Digital BW, The Print

Hey Scott,

So far I like what the variable tone set up is giving me. For most of 
my prints I leave the sliders at 0. This produces a warmer image that 
the neutral inks alone, but not enough to call the image 'warm'. For 
some images I like the neutral inks only.....for other images I like 
more warm ink so I increase the ammount via the sliders. It all depends.

Eric
--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "scottkathe1" 
<scott.kathe@...> wrote:
>
> Eric (and anyone else),
> 
> How do you like the variable tone printing with the R220? I started
> with the warm tone inkset and my R220 so I could try something
> different from the neutral inkset that I used on the C86. I find the
> warm tone inkset too warm for my tastes but not a big deal since I've
> been printing BO for the most part. Now I have a couple of images that
> have a lot of detail and the BO prints are too 'grainy'. I'm thinking
> about buying the all the neutral inks but debating whether or not to
> set up for variable tone printing. Any thoughts?
> 
> Scott 
>