Digital BW, The Print

No I would suggest modifying the 2200 load to:

Matte Black (Epson OEM)
Photo Black (Epson OEM)
Light Black (Epson OEM)
Light Gray (MIS Ultratone Yellow)
Light Cyan (Epson OEM)
Light Magenta (Epson OEM)
Yellow (Epson OEM)

Then you would use IJC to control the curves.  You could make a warm  
curve just using the 2 grays with either of the blacks (depending on  
the paper).  Then make a sepia curve using some yellow and the grays  
and black and then a cool curve using the photo cyan, photo magenta and  
the grays and black.  Then blend away in Open Printmaker.  You can't  
print color...but it will be the ultimate BW machine.  As soon as the  
empty carts start to ship this is what I plan to do.  You could do it  
now if you set up a CIS.

Robert


On Thursday, June 19, 2003, at 11:13 PM, Bill wrote:

> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Robert Morrison <
> rmorrison@p...> wrote:
>> The 2200 is the best piece of hardware...but the the hilights using  
>> the
>> OEM ink set is much "grainer" than the 1280 and 1160, but this is
>> purely the result of using the light black ink for the hilights.  When
> Is this using all 7 inks?
>
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