Digital BW, The Print

It sounds impressive...it's a pity we can´t give it a try,because IP 
does not have a demo of any type. I know they're working on a 
version for the Canon i9100,and it's very tempting,but layering 500 
bucks without a seeing first... 30 days just-send-it-back works if 
you live in USA,but living in Brazil it's not an option...too bad...

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Mitch Alland 
<malland@x> wrote:
> For: André Vallejo
> 
> > Mitch,when you say  "I also like the absolutely neutral 
grayscale that
> > ImagePrint gives, and
> > the subtle toning that is possible with TintPicker." does it 
mean 
> > really
> > neutral,comparable to a quad,under several kinds of light? 
Because 
> > I've read
> > so many times that this is impossible with color inks(and it 
makes 
> > sense by
> > definition) that I'd like to hear a liitle more from you about 
it...
> 
> Yes, I mean really, really neutral -- without the warm tone that I 
had 
> with Piezography inks. The "toning" with TintPicker is very subtle 
> rather than introducing color cast like the Piezography warm tone, 
(I 
> haven't used the latest Piezotone inks).
> 
> My b&w prints with IP are just as good as my Piezography prints 
but I 
> like them better because they don't have the Piezography warm tone.
> 
> 
> I also like being able to use the same printer for color and b&w, 
which 
> IP makes possible.
> 
> --Mitch/Bangkok