Digital BW, The Print

Steve,

The 1280, MIS Variable tone inks and Paul Roark's curves can do every
bit as good as the Piezo system at about 1/5 of the price. Plus, you
have your choice of any color tone from warm to very cold, or anything
in between. 

Jerry.  

Been using the system for about a year now, and it absolutely equals
piezo quality in all respects.



steven0356 wrote:
> 
> I just saw my first digital BW prints from an Epson 1160 using the
> piezography inks. They looked vary good. Not at all like a bad RC print
> like I have seen printed digitally in the past . Are the Epson printers
> and piezography inks the best way to go our are there other printers
> and or inks that can do just as will or better then Epson's with the
> piezography inks.
> 
> I think I already know the answer after reading all of your post for
> the last few days, but I thought  I would ask it anyway
> 
> I am glad I found this list.
> 
> Steve Schaefer
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