Digital BW, The Print

Paul,

Is the density of the UT7 light black close enough to the MIS LK or 
Epson LK that it could also be used as a substitute in the 2200 and 
4000?  The UT7 LK and PK-N would give us two neutral blacks that could 
be profiled with QTR or IJC to yield a smoother neutral print than BO.  
New color profiles would be needed, but that is not a problem as long 
as the LK density is reasonably close to the original LK.

Carl

On Jan 28, 2005, at 10:42 PM, Paul Roark wrote:

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>> I just got done printing on my mint 4000 BO on LexJet Premium
>> SemiMatte, at 2880 dpi, hight speed ON.  Sure enough, it is
>> incredible.  It warm to be sure, but that's OK by me.
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> Those that don't like warm are going to love the soon-to-be-available 
> PK-N.
> A big dmax, neutral-cool photo black, in combination with the newest 
> papers,
> will make color + B&W in the 4000 a very serious contender as the 
> do-it-all
> printer.  BO glossies also have lower bronzing by their nature.
>
> Paul
> www.PaulRoark.com
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