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Perhaps these are more what everyone else's cartridges look like. Let me know how it looks on your end.

 

http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q712/FiveCatKnittery/LAMYBLUECOMPARISONS.jpg

 

http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q712/FiveCatKnittery/get-attachment-2-6.jpg

 

I don't doubt you have a Lamy cartridge.

 

I looked at my Lamy cartridges and the number on my blue seems to all be 1103 on the packs I bought a while ago, and 1110 on the one I just got with a pen. So it would seem that it might be a lot number.

 

I am not sure why you need moderators to decide whether you should take it down or not. The integrity of your review is compromised and that should be the driving factor in your decision process. You obviously do not like Lamy ink, but that is beside the point. Considering the variation in your results compared to other reviews and color samples on websites you should probably check with Lamy before making a judgement.

 

I find it odd that you keep defending your results. why don't you simply contact Lamy and get an factual response, we are not going to figure it out debating it here. And you have no intention of taking down your review.

Your life really starts when you buy your first Dupont fountain pen; so stop aimlessly wandering through life and buy a Dupont!

 

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Perhaps these are more what everyone else's cartridges look like. Let me know how it looks on your end.

 

http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q712/FiveCatKnittery/LAMYBLUECOMPARISONS.jpg

 

http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q712/FiveCatKnittery/get-attachment-2-6.jpg

 

The new pics and scans look more like the colour I have, although still more of a purple tinge.

http://img356.imageshack.us/img356/8703/letterminizk9.png http://img356.imageshack.us/img356/7260/postminipo0.png

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Hi mhphoto. If it's of any use, this is what I have.

First is a photo. Paper looks greyish on screen. This is more true colour to my eye.

Second is a scan. Paper looks far too white, inks look too purple.

Hope that helps.

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Mike, that's what I'd call a very decent post. Side-by-side a shot from the camera and one from the scanner.

 

What more could I ask for (apart from the originals (not meaning top be snide).

 

MIke2 :)

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