Digital BW, The Print

I\ufffdm using the FS-BW from MIS,guess it\ufffds old stuff,but as I want neutral
prints,not warm or cool,looks like it\ufffds the best choice.Could I change the
100% black ink for the photo black only? Guess so.I just found out the Red
River(or was it Red Rock...anyway...) so I'll be buying from
them...InkjetGoodies.com also have lots of it too,as I was told. As it's
hard to me to get paper here(I have to import everything from
US,paper,ink...and importing from US isn\ufffdt very popular around here this
troubled days) I tend to stay with the brands I got used to BC SM and EAM.
The other point is that I'm considering to buy the upcoming Canon i9100 for
the possibilities that the swapping heads brings. But again,my idea was to
make a trip to US after it's released,maybe June so I could buy some stuff
including the printer (strange,but the air ticket is cheaper then mailing it
all). The idea is on hold for the fear of flying to US this days...
Strange world...
Regards,
Andr\ufffd

>    Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2003 06:51:24 -0800
>    From: Robert Morrison <rmorrison@...>
> Subject: Re: Brightcube semi-matte similars
>
> Andre,
>
> I'm assuming that you are using a workflow with one of the older quad ink
> sets?  You might want to  consider trying the new MIS Ultra-quad inkset
with
> photo black with these papers.  This ink set doesn't require spraying of
the
> RC papers.  I've been using a 2200 with Imageprint with Brightcube
> Semi-Matte, Ilford Gallerie Smooth Pearl, Generations Pro Photo Lustre and
> Epson Professional Glossy all with good success (Colorbyte has made custom
> profiles for all of these for both color and BW with the 2200).  To get
> better results in hilights and shadows and broading toning options I'm
> switching my 1280 over to the Ultra-Quads (MIS VM 4.3 that Paul Roark has
> developed), driving it with the new Ink Jet Control software.  This will
> allow me to make precisely tuned custom profiles for the papers and this
ink
> set.
>
> Robert