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Digital Photography - External ink tank conversion for Epson Stylus Photo 1280? |
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Is there anyone making an external ink tank conversion for the Epson Stylus
Photo 1280? Also, does anyone make a five-shades-of-grey cartridge for better reproduction of B&W photography? Thanks, - Dan Haygood Dan Haygood |
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On Mon, 3 Nov 2003 11:57:19 -0700, "Dan Haygood"
<> wrote: >Is there anyone making an external ink tank conversion for the Epson Stylus >Photo 1280? Also, does anyone make a five-shades-of-grey cartridge for >better reproduction of B&W photography? > >Thanks, > > - Dan Haygood > Dan; I just did a bunch of research on this. Short answer: YES!!! There seem to be two major suppliers of 3rd party ink, cartridge kits, and continuous feed systems for the Epson: Mediastreet MIS (aka inksupply) Ink jet art also has a lot of stuff--some of which comes form the first two. I started thinking I would get a continuous feed (external tank) system, and then realized that it would be limiting in terms of switching inks. I settled on bulk ink and cartridge refill kits from MIS. I got "Epson-replacement" dye ink, plus the original MIS archival pigment set. All sitting on my desk waiting to be tried. MIS also has monochrome ink sets for both 4 and 6 color inkjets, as does mediastreet. Note that some vendors of monochrome also want to sell you special S/W. I cant say what the tradeoffs here are. Finally, you might also check into Jon Cone's Piezography system. Serious ink-jet printing is now so widespread, I'm thinking it would be good to have a dedicated NG. -Mark ************************** Mark Herring, Pasadena, Calif. Private e-mail: Just say no to "No". Mark Herring |
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