I have tried some combinations of the MIS FS and FS-N inks on a 3000 using Piezo v5.13 driver. Set No. 1 Yellow = 100% FS Magenta = 70% FS / 30% FS-N Cyan = 20% FS / 80% FS-N Black = FS Here I was looking for warm to cool split tone effect. And also looking for the longevity of the black and cyan position inks that Paul created with FS-N. After 4 days in brilliant sun I have close to what I wanted... (unlike Piezo inks - need to encourage these along) Will probably change cyan position for this set to: 100% FS-N for even more color contrast (and longevity?) The yellow (lightest) ink with piezo driver seems carry well up into the darker tones... say 75%. Set No. 2 Yellow = 100% FS-N Magenta = 70% FS / 30% FS-N Cyan = 20% FS / 80% FS-N Black = FS Same mixes except changing FS-N for FS in the yellow position. Very neutral to my eye. Reducing the FS-N amounts from the full-bore FS-N set calmed the blue down just enough. Both sets work well with the V5.13 piezo profiles. Thanks Bob
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MIS MIXES
2002-09-10 by bobenland
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