Digital BW, The Print

> You mean you'd dilute the C and M for the lighter inks?

No.  My understanding from your UT14 writeup is that UT14-C and UT14-
LC are the same ink, and the same for UT14-M and UT14-LM.  Neither 
the UT14-C or M would be diluted before use as UT14-LC or UT14-LM.  
Did I understand your writeup correctly?

> 
> > Paul, in a previous post to this thread, you said sepia 
> > ink could be made using the UT-C 
>
> Diluted to 30% UT-C (UT-LC), 84%
> 
> > and a red made from 1:1 Y:M.
> 
> 16%
> 
> 
> > (You also mentioned the MIS Y and M are slightly different 
> > than Epson's, so some adjustment may be needed).  
> 
> > Can UT-C be made from the MIS's R1800 inks? 
> 
> I didn't work from the k4-PK that I think is used in the 1800.   I 
> think the dilute carbon would be about 20% of the K4-PK.

Sounds good.  I'll give that a try.  I realize K4-PK is definitely on 
the warm side, but since I'm going for a sepia look, this might 
actually help by requiring less Y and M.
 
> Let us know how it works.

Shall do.

Bob