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Re: Printing BW with a laser

by Rock <1940@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Feb 24, 2008 at 08:21 AM

Dudley Hanks wrote:
> "Anon" <abuse@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
> news:47Gvj.2471$g81.1173@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> "Dudley Hanks" <hanks.dudley@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
>> news:wJlvj.39341$w57.27934@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> Greetings,
>>>
>>> I've printed a few BW shots with a 600dpi HP Laserjet on glossy paper,

>>> and people seem to think they look like retro '50s prints.  Of course,

>>> the feedback hasn't come from serious photogs, just a few friends and 
>>> relates.
>>>
>>> In a past thread, I noticed that an Epson inkjet with multiple
cartridges 
>>> was recommended for serious artistic work, but I'm wondering what some
of 
>>> the more dedicated BW guys (or gals) think about the results one gets 
>>> from a mono laser printer.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance,
>>> Dudley
>>>
>> A quick word of warning here, paper sold as 'photo inkjet' often has a 
>> plastic-like coating on the backside. Depending on the paper and your 
>> printer, this can melt in the fuser (which is were the paper is ran 
>> between heated rollers to melt to toner to the paper) and can gum up or

>> even ruin your printer in a few seconds flat.
>>
>> I've tried it before now with no problems when I make printed circuit 
>> boards (where you actually /don't/ want the toner to stick too well to
the 
>> paper so you can then transfer it to a copper circuit board with a 
>> household iron and pressure), but be aware of the dangers and proceed
at 
>> your own risk.
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Very true, which is why you need to specifically check that the paper is

> intended for laser printers.
> 
> As I noted in a previous post, the paper I used isn't exactly like photo

> paper, it's a bit lighter, but it's glossy and looks exactly like an old
50s 
> BW once it's mounted, or so I've been told.
> 
> Thanks for reinforcing that point.  I don't want people running out and 
> grabbing some glossy inkjet paper and wrecking their lasers.
> 
> Good Luck,
> Dudley
> 
> 
I have a Fuji-Xerox Phaser 6200DP and I sometimes use a coated glossy
paper for 
Digital Colour Systems.

Mondi business paper  The Glossy Paper  135 g/m2  made in Italy   reorder 
138953  250xA4.  They say on the back..  High Gloss surface coating for 
brilliant co,our reproduction and unique ****ne.  - Sharp Prints - Top
quality 
double sided coating - Uniform sheet and coating composition ensures
smooth 
toner transfer - Decreased wear on printing machinery
Archival life over 200 years.

Check it out and let us k now what you feel.
 




 13 Posts in Topic:
Printing BW with a laser
"Dudley Hanks"   2008-02-21 21:06:36 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
JimKramer <jimG@[EMAIL  2008-02-22 05:03:45 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
"Ken Hart" <  2008-02-22 09:34:35 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
"Dudley Hanks"   2008-02-22 19:52:05 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
ray <ray@[EMAIL PROTEC  2008-02-22 16:09:19 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
"Ken Hart" <  2008-02-22 12:35:48 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
"Dudley Hanks"   2008-02-22 19:59:05 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
<no_spam_from_scumbags  2008-02-23 18:18:12 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
"Anon" <abus  2008-02-22 20:19:12 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
"Dudley Hanks"   2008-02-22 20:32:47 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
Rock <1940@[EMAIL PROT  2008-02-24 08:21:35 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
ray <ray@[EMAIL PROTEC  2008-02-22 22:38:17 
Re: Printing BW with a laser
"Pete D" <no  2008-02-24 19:38:37 

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