Supplies for Fuji DX100

[costadinos]

cant you use epson SureLab Ink Cartriges*?
well only thing is UltraChrome D6-S-Tinte is pigmented

Epson Ultrachrome D6 is NOT pigmented. It's dye based.

 

[Tudor]

Epson Ultrachrome D6 is NOT pigmented. It's dye based.

And it's 5.5 times cheaper than Claria Hi-Definition dye ink... But you have to buy 6 cartridges, 700ml each...

 

[costadinos]

And it's 5.5 times cheaper than Claria Hi-Definition dye ink... But you have to buy 6 cartridges, 700ml each...

It's 5.5 times cheaper than Claria, yet still more expensive than quality 3rd party pigment ink

 

[martin0reg]

cant you use epson SureLab Ink Cartriges*?
well only thing is UltraChrome D6-S-Tinte is pigmented

Epson's drylab sl-d700 seems to be the same as fuji's frontier dx100, so the carts and ink are pobably the same too (both DYE, containing 200ml each). "Ultrachrome D6" from epson, "Vividia" from fuji.
Some are speculating that they are of the same quality as claria ink regarding color and lightfastness..
http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3670464#forum-post-53670498

There are several suppliers of OEM carts, but I can't find compatibles. The problem will be the poor light fastness of most 3rd party DYE inks. You won't use a drylab for prints which last only months...

 

[incartek]

And it's 5.5 times cheaper than Claria Hi-Definition dye ink... But you have to buy 6 cartridges, 700ml each...

Thanks for this information