You deserved more responce than you've so far recieved... and you've come to the right place. I think the problem is that things are much better today than they were even 2 years ago, many of these systems now work very well, and users are settled in with little testing of alternatives. That is certainly my situation, things reached a point with the systems that interest me, and the focus turns towards content and mastering craft, instead of the particular products. There was a time when many of us tried everything available just to find anything that might work for us. So most of us can not compare many of these solutions against each other, as we are no longer knowledable about available options, certainly my case. The only onelisted I would stay away from is the Lyson, if you search here you'll see much similar advice. I can vouch for the Peizotone inksets in a 9600, you have the option of using two different tints with a shared K and as a result some hue options. Or the K7 set which is neutral with little hue options beyond paper base, but extraordinarily smooth and photographic. The others I have not tried and I hope users speak up for them, they seem to have solid user bases. Tyler --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "roschko_leolevin" <g.flo@...> wrote: > > Hi, > ... yes, an other "inkquestion". > I'm looking for "my" BW ink system with Epson Stylus Pro 7600. The > last three month, I think, I did nothing else than surfing thru the > internet and looking for the perfect ink. > So, the result? I'm totally confused and have no Idea what system > would be the best for me. The entire Manufacturer say that their > system is the world best you can get. > During my web research I found 5 different Inks. Maybe there are a > couple more then 5. > > Sundanse Inks (also for 7600) > GQ Generation QuadBlack (not for 7600) > Piezography K7 (for 7600) > Lyson Quad Black (not for 7600) > MIS UT7 (for 7600) > > As there are some inks not available for my 7600 Epson, I think I > want to decide between the Piezography and MIS Products. > > The Pro of MIS is that they are for both, Matte and Glossy Paper, > right? > > > Maybe somebody could help me in this decision? > Please tell me your experiences with you system, so that I can > find "my perfect BW ink" :-) > > Cheers > > Florian >
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Re: Ink Question ...
2006-05-12 by Tyler Boley
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