> I would love to say it is the ink if you are using generic ink but it is
> most probably the paper if the ink is coming from a dye printer and and
> the paper you are using is microceramic nanopourous paper.  When printed
> there is gas fade and that may be what you are experienceing.  To reduce
> this you should either let your prints dry out for a few days before
> framing.  You could also use a swellable type paper like Illford Galerie
> Classic Pearl (still let it dry for a day or two) and you should not
> experience this.  But beware that papers like the Classic are not meant
> for pigmented ink if that is what you are using.

>> Epson 2200, Epson ink.

> Well if you are using that you are using pigmented ink.

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> I still think it is the paper.

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>> - Alan Justice