>> There is >> no metamerism because no color inks are used (well other than the >> tonal modification of UT or VM). >These toners are made from color inks, incidentally. The key is keep >the amount of toner used relative to the gray inks low. Also, the cool toner uses no yellow pigment, which is where most of the metamerism seems to come from. (In the sepia toner there is yellow, and there is metamerism. However, the sepia tone hides the problem. The look of the sepia tone just changes as one goes from indoor lighting to daylight.) >... I can't imagine any reason why >MIS would come out with a UT-FS set. ... With the 2200's 7 inks, dual blacks &/or dual toners (cool and sepia) are the interesting options. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com
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RE: [Digital BW] MIS UltraTones for the 2200: questions
2003-07-31 by Paul Roark