Digital BW, The Print

The neutral ink is FS-N.  It can also be used with the piezo driver with
good results.  I'm not sure whether www.inkgoodies.com has it or whether you
have to buy directly from MIS (www.inksupply.com)...that's where I got mine.

Robert

On 4/19/02 1:55 PM, "Steven Schaefer" <stevenr@...> wrote:

> 
> It is time to buy more ink..... I have trying to keep up on the
> discussion on the MIS-FS inks. This is what I think I have learned:
> 
> 
> The MIS-FS are compatible with the Piezo driver, and with the Piezo
> driver you have the advantage of all the built in paper profiles.
> 
> A big advantage I see is I could proof the image on EAM and print it on
> a more expensive paper like Torchon.
> 
> I was under the impression the MIS-FS inks produced neutral tones, but I
> just read on the inkjetgoodies.com site that it is a warm toned ink. If this
> is true, is there an ink out there that I could use with a piezo driver
> that would deliver neutral- to- cool toned prints?
> 
> Thanks
> 
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