Digital BW, The Print

I do some C8x BW printing also.  But, I think the answer to use carts
instead of CFS in a 2200 is the extra cartridges give more options than our
4-bangers.  I see these folks swapping warm and cool carts in to change the
overall tones with much more control.

I think if one got a "lock" on ink placement --whether it was a mix of color
tones or not-- and decided it was the SOLE way to print forever, CFS on the
2200 makes sense.

Seth 

==-----Original Message-----
==From: Kip Babington [mailto:cbabing3@...] 
==

==nonetheless.  But now that they have clear cartridges 
==available I'd probably go with them - keep a full set on the 
==shelf and one in the printer and swap as needed.  That would 
==also let me swap in a PK cartridge if I wanted to print a few 
==glossies, something I can't do with the CFS.
==
==If you're going to be doing a lot of printing on a continuous 
==basis, the CFS certainly is convenient.  But unless the 2200 
==cartridges are somehow more difficult to deal with than the 
==C84 models, I'd be inclined to think pretty hard about 
==refilling cartridges instead of using the CFS.
==
==Cheers,
==Kip
==
==Jon Witsell wrote:
==
==>I'm thinking of getting the CFS from MIS for my 2200 (w/Ultratones).
==>Can anyone tell me what, if any, issues you have had with yours?
==>