Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Burkhardt Kiegeland 
<burkhardt@e...> wrote:
> 
> The Trition system works using 3 carts containing 3 different 
blacks. Part
> of the system is a set of tables designed for different papers. The 
tables
> are free.
> The fine tuning of the print is done in grayscale mode. After that 
the image
> has to be changed into indicated colors where the table is applied.
> The results are very nice and definitely of the same quality as the 
best
> Piezography prints. No dots, no banding, just perfect for an inkjet 
print.

Hi Burkhardt,
this is interesting to me, because Triton was the first archival ink 
system I tried out - and AFAIK then only one available here in 
Germany. While I got good and dotless results on my older 760, the 
1160 showed horrible tone gradation, visible white banding and had 
clogged nozles all the time. 

Fearing the worst I nevertheless gave MIS Full Spectrum a try and I 
can already say that on my 1160 it gives very good results: 
practically invisible dots, it looks (to my eyes) sharper than the 
Triton on my 760 - and with the CIS installed it´s much less 
expensive than the Triton carts.

Which Printer do you use with Triton?

Greetings from Berlin,

Bernhard