> "pr_roark" <paul.roark@...> wrote: > You can see from my BW-Info index page at > http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/ that 100% carbon (Eboni + its dilutions) for matte and HP PK for glossy are what I now use. The HP PK is also very good for neutral matte paper prints. I read this document (thanks Paul!) and it looks like a good place to start. I will go with the 1/3 LLK + 2/3 base option for the smooooth. Not being able to see a tone dot is the goal as well. The diluted LC and careful use of LM seems right. I have read of people keeping a syringe for each ink to agitate when needed, not so sure agitating a loaded 3800 is safe. > > At any rate, for the 3800, there are some issues here that may be more than a newbie B&W printer wants to get into. I messed with (and up) a few tries with B&W so not a newbie. Vastly inexperienced and dangerous maybe, but not a newbie :) Thanks for your response and care! SteveO
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Re: B&W start up
2009-11-23 by steveoshoots
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