>>> Are you going to be printing matte or glossy? Matte only. If all you're interested in is the warmest carbon images, then you could fill all of the positions with the MIS carbon. Just got off the phone with MIS. They tell me that the inks found on this page: http://www.inksupply.com/eb6.cfm are all exactly the same thing you refer to as "MIS carbon" inks? Is that correct? So do I correctly assume that K, PK LK and LLK are all something else? You might consider modeling the all warm carbon printer after the UT14 -- Eboni in K, PK in both M and C, LK in both LM and LC, and then LLK in Y. Still confused. Are those all "MIS carbon" inks you refer to above? That is, are K, PK LK and LLK synonyms for "MIS carbon"? Or are these different inks from the MIS carbon you recommended above? Are there any dyes mixed into those inks if they are not the same? Can you tell me what inks to order, dilutions to make, printer positions for the cartridges (Epson 1400), to get met started? I would prefer to dilute from one stock ink source if that will work, rather than buy already diluted. Thanks. David Kachel ___________________ Artist-Photographer Fine B&W Photographs www.davidkachel.com david@... Gallery: www.reddoorfinephotographs.com director@... PO Box 1893 Alpine, TX 79831 (432) 386-5787 David Kachel ___________________ Artist-Photographer Fine B&W Photographs www.davidkachel.com david@... Gallery: www.reddoorfinephotographs.com director@... PO Box 1893 Alpine, TX 79831 (432) 386-5787 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Warm carbon, questions for Paul
2011-11-21 by David Kachel