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Re: [Digital BW] C88 Issues and Questions

2007-03-22 by ann clancy

i have been "playing" around with the c88+ and the MIS inks.
   
  the first batch of inks worked out very well, infact , i was quite surprised.  Using Paul's suggestion as well along with the Kirkland paper.
   
  The second batch of inks has been another problem, even using the same image and same numbers they are not very good.  
  All sorts of issues, and since i am not sure what i am doing it can be madding.
   
  As you, i have many years of darkroom experience and have to remind myself at one time it was just as overwhelming.
   
  Just to let you know your not alone lol
   
  regards,
  ann
   
  

heningerw <lists@...> wrote:
          I'm having a hell of a time getting decent prints with a new C88 and the MIS EZ inks.

I've been all thru Paul's settings documents several times and tried all kinds of variations, but 
I'm just not getting very good prints. Not good at all.

So my question is: with the 4 ink set from MIS, do I print in "color" or do I do "Black"? Black 
seems to be much better, but then why would they sell me four inks if the quality is so poor 
printing with them?

I've tried reams of different paper: EEM, Kirkland (from MIS), Canon Glossy, Epson Glossy, HP 
Glossy, Konica glossy (had a bunch of this on hand), Crane Museo SR and Innova F-type 
Glossy. The latter two papers look much better, but they should - they are beautiful papers 
and they cost it. I got this system to proof print stuff using cheap paper and save my 2400 
for final printing.

Comments anyone?



         

 
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