Digital BW, The Print

Agreed. The difference between Matte K and Photo K is not dilution.  
It's the chemical makeup and how it lays on the paper . .  . . . 
Therefore, it doesn't really work. Yes. StudioPrint does give you 
access to all eight tanks and you could double your Black ink and run 
both K channels at once . . . So Tri-K is an option. I guess 
StudioPrint + other RIPs support tri-tone black inks + CMLmCLcY setups 
. . . That's an option. And it would make wonderful  prints . . . QTR?  
What do you think?


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>  But the question is whether or not they have bypassed the MK vrs PK
>  limitation and truely given you access to do whatever you want with
>  all 8 tanks. It would take a 4000/StudioPrint user to tell us.
>  Additionally, if one were to do a tri-K, plus all the UC color inks
>  (which 8 channels would allow) I would think Cone and MIS have some K
>  and lighter K ink sets far more applicable than the Epson Mk, Pk, LtK
>  set. The density spread of those inks would not take the best
>  advantage of a smooth dot free 3 part K.
>  Tyler
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