Mike, I am not happy with the tonal range of the prints but that is not anything I would blame on the inks. I am under deadline to produce prints for a client, and don't have time to play/experiment with the new inks. This is why I pulled them out last night and went back to epson inks [so I could actually be /productive/.] To their credit, the inks came out cleanly, and the epsons re-installed cleanly and quickly. I absolutely plan on coming back to the MIS inks because the prints produced were exactly what I wanted in terms of no color shift [metasmerism], etc.. The only problem I still have to overcome is the mid range values were extremely flat. I will post comparison images [between the epson and the mis inks] in a similar manner to the leaking images today. -Joie mbrouphy wrote: > Joie, > Your prints looked totally uneffected by the problem and only the > front and back ends got trashed. From what I could see on you > evidence pix the printed portraits look real nice and can only > imagine that you are pleased with the tonal quality, gradations, > contrast, etc. Can you please expound on that? There seems to be > some question on the suitability of the c86, which I would be using, > and MIS for BO printing. > > But, it's a shame that this is a problem which has been going on for > some time with this system, though. Hopefully, my concerns will be > put aside in the future. > > Mike > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, joie puckett > <jopuck3@e...> wrote: > > Mike, > > > > The inks were installed on saturday morning and removed saturday > night. > > I will contact them Monday to see what they say. The only real > issue > > with the ink getting on the printer is related to the rollers. > Luckily, > > the ink leaked only onto the paper, and being wet when rolled out, > found > > itself on the rollers. > > > > -Joie > > > > > > mbrouphy wrote: > > > > > YUK! Have you had any satisfaction from MIS customer service. If > > > that happened to my wife's 2200 she'd be all over me like ugly on > an > > > ape! And, rightfully so. I guess I'm glad I'm starting out with > > > converting a c86 to BO first before I go further down this road. > It > > > will be interesting to see how this resolves out. MIS has > > > an 'opportunity' here and hopefully will cease it. > > > Thanks for the feedback, Mike > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: MIS inks leaking. [tonal ranges]
2005-05-22 by joie puckett
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