Digital BW, The Print

Todd,

You wrote:

>I'm going to be needing to reorder some inks soon. How long do you think
>it'll be before you are ready to release details of your new mix,

I don't know.  I might be willing to release a couple carts (VM and maybe FS
versions) for independent review, but it would be clearly an experimental
ink -- a beta version that might hit the wall or become obsolete before
you've printed much.

>  and does it share any ink positions with the current MIS VM set?

I hope I'm not a one trick pony.

The VM curves are not just for one inkset.  Its a standard to which all my
creations will be geared, and I'll probably publish the methodologies for
mixing that I come up with so that the creative fanatics out there can
easily design and make their own, unique approaches for the VM and FS/Piezo
workflows.

The VM X3 is 100% [OK, maybe 98%] compatible with the existing curves.  (Of
course, I never have gotten around to doing the 1160 Mac, but your solution
seems to work.)

> IOW, if I only use a
>little bit of those inks before choosing to change to VM X3 will any of
>those inks be salvageable as components of VM X3?

The black is the same.

Paul
http://www.PaulRoark.com

Can anyone clue me into which hex inksets can and cannot be run on a 9000?
On a 9500?
Does PiezoPro work with either?

Thanks

Bill

Bill,

Every Epson model seems to have its own quirks. While it would seem 
likely that Piezo, MIS VM and MIS original would work as they would 
in the 7000, I suspect that they don't.

Give Inkjetmall a call and see if the Piezo Pro works on the 9000. 
Has anyone tried Paul Roark's 7000 curves for MIS VM on a 9000 or 
9500?

Martin



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Bill Morse <willym@b...> 
wrote:
> Can anyone clue me into which hex inksets can and cannot be run on 
a 9000?

> On a 9500?
> Does PiezoPro work with either?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Bill