Digital BW, The Print

> > I'm assuming that getting a set of quadtone inks and simply 
> switching 
> > the ink cartridges over when i need B&W or colour isn't a 
> good idea, 
> > correct?
> 
> Lots of people do it, including me.  The poppet valve carts 
> are easy to pull in and out.  If I were doing both color and 
> B&W all the time, I'd just have
> 2 printers, but for occasional color printing switching carts 
> is no big deal.  The C86, having only 4 carts, only three of 
> which need to be switched, is the easiest one to do this 
> with.  

Hi Paul,

That's one of my un-asked questions aswered.

> I'll be trying to mix an inkset for the R200 very soon also.
> It might be even better, since it has the light inks.

This is a B+W inkset? Will this feed back up to MIS? I ask as here in the
UK, there is about £10 difference between the C86 & the R200. So if there is
a B+W R200 inkset in the (near) future, it may change my purchasing
decisions.

Although I'd welcome any guidance anyone has on this.

Chris


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