Digital BW, The Print

Bob,

Can you scan some step wedges and send me some jpeg files? I would like to
post them in the Files section. I tried some 80/20 and 50/50 blends
(FSN/FSS) of the grays inks a few months back. One thing that I did notice
with time was that the warming of the standard FS tended to dominate so that
you might want to be closer to pure FSN the you would initial think.

Martin Wesley

http://www.borderless-photos.de/guests.html



----- Original Message -----
From: "bobenland" <bobenland@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, September 09, 2002 7:35 PM
Subject: [Digital BW] MIS MIXES


> I have tried some combinations of the MIS FS and FS-N inks on a 3000
> using Piezo v5.13 driver.
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> Set No. 1
> Yellow = 100% FS
> Magenta = 70% FS / 30% FS-N
> Cyan = 20% FS / 80% FS-N
> Black = FS
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> 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)
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> 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%.
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> Set No. 2
> Yellow = 100% FS-N
> Magenta = 70% FS / 30% FS-N
> Cyan = 20% FS / 80% FS-N
> Black = FS
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> 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.
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> Both sets work well with the V5.13 piezo profiles.
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> Thanks
> Bob
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