 mm media either so both will have that 
> limitation.
> 

Thanks for the comments. Longevity is not a big issue, in that being
able to do it in-house we expect to perhaps recreate the graphics
(both signage and documents; folks were excited when they saw the Z
printers will print on Tyvek!) in case of fade or physical damage. My
thoughts were that the 130 would not print well on the various
artists' media we might require.

Let me ask, was all the media you printed on inkjet-ready media, or
was some of that just art media with no inkjet preparation? Will this
printer do well on media that's not inkjet-coated?



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