Digital BW, The Print

MIS - The name of 3rd party ink supplier  MIS Associates -
http://www.inksupply.com/
UT - Ultratone Ink - The b&w inkset people are talking about on this
list - mixed by Paul Roark (member of this list) available at MIS
QTR - Quad Tone Rip - Roy Harrington (member of this list) developed a
RIP for black and white.
VM - Variable Mix Ink Set i.e Ultratone Ink set (see above)
IP5 - Image Print 5 - ColorByte ImagePrint RIP -
http://www.colorbytesoftware.com/ Also a RIP  ($495.00 Image Print vs.
Quadtone Rip=Free)
      People refer to IP5 because is an excellent RIP for color and
black & white printing as it provides free profiles to be used with
      this RIP.

Any other questions please free to ask.

Eileen
 


Don wrote:
> 
> Been enjoying this list for the past few weeks.  I own a 2200 and am
> very interested in improving my B&W printing.
> 
> I am a little frustrated by some of the terms used here...
> 
> MIS, UT, OTR, QTR, VM, IP5.  Etc.
> 
> Some of them I have figured out (EEM and PR!) but some still have me
> stumped.
> 
> Is there an FAQ to read which may explain all this?  I looked in the
> Files section but a lot of stuff there seems a little dated.
> 
> Also on another note.  Does anybody have some favorite links or
> lists or sites to visit concerning Black and White developing,
> scanning etc?  I would be most appreciative of any info in this area
> too.  Thanks everybody.  Back to lurking and trying to scan better
> with my 2450..... ;-)
> 
> Ol' Don in Broken Arrow
> 
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