Epson Ultrachrome
Posted on Monday, September 14th, 2009 at 7:11 pmEpson Ultrachrome
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 Genuine Epson UltraChrome ink for Pro 400 7600 9600  US $420.00
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 UltaFine Fine Art Canvas Matte 13 x 20 for Epson 4000 US $26.95
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 Epson 2400 Light Black Cartridge T059920 US $8.00
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 Epson T6424 Yellow 150mL Ultrachrome HDR 7900 9900 7700 9700 US $59.98
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 Epson T5802 Ink UltraChrome K3 Cyan Cartridge for 3800 or 3880 New US $30.00
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 Epson UltraChrome K3 T5652 US $25.00
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 Epson Ultrachrome Ink T6053 Vivid Magenta 110ml New in Box US $35.00
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 Epson Ultrachrome Ink T6055 Light Cyan 110ml New in Box US $35.00
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 Epson 4880 4800 Original Ink 110 ml Matte Black US $32.00
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 220 ml Light Light Black UltraChrome K3 Ink Cartridge T603900 for Epson 7880 98 US $40.00
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 Epson Proofing Paper White Semimatte 44 x 100 Roll Lot of 2 US $1.76
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 Epson T 603B Magenta 220ml US $50.00
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 9 Genuine Epson Pro 3880 printer ink T5801 T5802 T580A US $498.88
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 Epson STYLUS PRO 3800 UltraChrome K3 Ink Set 9 Pak US $519.99
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 Epson Genuine New Vivid Magenta 220ml for 7880 9880 T6033 US $20.00
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 Epson Premium Luster Photo 85 x 11 250 Sheets S041913 US $109.99
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 Genuine EPSON T007 BLACK INK CARTRIDGE EPSON STYLUS MAR 2015 T007201 US $15.95
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A Quality Review of Epson Canvas
For artists seeking to produce photographic portraiture or fine art reproduction, EPSON Canvas can provide the best image quality to enhance artistic creativity on the market. This canvas is made with high quality 100% cotton duck fabric. This fabric provides a durable, quality canvas using a snug weave that is great for photographic and fine art reproductions. Epson’s high resolution coating is flexible enough to resist stretching, and will always provide professional results. Epson Canvas contains a delicate texture that gives its prints a remarkable artistic appearance. Combiningoutstanding color reproduction, a medium gloss finish, and an acid free archival quality base, give this canvas all the tools required to produce the greatest image quality and an archival display life in the industry.
Epson offers some of the highest resolution canvas and coating in the industry. Their medium gloss surface makes spray coating an easy job, and the unique texture of the canvas gives it a truly authentic look. At a thickness of 18.8mil, Epson’s duck cotton canvas is durable, which gives it an artistic feel. Epson’scanvas is made with an acid-free 100% cotton archival quality base. Not only is Epson canvas long-lasting, but it is stretchable for any framing needs.
This canvas has an ISO brightness of 82.6%, which is among the elite in the industry. On top of this, Epson canvas provides an opacity of 97%. Hot lamination is not needed to work with this canvas, and it is durable enough for virtually any job. Epson canvas is recommended for indoor use only, and its ultrachrome ink is guaranteed to last for 75 years. Note that Epson canvas is not resistant to water and will require some coating to any prints produced on it. Epson canvas is some of the most durable canvas in the market, and a tightening spray can be applied to the back of the image after framing for a professional finished look. Epson canvas is not likely to disappoint and is madetogive you the highest resolution and color saturation imaginable.
About the Author
Bill Spiez is a contributing author who writes articles about Epson canvas, Epson canvas printer, and canvas inkjet paper
Which is better, 12 Colour HP Vivera inks or Epson UltraChrome K3 inks?
I want to get some of my digital macros photos of flowers onto canvas and I am not sure which company to go for.
Canvas prints uk uses epson inks and Catch in colour uses hp inks.
Also, if you know which one of these companies is better, please tell me! Thanks.
they'll pretty much be the same. HP has Vivera pigment inks and Vivera dye inks. i'd assume any printer printing to canvas would be using the pigment version. K3 inks are also pigment. i has seen samples of both Epson and HP, and both are similar - output is dull and flat. generally the canvas surface is matte and this affects the overall brightness, which is why a gloss varnish (or as it's referred to in the giclee world, lamination) is important to help pop the color.
I'm an Epson guy myself.
