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The original post has been edited to include a retest of the MIS CLI-8Y, as well as OEM BCI-6PM, OEM BCI-6PC, Formulabs BCI-6 PM and Formulabs BCI-6 PC.
Our initial test of the MIS CLI-8Y (CLI-8Y_MIS_Orig on the spreadsheet) looked strange at the longer wavelengths, so a retest was run (CLI-8Y_MIS on the spreadsheet), and the retest data is included in this analysis. Canonfodder is very meticulous in his ink application procedures, so we are fairly certain that the problem wasnt in contamination during the application of the ink, but rather that the Orig ink sample was pulled out of a 2 oz. bottle that was almost completely empty. It is possible that there was some foreign material in the dregs that affected the color of that sample. The retest sample was drawn from a nearly full refilled cart. Obviously, we will be very careful about how the samples are obtained for future tests.
See the original post for the discussion on the PM and PC inks.
Our initial test of the MIS CLI-8Y (CLI-8Y_MIS_Orig on the spreadsheet) looked strange at the longer wavelengths, so a retest was run (CLI-8Y_MIS on the spreadsheet), and the retest data is included in this analysis. Canonfodder is very meticulous in his ink application procedures, so we are fairly certain that the problem wasnt in contamination during the application of the ink, but rather that the Orig ink sample was pulled out of a 2 oz. bottle that was almost completely empty. It is possible that there was some foreign material in the dregs that affected the color of that sample. The retest sample was drawn from a nearly full refilled cart. Obviously, we will be very careful about how the samples are obtained for future tests.
See the original post for the discussion on the PM and PC inks.