EPSON Singlepack Photo Black T096140

How it worksEpson UltraChrome K3 ink's pigment and resin improve glossiness and D-max readings on glossy media, and provide reduced metamerism (color inconsistency under different light sources) to ensure you get superior black and white and color photographs under any light conditions.Accurate gray balanceEpson UltraChrome K3 ink uses three black tones to achieve a more stable and accurate gray balance, while also allowing for more accurate color control due to the smaller amount of color ink used. Superb gray balance and precise color control enhance the ICC profile-making process and require minimum retouching to reproduce colors faithful to the original image.Wide color gamutThe high density pigments of Epson UltraChrome K3 ink help to produce prints with an extremely wide color gamut. This enables you to reproduce the colors you saw when you captured the image.Glossy prints tougher and longer lastingEpson UltraChrome K3 ink is a resin-coated pigment ink that achieves superb longevity and durability. The resin chemistry is part of a process that smoothes the surface of the paper when ink is applied and dramatically improves print gloss levels.Black and white printingEpson UltraChrome K3 ink produces a standard of black and white photographs that - until now - was simply not possible from a color printer. With UltraChrome K3 ink skin tones now come alive and shadows reveal subtleties lost on other printers. Designed for ease of use and fast, cost-effective printing, Epson UltraChrome K3 ink technology marks a turning point in the history of printing photographs.Smooth tonal gradationThe three different density blacks found in Epson UltraChrome K3 ink produce smooth gradation without tone jumps. The illustration on the right shows the three levels of ink density in Epson UltraChrome K3 ink compared with the previous generation of Epson UltraChrome ink.Improved depth and richnessThe Photo Black ink in the Epson UltraChrome K3 ink set has been upgraded, resulting in a higher D-max of 2.3 (depending on what media is used). This is very useful for reproducing jet black areas. The end result is a photo showing a depth and richness not seen before from a digital color printer.