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MIS UT-R2 ink question

MIS UT-R2 ink question

2006-04-05 by esharamaki

I can't decide whether to order the neutral or warm tone inkset.  Would 
it be better to get the warm tone set and adjust to cool off or get the 
neutral and warm up if necessary?

RE: [Digital BW] MIS UT-R2 ink question

2006-04-05 by Paul Roark

The warm is very warm -- pure carbon.  I often find neutral with one warm
yellow position ink works rather well.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com 
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Re: MIS UT-R2 ink question

2006-04-05 by Clayton Jones

Hello esharamaki

>I can't decide whether to order the neutral or warm tone inkset.  
>Would it be better to get the warm tone set and adjust to cool off 
>or get the neutral and warm up if necessary?

I have used both.  I began thinking I wanted the warm set, but ended
up prefering the neutral.  The reason is that the warm set looked
great on warm papers but had odd crossover tones on cooler papers.  I
think it's caused by the Eboni going much cooler on those papers than
the rest of the inks, giving cool dark zones and warm higher zones. 
Looked very strange, so the end result was a more restricted choice of
papers.  The neutral set looks good on a wide variety of papers.

Regards,
Clayton


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