Digital BW, The Print

Hello,

My UT-R2 are only there since yesterday that I'm starting to worry 
about the day they will be empty...

What should I by? I've the full neutral set except Warm Yellow.
If I understand well:
Cyan & Magenta are the same density => Same ink here
LC, LM, Y are the same density => LC,LM Same neutral Ink, Y warm ink

So I could afford only buying:
- a bottle of neutral Cyan (also used for Magenta position)
- a bottle of neutral LC (also used for LM position)
- a bottle of warm Yellow
- a bottle of eboni black
- a bottle of photo black

Is it right ? On the site they have boottles for every position...

Thanks for your help,
François

> My UT-R2 are only there since yesterday that I'm starting to worry
> about the day they will be empty...
> 
> What should I by? I've the full neutral set except Warm Yellow.
> If I understand well:
> Cyan & Magenta are the same density => Same ink here
> LC, LM, Y are the same density => LC,LM Same neutral Ink, Y warm ink

The dark densities (C & M) are the same, and the light ones (LC, LM, & Y)
are the same.  I like having a bottle of warm and neutral, in both dark and
light densities.  Then I can add easy-refill carts as needed and vary the
tone as needed.  I'd also have plenty of chips lying around.



> 
> So I could afford only buying:
> - a bottle of neutral Cyan (also used for Magenta position)
> - a bottle of neutral LC (also used for LM position)
> - a bottle of warm Yellow

It might be worth having the warm dark ink around also.  For some things I
like the warm or carbon look.

> - a bottle of eboni black
> - a bottle of photo black

The R2-PKn I mixed is better than the PK or the older PKN.  (I hope MIS is
selling the right mix -- will try to find out.)  So, be careful to specify
the R2-PKn, not the older PKN that was in the "Roarks Lab" (not really mine,
by the way).

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com