Digital BW, The Print

MIS HEX OR QUAD VM INKS, WITH GENERATIONS ENHANCED BLACK INK.  GREAT 
ARCHIVAL LIFE,
GOOD BLACKS, EASY TO SETUP, NO CLOGS, NO FADING UNDER NORMAL LIGHTING 
CONDITIONS.

JERRY	

tjphotoct wrote:
> I have been using the orginal Piezo/Sundance inks since they 
> were introduced. I am not always able to check out this list but 
> now that I have I see there are problems, real or imagined, with 
> the original Piezo inks and the new Piezotone inks.
> I have come to this list because I need unbiased information 
> about which inks are available right now and are usable for 
> portfolio presentation and which are available and best for 
> display.
> I guess what I am asking for is a straight answer on which inks 
> to use that will not fade and will not require days of fiddling about 
> trying to get them to work. I am not concerned so much about 
> archival qualities but that would be a plus. I need to reprint four 
> new portfolios for my agents and I need to get them done now.
> I print with an 1160 and a 3000 and use Somerset Photo 
> Enhanced and EAM papers. 
> Thank you for any help you can offer.
> Regards,
> Thom Jackson
> 
> 
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