On Wednesday, January 21, 2004, at 01:22 PM, zloi1 wrote:
> Sorry, I don't have the answer to your question. You are a step ahead
> of me. I've been using the Epson blacks and have been quite
> disappointed with their distinct lack of blackness (more like warm
> brown). Even in the BO mode. So I was just about to send off for an
> MIS Eboni cart when I came across your post. Sounds like you find the
> Eboni blacker, but still lacking punch in some way. Printed anything
> more with it since? I'd like to know your conclusion after you've
> printed several different things with it, ie., whether it's worth
> trying the Eboni or one is better off sticking to the Epson blacks.
> Thanks.
> - Tom
>
>
>> Recently I got a cartridge of MIS Eboni to try in my Black Only
>> printing on an Epson 2200. I have been using the standard 2200
>> driver on my Mac G4 and Epson Enhanced Matte paper.
>>
>> I am pleased with the more neutral tone of the Eboni prints, but I
>> have noticed that the depth and richness of the print have been
>> diminished. The blacks are not as deep and the highlights look less
>> radiant than the prints made with Epson matte black ink. In general
>> the Eboni tonal scale looks much narrower.
>>
>> Is this unavoidable, or is there a way to get more tonal scale out of
>> Eboni ink? Is there a curve or a driver or something that was
>> developed for BO on the 2200 using this ink? If this is as good as
>> Eboni can do, I think I will live with the brownish Epson ink. Thanks.
>
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