Digital BW, The Print

Stephan:

You could try the 1160 partitioned RGB workflow for the MIS FS inkset.

It's posted here at

Files> Ink Sets reviews and techniques> MIS FS> 1160 Partitioned 
Workflow.

or on the MIS ( www.inksupply.com )Quad workflow pages

The partitioned workflow should yield dot free light tones from 0% to 
about 30% (where the medium gray ink kicks in).  It also often 
eliminates the banding that some folks report with the Woolf lumped 
RGB workflow in the dark end.

Thanks.

Jeff Randall


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "sdsmith9999" 
<sdsmith9999@a...> wrote:
> I've been gradually making the switch from analog to digital 
> printing, and have had fine results with Piezo software and Cone 
> inks -- except for the endless clogging and the price.
> 
> So I'm testing MIS FS inks ("refilled" virgin carts) with my 1160.  
I 
> get good tonal results using the Woolf workflow, but the dots are 
too 
> visible in the high end.
> 
> Using the piezo software I get blotched, muddy prints (these are 
> files that printed beautifully with Cone inks). Fiddling with gamma 
> doesn't help.
> 
> Any suggestions appreciated!
> 
> Stephen Smith