Digital BW, The Print

I was speaking of the long lived Archival PIGMENT inks from MIS, NOT the
dye colors. I have never used their dye inks.  Sorry If you thought I
was referring to the dye set.

Jerry  

The MIS Inks are all pigment, both their quad, hex, and color. They also
sell dye inks. ALL dye inks will fade much faster than pigment inks.

If you have use a 3000 printer, you will always have the dot problem
unless you use the piezo system.





wilfred71118 wrote:
> 
> I have been reading with great interest the current post about the
> methods to produce b&w. I have been paying close attention,
> especially since Paul and Jerry have been contributing much of the
> comments. I have been reading the various topics on several groups,
> trying to decide on which method to go with.I have come to respect
> their opinion, and appriciate their shairing of their hard learned
> knowledge.I feel they have a good handle on this stuff. It wanted to
> chime in when a question was answered about the longevity of the MIS
> inks. The original person asking the post seemed somewhat supprised
> that a dye could bost of this life span. If I am not mistaken, the
> MIS inks are not just dye. They are a mix of dye and pigment. This is
> an area I am very interested in as I would kind of like to quad print
> with just dye. Have you guys used a dye only quads. If not, is their
> a reason to stay away.     I will be using an epson 3000 & p/c.
> Thanks....
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