Digital BW, The Print

Hi Shilesh,
I have them All - I inadvertently ordered the standard FS hex set and then ordered the two Epson PMe and PCe inks ( they are evidently the only differing shades and about 1/3rd the density of their associated inks ). And, interestingly, the Black is neutral, the other inks have a faint yellow cast to them which makes their dilution comparisons difficult.

Alex

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "shileshcjani" <shilesh.jani@s...> wrote:
> Alex,
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> First I presume you are using the Epson driver. And that you are 
> using FS regular (Not FS-E) inks. If you are going to do any 
> swapping, do the following:
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> Place cyan ink (dark) in cyan position
> Place photocyan (dark-same ink as cyan) ink in the magenta position
> Place the magenta ink (medium)in the photocyan position
> Place the photomagenta ink (medium-same as magenta) in the 
> photomagenta position.
> Yellow goes in yellow position.
> 
> So now you have CcMmY = dark, medium, dark, medium, light
> 
> Now after nozzel checks, etc., print a gradient and 21 step 
> from "grayscale" space. You will be amazed at the quality. A few 
> minor tweak in a curves adjstument layer, and you are good to go for 
> starters. This works extremely well with the 1280 printer, and unless 
> there is something funky about the 2000P, it should be agood place to 
> start.
> 
> Good luck.
> 
> Shilesh
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