The easiest test for this is probably to run a nozzle check. Then find out which gray density ink should go into which color position, and see if it matches on your nozzle test pattern. For instance if the nozzle test sequence (I'm making this sequence up cause I don't remember the real order) is CcMmY, and you know that the C position takes the darkest ink after black, see if it's the darkest in your nozzle test, if the Magenta position takes the next darkest ink, is it's position the next darkest in the nozzle test, and so on.... Todd > Bernd, this sounds like you've got one or more of the inks in the wrong tube > position. Did you install them > as per label on the bottles? yellow to yellow tube, photo cyan to photo cyan > tube, etc? This is the > correct way for the 6 color set of ink. I get beautiful prints with Paul's > curves. > > I think it makes a difference. > > The earlier MIS quad inks went into different positions, I believe. > > Jerry
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Re: [Digital BW] 4 Paul: MVM Hexatones on a 1290 ???
2001-08-22 by Todd Flashner
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