Digital BW, The Print

Jen,

The Ultra Tone B&W inkset is the only "quad"/B&W pigment inkset that is
RC/glossy paper compatible (when "Photo" black is used).  The FS-N is only
for matte paper.

Paul
http://www.PaulRoark.com

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-----Original Message-----
From: radonprojects [mailto:radonprojects@...]
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 10:34 AM
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Digital BW] Bronzing with FSN MIS inks on 1280


Hi!  I just set up a MIS inkset for a 1280.  I've had great sucess
with the color set i have used on another 1280, and thought that
the B&W set would be equally as nice, but so far i am getting
bronzing in the blacks on Epson premium glossy.  I'll admit, i
have just started doing the researching to find out how to
properly set up printing, but the main reason i wanted to set up
this machine was i thought i could get deep blacks on glossy
paper like the 1280 color (i have a 2200 for matte stuff already).

I'm sure somewhere in the past there are posts here..i also read
the info on MIS's website from Paul Roark but they say they are
for Matte Papers, so i guess i'm asking for any advice or maybe
just some points in the right direction.

the ink is FSN-HEX-E, which is correct i believe.

any advice is greatly appriciated!!!!

jen



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