Digital BW, The Print

That is interesting Greg. That is exactly what Epson did with the K3
inkset, add a small amount of gloss inhibitor to the light black
channel. But I'm sure if it was easy Epson would have eliminated all
the gloss differential. Maybe with their next inkset they will. Of
course we don't know all of what goes into these inks that effect this
and that.

j


> Have you tried mixing the carbon particles in with the GLOP. I'm sure 
> it is not that easy, but you should be able to get carbon in the 1 or 2 
> micron range. That and some 3 micron filter material to make sure that 
> you don't have any chunks should get the job done.
> 
> You may of course need an ultrasonic mixer of some kind to get things 
> in suspension properly, I really doubt it is as simple as dumping 
> particles into the base and mixing with a common stirring device.
>