> ... modified UT2 inksets; in one of them I've > changed the sepia in the yellow position for FSN-y, and I've changed > the Eboni for PKN; in the other set I've left Eboni in place and > changed the sepia for FS-y. > > question: which inks constitute a pure carbon print, is it just the > use of Eboni, PKN, M, LM and FSN-y or FS-y; or just the use of Eboni, > M or LM, > The "pure carbon" inks are Eboni, PK (not PKN), M, LM, (not FSN-Y or even FS-Y). The lightest pure carbon in the MIS UT inkset family is UT1 quad M or Hex Y (half way between FS M and Y, and slightly lighter than LLK). Paul www.PaulRoark.com
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RE: [Digital BW] Using UT2 inkset, what constitutes a pure carbon print
2005-10-01 by Paul Roark