Digital BW, The Print

Welcome back Paul. Alaska Huh? Lucky boy.

Looks like MIS is up to good things.

Question: with Piezo, the 7000 seems to be the top of the line from a
quality-output point of view (as well as everything else too, I suppose) -
is that true with your variable-tone method too, or with it's larger droplet
size than some of the smaller printers, does the 7000's output suffer
relative to them?

Todd

> Hi,
> 
> I'm back, and glad to see that there is a new and independent forum for
> discussing B&W printing technologies.  The Piezo forum has lots of
> knowledgeable people, but it's really only for Piezo inks.  The Epson-inkjet
> forum is also very useful, but I'm really just into B&W, and most of the
> discussions there are not that relevant.
> 
> How does this forum compare to the DigitalSilver@... forum?
> 
> At any rate, I'm back.
> 
> It looks like MIS has posted some of the variable-tone (their "variable
> mix") materials.  I'll be finishing the 1280 curves soon.  The 7000 is also
> now in the works. (Interestingly, a 2000 user is switching in the
> variable-tone inkset.  I had never though of that as a 3rd party ink
> machine.)
> 
> Paul
> http://www.PaulRoark.com
> 
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