I've not yet built up appropriate colour profiles for my Epson 1290 printer as I'm unsure of which inks I will end up using.
At the moment I use Epson inks which look good but I have noticed that several prints I produced less than a year ago have seriously discoloured. They were produced using black ink alone on a glossy Epson paper and have now gone a very chocolate sepia. A friend refered to this as bronzing. The prints have been kept in a very shaded area. This is not very reassuring. Is this a one off or is Epson prone to this? Are Lyson inks any longer lasting? I understand dyes are much longer lasting but are they not much harder to profile and work with, bearing in mind I'm still a novice. Thanks, Laurence Winram =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
