> > Lyson is currently working on how best to take > > advantage of the 6-, 7- and 8- position printers to offer sets that > can shift from > > neutral to either warm or cool. > > I hope they don't work too hard, most of us already know how to do > that <G>. > > All very exciting Antonis, thanks for the news. > Tyler Tyler, fitting different hues into the ink positions of various printers, is made more complicated because of chipped carts and the need to manage inventory efficiently without too many part numbers. They are trying to offer a basic neutral set in 3 or 4 positions and then a cool or a warm set in another 1, 2, or 3 posiitons. All 3 would share the same black. So, for example, an end user with a 7-position printer may end up with 1 black, 3 neutral grays and 3 warm grays. One with an 8-position printer may have the option of 1 black, 3 neutral grays, 2 cool grays and 2 warm grays. The latter would probably be the best of both worlds - but obviously we are not there yet. Another complication is that older printers will need more positions than newer ones to fill out the middle part of the grayscale without visible dots. Either way, it will all work fine with StudioPrint which I believe deals with mixing fixed-hue sets better than spreading toners across the scale. (if that's what you meant by "most of us know how to do that" !). And thanks for the cautious but supportive response, too. <g> Antonis
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Re: New Glossy Lyson paper + inks + IJC/OPM
2004-03-18 by Antonis
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