Video: Epson ET-8550 printing on film
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Video: Printing on clear film
Epson ET-8550 EcoTank printing on contact film for digital negatives and transparencies
Keith looks at printing on this (160micron) contact film with the Epson ET-8550 printer [Main review]
The A3+/13″ EcoTank printer has both dye and pigment black inks. Through correct choice of media settings, the printer can use the pigment ink to increase the density of blacks, affecting both colour transparency prints and the printer’s potential use for digital negatives for various chemical based printing processes.
The film used is a 160 micron contact film from Fotospeed in the UK
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