Digital BW, The Print

The only place I see gloss differential issues on the 4800 is where there is
next to no ink on the paper ie pure white or extremely close to it.  The
residual bronzing is also likely due to think ink coverage areas.  Hence a
white ink would be nice.  You could then also finally control paper tone.
And there would be no need for optical brighteners....


> From: <claudej1@...>

> 
> I would opt for 10, as even numbers make more sense since the latest Pro
> units finally have symmetry with 1/2 the carts on one side and the other.
>  
> This way, they could have K3 (which Jon Cone told me all we ever needed was
> 3 to make good B&W), and add Matte Black AND Super Hard Gloss optimizer
> (since there is still a trace of gloss differential left on the surface AND we
> woudn't need to spray or laminate anymore.
>  
> 
> So it would be MK, PK, LK, LLK, C, M, LC, LM, Y, and Glop. A truly  univeral
> machine. Anybody wanna bet?
>  
> Claude
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