Ink jet recording method and ink jet recording apparatus
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsARIHIRO SAITO, TSUYOSHI KANKE, SHINYA YUMOTO
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsARIHIRO SAITO, TSUYOSHI KANKE, SHINYA YUMOTO
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Provided is an ink jet recording method capable of recording an image with suppressed unevenness when an image is recorded on a low absorbable recording medium by a single pass system. The method is an ink jet recording method for recording an image on a low absorbable recording medium using an aqueous ink and an aqueous reaction liquid containing a reactant reacting with the aqueous ink by carrying out application of the ink and the reaction liquid by a single pass system. The method includes an ink applying step to apply the reaction liquid to the recording medium, and a reaction liquid applying step to apply the ink to the recording medium so that a region to which the aqueous ink is applied and a region to which the reaction liquid is applied are at least partially overlap on the recording medium.
An ink jet recording method for recording an image on a recording medium having a water absorption amount of 4 mL/m2 or more to 10 mL/m2 or less from a start of contact to 30 msec1/2 in a Bristow method, using an aqueous ink, and an aqueous reaction liquid containing a reactant reacting with the aqueous ink by carrying out application of the aqueous ink and the reaction liquid to a unit region by one relative scan between an ejection head of an ink jet system and the recording medium, the method comprising:
An ink jet recording apparatus used for an ink jet recording method for recording an image on a recording medium having a water absorption amount of 4 mL/m2 or more to 10 mL/m2 or less from a start of contact to 30 msec1/2 in a Bristow method, using an aqueous ink, and an aqueous reaction liquid containing a reactant reacting with the aqueous ink by carrying out application of the aqueous ink and the reaction liquid to a unit region by one relative scan between an ejection head of an ink jet system and the recording medium, wherein
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