Digital BW, The Print

Stephen, 
when I switched from the PiezoDriver/Cone-Ink combo to the 
PiezoDriver/MIS-FS-Ink combo on my 1160 I had to readjust all 
my gradation-curves a bit - it was not a big deal. 
I printed a 21step wedge step and customized the greyscale 
settings in PS 6.0 for the new ink.
From now on I had WYSIWYP on my monitor. Tonality of my 
prints was equal to the old Piezo-prints. I could only tell them 
apart by judging the slight difference in overall tone (slightly 
warmer with cone inks or vice versa: slightly cooler with MIS FS).
Nothing about "muddy" prints at all. 
There seems to be something wrong with your settings.
Did you print the 21 step greyscale wedge??
Bernd





--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jerry Olson 
<jerryolson@r...> wrote:
> Try Paul Roark's curves. I get really good prints with the MIS VM 
inkset.
> 
> Jerry
> 
> sdsmith9999 wrote:
> > 
> > Hello group:
> > 
> > I've switched from Cone inks to MIS FS.  Too much clogging 
in my 1140
> > with Cone inks.
> > 
> > Using MIS, I get nice tonal range with the Woolf curve but the 
dots
> > are too visible.
> > 
> > Images that printed wonderfully (great tones; no dots) with 
Cone inks
> > come our muddy and blotched with MIS.
> > 
> > I fiddled with the gamma in the piezo driver but that didn't 
help.
> > Any suggestions?
> > 
> > Thanks -- Stephen Smith
> > 
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