Digital BW, The Print

> I have been using the orginal Piezo/Sundance inks since they 
> were introduced. I am not always able to check out this list but 
> now that I have I see there are problems, real or imagined, with 
> the original Piezo inks and the new Piezotone inks.
> I have come to this list because I need unbiased information 
> about which inks are available right now and are usable for 
> portfolio presentation and which are available and best for 
> display.
> I guess what I am asking for is a straight answer on which inks 
> to use that will not fade and will not require days of fiddling about 
> trying to get them to work. I am not concerned so much about 
> archival qualities but that would be a plus. I need to reprint four 
> new portfolios for my agents and I need to get them done now.
> I print with an 1160 and a 3000 and use Somerset Photo 
> Enhanced and EAM papers. 
> Thank you for any help you can offer.
> Regards,
> Thom Jackson
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