PAUL, In comparing the MIS FS inks on the 7000 with a CFS and the Piezo inks run through carts, the densities appear to be very similar. I printed out the 21 setp tablet using the PiezoBW24 Rip and compared it with the Piezo wedge. WIth the exception of a slighter more neutral color of the FS inks, the patched appeared to be very sililar. The curve of the MIS FS inks is just a bit more linear which is a good thing as I always felt that the Piezo inks were designed to compress the shadow densities. I printed a set of 6 very soft high key Calla Lilly images this weekend and compared them to the Piezo prints of the same images. The result was very similar with a slight edge in detail to the MIS FS inks. If Bob could produce these inks with just a slightly more neutral tone I think that they would be a huge success. Mike Michael J. Kravit, AIA Architect/Photgrapher --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Paul Roark" <paul.roark@v...> wrote: > For those who have used both Piezo and MIS FS inks, how would you compare > the density of the prints. Are the FS prints about the same > density/darkness as the Piezo prints, somewhat lighter, or darker? > > Paul > http://www.PaulRoark.com
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Re: FS ink density compared to Piezo
2001-11-18 by Michael J. Kravit
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