Epson 5500 Manual Suplementario

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2.  Greater durability:  With EPSON MicroCrystal Encapsulation Technology, the resin pulls the pigment into the 
crevices of the media.  Because the pigments reside in the crevices of the media, prints are more scratch-
resistant.  
Conventional Pigment Inks:   
Pigments lay 
on top of the 
media and are 
easily scratched
EPSON's MicroCrystal Encapsulation Technology:
Pigments are fixed on 
specialty media by the 
polymerizing resin and 
are more durable and 
scratch-resistant
Stability of Pigment Inks and Dye Inks:  Pigment inks provide higher short-term stability because they have 
much faster setting time than dye-based inks, which results in a lesser color shift.   
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Short-Term Color Shift (or Setting Time)
Key:
Dye inks
Pigment inks
Hours After Printing
Delta E
A rating less than 3% delta is only noticeable to the trained eye.  A rating less than 2% delta is unnoticeable to the 
human eye.
Technical Brief—EPSON Archival Inks
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3.  Unprecedented gloss for RC (Resin Coated) Photographic Prints:  EPSON RC media is specially designed 
to provide the highest gloss with the EPSON Archival Inks. 
Un-Optimized Media: 
If third-party fine art papers are used, pigments 
will penetrate the media, but may go too far 
into the crevices, resulting in lower gloss
Optimized Media:
EPSON RC media allows the pigment particles 
to penetrate the paper but keeps them close to 
the surface for the highest gloss
Media (Cross-Section)
Media (Cross-Section)
Light
Light
Additionally, third-party fine art papers are not recommended for use because they may damage the 
printers with excessive dust.  EPSON offers a variety of media compatible with the Archival Inks.