Digital BW, The Print

Hello,

Didn't catch your name. If archival issues are not a concern, you 
want to print on glossy paper and you have a 1200 available then one 
of the dye based inks would seem to be the way to go. Pigment inks on 
glossy just don't make it.

I was very impressed by the Spectratone Quads from Lincoln Inks.

www.lincolninks.com

They have a workflow for the 1200 and will send you dome sample 
prints. Very nice selenium tone look.

No experience with the other dye quads. Perhaps someone else can 
comment.

Martin

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., polski@s... wrote:
> I would like to start with BW inkjet printing , and really didn`t 
like 
> the tone of piezography ( prints I´ve been shown seemed kind of 
> greenish  - this is probably just my own lack of taste ;-))
> 
> There is very little  input here about Lysons Small Gamut inks ..
> I like the the color steering thing but I´m unsecure about the dot 
> and tonal range ,,,
> 
> MIS variable seems promising , but I`m not sure 
> if  pigment based ink will give me  deep blacks while 
> printed on glossy paper ...
> And I´m bit nervous  while reading some posts that MIS 
> ( I don`t know if this concerns also variable ink ) is even 
> "greener" then Piezo . 
> Mis variable cannot move along magenta - green axis ...
> 
> I like MIS price and  it is available ( i think )  for my spare 
printers 
> ( EX and 1200 ) .
> Shall I start with it or should I go for SmallGamut  with 
> a new 1160  ?
> I would be greatfull for some suggestions .
> Longevity is of lesser concern for me then tonal range .
> ( I work mostly  with commecial/editorial  stuff  )