----- Original Message ----- From: "Garcia, William" <wpg1@...> To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Monday, September 02, 2002 2:33 PM Subject: RE: [Digital BW] Media Street Black + FS-N was PiezoTone Selenium 300 Hr Fade test > > > >In the Selenium-PT ink set the black is red/warm and the grays are > blue/cool > >so the transition tones tend toward a magenta or eggplant cast. From Paul's > >test the grays held up so well I would have to say that the colorant there > >is a pigment. On the black I have to wonder. Jon Cone has described the > >additive to increase the Dmax as "dye stuff" although I believe is actually > >a pigment but it is fading as if it were a dye. Whatever it is, it is dying > >in Paul's fader in a fashion similar to Gen. black. > > >Martin > > BTW, I'm getting ready to try the PT black with MIS FS-N inks (CMY) in my > 1160. Word from InkjetMall (Chris Cook) is that all versions of Piezotones > (WN, Sel, & pending CN) use the same black. Thinking now that maybe the Gen > K is a better match . . . ? > William, Considering that the PT gray inks held up better than the FS-N gray inks in Paul's last tests and the PT black did much worse than the FS-N black, you would seem to be headed in the wrong direction. The Gen K sounds like a better choice for the substitution in the FS-N set. Martin
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Re: [Digital BW] Media Street Black + FS-N was PiezoTone Selenium 300 Hr Fade test
2002-09-02 by Martin Wesley
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