To update this approach, I've found that I simply don't need any more than the HP PK for glossy printing for what I do. The 1400 with HP PK in black only mode, with QTR, is just fine quality and tone wise, and BO keeps the artifacts under control better. For the glossy brochures I don't need 100% carbon. However, my serious prints remain 100% carbon (Eboni) on matte paper. So, I've gone to 2-Eboni-MK, 2-Eb2%, and 2-HP-PK in the 1400. The only inks I need to buy and keep for this 1400 setup are the high density, relatively economical (more image area per dollar) MK and PK inks. 2% Eboni can be purchased (Eboni-6 Y position), but I mix C6b base for mine. Carts need to be changed less and it's easier -- only 3 inks. Very simply profiles and the QTR sliders seem to be all I need with this setup -- almost too easy to be any fun. It actually leaves some time for photography. (Epson, I'm still waiting for my 24" 1.5 pl printer.) Paul www.PaulRoark.com --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "pr_roark" <pr_roark@...> wrote: > > I have my Epson 1400 in an ink arrangment I'm calling "NC2" -- > ... > See http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/1400-NC2.pdf
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Re: "1400 NC2" inkset approach
2009-05-26 by pr_roark
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