Digital BW, The Print

This is cross posted from the piezo3000 list:

On 6/4/02 7:46 PM, "toomanyartists" <mh@...> wrote:

> Jon, as far as the new inks go, are they more neutral or are they more
> warm? Is there still a difference in tone on different papers?

In my opinion they are more neutral than the original Conetech inks.  They
do vary in their tone across papers.  I'd say it parallels the original inks
with the Hahnemuhle (e.g., Orwell, Photorag) and Legion (e.g., Somerset
Enhanced and Concorde Rag) papers being warmer than others (e.g., Museo,
Eclipse, Osprey, EAM, etc.).  I just printed on about 20 different papers
with the Piezotones using my 7000 last night...the inks didn't look bag on
one.  Hahnemuhle has broken the 1.8 dmax barrier.  The one I just can't get
enough of is a Gampi Japanese Paper...rice paper thin...simply beautiful
with the new inks.

Robert


On 6/4/02 6:21 PM, "Robert Morrison" <rmorrison@...> wrote:

> Ok beta testers...I know you are out there...what does everyone think?
> 
> http://www.piezography.com/piezography-piezotone.html
> 
> Robert
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