Digital BW, The Print

Paul,

If you have not already done so, could you explain the vacuum loading technique.

I got tired of going to work with ink under my finger nails, so I bought latex gloves, but loading carts with a syringe is still a pain and a messy propasition.

Mike
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Paul Roark 
  To: DigitalB&WPrint 
  Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2002 12:46 PM
  Subject: Re: [Digital BW] anybody using MIS sepia-neutral VM inks?


  Peter,

  >Will the new sepia-VM be available in cartridges or only in bottles for
  >use with a CIS?

  I suspect MIS will have all in bottles only at first.  I think they're a bit
  overwhelmed with the inventory requirements of having all in carts.

  People can, of course, load carts.  The new vacuum loading technique I've
  been using seems to work very well.

  Paul

  _______________________________


  Paul Roark wrote:
  >
  > Heath wrote:
  >
  > >I was wondering if anyone has received the sepia to neutral VM inks
  > from
  > >MIS yet?  If so, what exactly did you order, and do they work with
  > the
  > >"original" VM curves on MIS's website?
  >
  > MIS might mix the neutral ink this weekend.  The sepia VM that MIS has
  > shipped so far uses the standard MIS VM warm base.
  >
  > The VM-Sepia-Neutral will use the same curves as the standard VM
  > inkset, but
  > just covers a different range.  Quite a few have expressed interest in
  > more
  > warmth and sepia tones.  So, this it is.  For my uses -- landscapes
  > and
  > reproductions of old photos -- I've found the mix to be very useful.
  >
  > Also, the neutral ink is for an FS-Neutral.  So, Piezo users will have
  > a
  > truly neutral ink mix.
  >
  > Paul
  > http://www.PaulRoark.com


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