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Re: [Digital BW] WTB: Piezography Software

2002-06-26 by Jerry Olson

Morning Robert,

I hope there will be a Piezotone ink print in the next exchange. I do
want to see one.

Still, I wouldn't go back to a piezo driver, or cone's inks.  I'll wait
and see what the epson 2200 has to offer. I may be needing a color
printer soon, and I don't print nearly as many color pix, so maybe I
could live with the cost of the epson inks.  We'll have to see how much
they are at atlex.

Jerry

Robert Morrison wrote:
> 
> On 6/25/02 8:27 PM, "Jerry Olson" <jerryolson@...> wrote:
> 
> > Which VM ink isn't archival? They sell them as permanent pigment
> > archival inks. I suppose the black has a little dye in it to make it
> > blacker. 20 years with no fading or changes is good enough for me.  None
> > of my vm inks have shown any sign of fading, and I've been using them
> > since they came out. They don't turn brown in a south window after
> > several months, either. (I use the cold and cool curves).
> 
> The VM's are archival in my book...but in my opinion they are not a match
> for the Piezotones.  I don't believe that MIS is planning to try to match
> the piezotone performance...my understanding is that they believe they
> already have to many inks on the market...but of course I could be wrong.
> 
> > How much ARE the piezotone inks?
> 
> $44/4oz.  He brought his price down by 30%...of course still significantly
> more than the MIS inks...its hard to compete against a free R&D department
> (wink, wink, Paul).  But as I said in my earlier post...ink is a trival part
> of the cost of doing this...unless of course its epson ink!
> 
> Robert
> 
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