Digital BW, The Print

Malcolm,

The Niagra and CIS ARE the same system. different names. Dave licensed
it to Media Street.

Either MIS or Generations are great choices. There's practically no
difference at all in the color prints they make.

MIS inks and epson archival matte paper are my main papers and inks.
Combination is great!

No you don't need to flush it first. Both Generations and MIS are 100
percent compatible with epson inks.

Jerry



> My first question is: Has anyone used the CIS and Niagara systems? Which is
> best and why?
> 
> Second: I am thinking of using either Generations or MIS pigmented inks, any
> recommendations?
> 
> Third: I am also thinking about using the Epson Archival Matte paper
> designed for the 2000 because it is supposedly set up for pigmented inks.
> Does anyone have any experience with this paper and either MIS or
> Generations ink?
> 
> Fourth: I have connected the 1280 yet, hoping that I wouldn't need to flush it if
> I started off with the bulk pigmented inks, is this true?
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> Malcolm
> 
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