Digital BW, The Print

Daniel,

>This sounds really interesting!

>Wonder if it would work on a 2100?

I think once the 1280 version is finished and working as well as it can, the
2100/2200 would be the next logical step.

> I had a look at your ink mixtures and
>I have all the inks available, except you mention a MIS UT sepia toner
>for the Y position. Where did that one come from? I can't recall seeing
>a sepia toner in the UT inkset. Is it possible to mix from the MIS 7600
>color inks?

The previous mix I published is not the one that can do this.  It's
basically a dual-toner setup, but the percentages have changed -- and will
change a little more.

I'm not sure MIS sells the clear base you'll need to mix where I'm at now.
I suspect MIS will be very interested in this one and produce it for us.

Paul
http://www.PaulRoark.com

_______________________________________

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Roark [mailto:paul.roark@...]
> Sent: 2. september 2003 05:32
> To: DigitalB&WPrint
> Subject: [Digital BW] Latest variable-tone inkset
>
>
> OK, now for something entirely different.
>
> I have been printing (on the 1280) and controlling a
> variable-tone inkset from a grayscale file -- in Word!
>
> It's time to break Photoshop's monopoly.
>
> Well, the reality is that the driver sliders can control this
> dual-toner inkset over a range from quite warm to
> selenium/neutral and cooler. However, with Photoshop curves
> the inkset goes all the way to sepia.  So, it can be
> something a novice can print without having to buy PS, or we
> can use different curves to do a broader range, split-tones,
> and whatever profiling.
>
> I think this approach could be big.
>
> Paul
> http://www.PaulRoark.com




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