Digital BW, The Print

Alex,

I've been using the FS inks for a while now.  I also used the 
original quads and the differences are noticable... for me 
anyway. Though I never could get the Brandon curves to work, I 
had good results with the Nevins transfer curves. Since I 
switched inks I use the John Woolf workflow. My prints look 
great.

The most noticable difference is a cooler tone. They also have 
the tones shifted to the lighter end of the scale, and a deeper 
black. Another item of interest is that they changed the ink tone 
placment. ( which tone feeds which head ) It now matches the 
Piezo system. So if you switch you will need new cartridges, and 
a new workflow. Brandon curves will be way off. Woolf method is 
good.

Good Luck
Dave

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Alessandro Pardi 
<alessandro.pardi@i...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>  
> I was wondering if anyone has had the chance to try the MIS 
Full spectrum
> inks and to compare them with the original MIS quads. I get 
very
> satisfactory results (except for weakish blacks) with the original 
quads and
> Brandin's workflow, but I'm afraid his curves wouldn't work with 
these new
> inks.
> Chris, are you there? Any other curves-wiz willing to spend 
some time on
> this?
>  
> Regards,
> Alex Pardi
> 
> 
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