Digital BW, The Print

Howard

Many thanks for your suggestions.  I may try out the the UT-3D toner as I
like selenium tone prints much more than sepia.

I have never used the UT-FSN inkset.  I did use UT-FS for a while in an
Epson 3000.  Sadly the printer paper feed died or I would still be using it,
for some prints at least.

David
  -----Original Message-----
  From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Howard
Shaw
  Sent: 15 January 2007 14:56
  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: Re: [Digital BW] R220 ink suggestions


  I would try either the UT7 Sepia or UT-3D Lab A toner if you wanted to
  experiment with either sepia or selenium type toning respectively.
  Alternatively, if you wanted a lighter ink to give you a quadtone set
  up, you could try UT-FS-Y. That would give you a similar tone in the
  highlights to the warm R2 inks and a split tone effect if used with the
  Neutral inks.

  As a matter of interest did you ever use UT-FSN inks and if so how does
  the tones of the UT-R2 Neutral inks compare?

  Howard

  david627890 wrote:
  > I have been using my R220 with the MIS UT-R2 inkset with both Neutral
  > and Warm cartridges now for some time but would like to convert to a
  > CFS and bulk inks. As I like to be able to vary the tone of my images
  > on an image by image basis (or even occasionally do split tones) I have
  > considered using the warm inks in C/LC and the neutral inks in M/LM (or
  > vice versa), however what should I put in the yellow spot? Is this
  > approach sensible or should I just go for the UT-3D? I would drive
  > either using QTR (or Bowhaus if it can drive the R220 - I haven't tried
  > yet).
  >
  > Many thanks in advance for your suggestions.
  >
  > David Whistance
  >


  


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