Digital BW, The Print

Ken, why not get the MIS Variable tone inkset and use paul's curves?

I understand the Lyson small gamut fade very rapidly in the sunlight,
much faster than most inks.

Jerry




ken@... wrote:
> 
> Jerry:
> 
> I've invested 'everything' in Epson inkjet printers, so I'm going
> that route. As for Lyson Small Gamut inks, I've not tried them, tho
> they are interesting. The one hold-back is so far I see them only
> marketed in carts which can be cost-prohibitive for larger
> printers/media, at least for me. I think the balance of
> aesthetics/presentation/longevity is out there, and as time goes by
> new answers will come forth.
> best,
> ken
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., meander@m... wrote:
> >  From the aesthetic point of view I am very interested in using
> > uncoated paper, do you have any experience with Lyson SG, or have
> you considered Laser printers?
> >
> > Jerry.
> 
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