Digital BW, The Print

John,
Thanks very much for your advice. I guess no one has a definitive 
answer. I have ordered more Sundance but I have two 3000 printers and 
one of them is in the shop getting refurbished and new heads. I don't 
want to initiate that printer with more Sundance if there are problems 
with that ink.
Frankly I haven't had any problems with Sundance but I am constantly 
reprinting my work and throwing the old prints away so I don't see any 
fade problems. Most of my prints are in portfolios behind plastic or 
they are stored in large file drawers. I just haven't had problems but 
I don't want any and that is why I am asking for some non biased 
comments. 
Best,
Thom

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "John Luke" <jjlphoto@y...> 
wrote:
> I've been asking the same questions- If you need to print now, go with some more sundance inks- available at http://www.digitalartsupplies.com/
> They call them warm-neutral inks. This is what the original Cone piezography inks were. I believe a set of 4-4oz bottles is $125.00.
> MIS makes a direct replacement for the original Cones inks called MIS FS quads. http://www.inksupply.com/
> They work with the Epson driver using a downloadable curve or with the Cone Piezo Driver as a direct replacement ink,. However, if you change to MIS, no matter how 
> compatable they say they are, you will have to discard your current CIS and start fresh. I'm sure the profiles will be a little off as well.
> If you want a band-aid to print your portfolio prints while you are sifting through the choices, you may want to try the sundance carts instead of buying a whole set of bulk