Pigment inks will give you the tonal range and density you will need - Pictorico OHP film takes them well - be sure to turn hi speed off- in the Epson driver - use unidirectional in the QTR - set up - give the neg a good hour to dry (no hair drier!!!) or more if you can before printing - slip sheet it with clean paper - handle with care - just as you would a silver process neg. Best ink and profiles that I have used have been the K-7 transparency inkset from Inkjetmall - details on the process are at their blog. Berel Lutsky Associate Professor of Art University of Wisconsin - Manitowoc blutsky@...<mailto:blutsky@...> 920-683-4735 Fax: 920-683-4776 "Sometimes our ideas of history look more like neurosis than an appetite for understanding ...." Charles Bowden [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: Ink choice for producing digital negatives
2011-10-05 by Lutsky, Berel