Roger, >Can I use MIS PKN in an Epson R2400? Yes, but I have not tried the various ones MIS sells to see which is best. The k3 machines are optimized for a lower load PK than the older ones. So, the older PKN that was originally mixed for an early C82 or C84, will probably not be the best. The UT-R2 PKn or the UT-3D M might be better choices. (The 3D M is actually a low-load PKN.) >Is MIS K4 LLK the same as MIS UT-3D LLK? No, the 3D version is somewhat neutralized. The MIS K3 LLK is pure carbon, and warmer than either the 3D or Epson's version (which is about half carbon). >Is MIS K4 LK the same as MIS UT-3D LK? No, there is the same difference as above. If you want a warm carbon LK and LLK, MIS's versions are the best. For the 2400 and the Y=Carbon B&W approach, I recommend MIS K4 LK and LLK. This extends the warm range a bit due to the warmth of the pure carbon. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
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RE: [Digital BW] Question for Paul - MIS inks
2006-09-10 by Paul Roark
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