"if" i understand all that i've read lately, if one wants strictly a neutral print, (i am experimenting with Museo Silver Rag , but normally have used ESG almost exclusively and UT FSN ink's) the best option seems to be UTR2. there are things about the FSN inks that i am not completely satisfied with, but have used them for some time) ...... i'm currently using an Epson 2200, i have little to no interest in "variable" tones or matte stock. is that correct?? do i understand correctly that the UTR2 are roughly the same densities as the FSN, but maybe the hue or tone is slightly different?? if so, which way does the UT-R2 Neutral lean on coated stocks? (reddish, greenish??) i think i read where Paul said they (UTR2) are the EZ N/W equivalent, but density wise they are very close to the FS W/N. is the R2 Photo black (PKN) the same as the current PKN sold? it seems to have it's own part # when ordering. if the above questions/comments are not accurate, what would be the best option on MSR to obtain the most "neutral" print possible (very subjective question i realize) i have thought about using the UT-R2 inks and possible using the UT3D "Y" in the yellow position to compensate for the reddish/green hue depending on the paper being used. any help is much appreciated evan
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UTR2 or UT3D on Muse Silver Rag
2006-09-21 by evanj1969
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