Digital BW, The Print

Hello Lincoln,

>However, when revisiting the  MIS site,  I noticed that they now
have 
>an Eboni black as part of the Ultra tone set which is supposed to be 
>a blacker  black on the EEM I like to use. I like the idea of a more 
>archivable injet print.

I do BO printing and recently switched to Eboni after using the MIS
FS-K for a long time.  The term "blacker" can mean different things to
different people, so here's what I learned - Eboni is a bit warmer
than fresh FS-K, but not as warm as FS-K after it has warmed.  The
testers say that Eboni warms so little as to be negligible, so the
long term result of Eboni is a cooler tone.  Both have excellent D-max


>3. I notice a marked improvement when printing at 2880 instead of 
>1440. 

I find that the resolution in fine details is much better at 2880.


>In order to have the 2880 setting made available to me, I have 
>to choose a paper setting that is other than the matte I am using,. 
>Should I do something specific to the profile to otherwise
>compensate for this change?

I print at 2880dpi on a 2200 and use the matte paper setting.  


Regards,
Clayton


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