Digital BW, The Print

John
I'm unclear why you are dissatisfied with the UT7 combination you have 
now. I would think you would usually have six jets firing (all except 
LK) to obtain the slightly warm tone you like. Would adding one more be 
worth the effort and risk? Or are there other aspects of UT7 that you 
don't like?

Howard

John Moody wrote:
> Paul, others,
> I agree that having more jets firing makes for smoother output.  What would
> you think of the following inkset to exploit that characteristic?
> 
> All 7 slots of the 2200 are used.  Blend FS and FSN approximately 50% each
> with some adjustment for tone based on paper white.
> Eboni
> UT-FS-C and UT-FSN-C
> UT-FS-M and UT-FSN-M
> UT-FS-Y and UT-FSN-Y
> 
> My recent work creating curves for UT-7 + UT-FS-Y on Kirkland, has resulted
> in very smooth ramps and a very consistent dither pattern throughout the
> range, similar to what you get with the EZ/Epson approach.  This only
> happened after very critical evaluation (i1 and eye-ball) and fine
> adjustment of the curves.  What I'm after is basically a monotone inkset
> that is slightly warm, and has as many jets firing as possible for
> smoothness.  I suppose I could try K7, but I would like the option to print
> glossy as well.
> 
> Best regards,
> John Moody
>