Digital BW, The Print

Bruce,

FS-K and FSN-K are the same.

I would buy a new cart when you change inks in a CIS.

Paul
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  -----Original Message-----
  From: Bruce Kinch [mailto:pvx@...]
  Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2002 11:11 AM
  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Ink choices


  >Martin wrote-



  >At this point, until more info comes in on the 2200, the front runner
would
  >be a hybrid set of the MIS FSN black, the most warm/fade resistant black
  >ink, and the Selenium or Warm-Neutral PiezoTone gray inks, which gave the
  >most warm/fade resistant mid tones.

  The very mixed reports on the PiezoTone inks are of great concern.

  I am about to set up a CIS with the MIS FSN-K and PiezoTone CMY on an
  1160. I also have some regular FS-K--is that the same formulation as
  the black ink in FSN? I'm thinking of swapping out the PiezoTone Warm
  Neutral black for the regular FS black on another 1160 that already
  has the PT inks installed. Can I just replace the bottles and let the
  change happen over time, or do I need a new cart and flushing of the
  tubing?

  Paul? Martin?

  Bruce

  --
  Bruce C. Kinch
  Associate Professor of Photography
  The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University

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