>The MIS FS innks are a very little bit cooler than Piezo, but only in >direct comp. >my results are not final, but if someone with a densitometer >would be able to read the continuous tone part of the 21 step >image we should be able to create a general transfer curve, to >get absolut identical prints. >My curve is eyeball measured and surely needs some fine >tuning, f. i. didn´t compare the prints in different lights ... and so >on. > >But in general: Using the Piezo Driver to print MIS FS can be the >game for those who love piezo, but won´t cope with the Cone >prices. Thank you, Bernd; this sounds very promising. I'm disappointed that the MIS inks are not perceptibly cooler than Piezo, but there's always the tinting option if they seem otherwise favorable... -- Nick NICHOLAS HARTMANN +1 (414) 271-4890 611 N. Broadway, Suite 509 fax: +1 (414) 271-4892 Milwaukee, WI 53202, USA polyglot@... Technical and scientific translator: German and French -> English
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Piezo Driver and MIS FS inks, Curve for Piezo files
2001-08-24 by Nicholas Hartmann
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