Digital BW, The Print

Hello Peter,

>I've just taken delivery of an R220 plus UT-R2 Warm Print inks. My 
>initial tests on various matte papers have been very encouraging but 
>I'm stating to wonder if the warm effect is, well, a bit too warm for 
>my personal taste.
>I've read some of the info from Paul R on warming up a Neutral set of 
>inks but I'm not sure if I completely understand what I would need to 
>do to cool down my warm set. Using EZ-Warm ink was mentioned for 
>warming a neutral set but I'm not sure what that ink is.
> 
>Any suggestions gratefully received.

Article #10 at the link below shows how to use a combination of R2
Warm and R2 Neutral inks to create a not so warm set, and it can also
be used as a limited range variable tone ink set.  Works very well.

Regards,
Clayton


Info on black and white digital printing at    
http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm