Digital BW, The Print

Hi David,

For the R2400 "Green" ink gives the most density.   This is usually true.   
Black inks in the new printers are very weak.

Are you making negatives for polymer plate?

I've been experimenting with polymer plates for photogravure and PDN is 
producing really good results using the KM73 plates from Boxcar Press.

Best Wishes,
Mark Nelson

Precision Digital Negatives - The System
PDNPrint Forum at Yahoo Groups
www.MarkINelsonPhoto.com
In a message dated 2/20/08 5:33:59 PM, dkfreed@... writes:


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> 
> Thanks Mark, right now I can't afford to buy your book, but it looks
> like you have a successful system for DN. Also, I'm creating image
> positives with one ink, meaning that they are made up of a series of
> ink dots (similar to an aquatint), but they are not continuous tone as
> you'd do for a digital negative.
> 
> That said, which ink or inks would you suggest to get the most
> opaqueness or UV blocking capacity (on the Epson R2400)?
> 
> Regards, David.
> 
> 
> 












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