ned_otter Posted January 6, 2006 Share Posted January 6, 2006 Greetings to all, (sorry for the cross post....) I have an Epson 4800 and print b/w almost exclusively on Epson Premium Glossy paper, both sheet fed and roll paper. I have noticed that after printing on the roll, after the paper cutter has finished, the subsequent prints (sheet and roll) show tiny speckles that reflect light at different angles than the K3 ink on the page. There is no color to these speckles, there are simply tiny glossy bits. I have verified by running my fingers over the cut edge of the roll paper that there are indeed many, many glossy speckles on the end of the roll. I have contacted Epson support, and they seemed to think it's my media, and sent me some sheets of Premium Glossy and Semimatte stock of their own (I don't see this issue on anything else but glossy paper). But the end result is the same. In very dark areas of the b/w glossy prints, the tiny speckles are glaringly obvious, and can sometimes - but not always - be removed. This may not be specific to the 4800 or even the K3 line of printers. I would imagine that any printer that cuts glossy roll paper would have this issue. Has anyone else experienced this? Thannks in advance. Ned Otter Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jakob_norstedt_moberg Posted January 8, 2006 Share Posted January 8, 2006 I have been running several rolls of Epson Glossy Photo paper (#41778) in an Epson 4000, but I have not seen this. Jakob http://www.fotoverkstan.se Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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