<r>When you print out the test chart you will see, your ink limits for for each channel and then you look for the lowest one which does not pool and set the number below that one for each curve with total ink limits you need to look at the black boxes at the top to see which is not pooling with ink ...

The company that makes that frame discontinued them, due to quality issues

Thats why I asked about the patent as I know some of them were due to expire this year

I'm not talking about the people selling inktec 1l bottles, more the 100ml unbranded bottles.

<r>Pretty much the same inks as used on 3D Film just you can get a good black at 140c, I had some samples sent me but the company went bust and was just shipped with base cmyk named label so no idea of the brand.<br/>
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If you want some odd ink types see: <URL url="http://www.ussublimation.com ...

I thought clipart died with Word 97 but nowadays you can use sites like fiver to get some custom art work made

Anyone know of anyone selling these in 1l bottles yet?

Has the patent on there ink expired or something as I've noticed a massive rise of ink being sold on eBay, where as before these types of ink sets for sale on there would be taken down within hours.

<r>Nobody has talked about the use in small or large format printers, the question "<COLOR color="#333333"><s>[COLOR=#333333]</s>Does anyone use the sub Inktec inks, and if so how do they compare to the rest?<e>[/COLOR]</e></COLOR>" I think you are jumping the gun on the printers assumed type and ...

They are great inks in terms of price and quality.