QTR-Quadtone RIP

I am interested in printing in black and white using pure pigment inks, 
no dye. I do not yet own a printer supported by Quadtone RIP and would 
likely buy the Epson R320. The only supported ink so far as I know is 
from Mediastreet. Mediastreet told me that the Quad Black Photo Glossy, 
which would of course require a glossy paper, is their only pure 
pigment (no dye) black ink. They recommended Generation G-Chrome Glossy 
as a suitable paper for that ink.

Does Quadtone RIP support the combination of Mediastreet Quad Black 
Photo Glossy ink and Mediastreet Generation G-Chrome Glossy paper?

I do not have and do not want to buy a densitometer to do my own curves 
and all my attempts to find someone who will do curves for me 
commercially have failed.

Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

No one knows the answer to this? I don't want to buy the printer and
then discover that the paper and ink recommended by Mediastreet are not
supported.


gasparri50 wrote:

>
> I am interested in printing in black and white using pure pigment inks,
> no dye. I do not yet own a printer supported by Quadtone RIP and would
> likely buy the Epson R320. The only supported ink so far as I know is
> from Mediastreet. Mediastreet told me that the Quad Black Photo Glossy,
> which would of course require a glossy paper, is their only pure
> pigment (no dye) black ink. They recommended Generation G-Chrome Glossy
> as a suitable paper for that ink.
>
> Does Quadtone RIP support the combination of Mediastreet Quad Black
> Photo Glossy ink and Mediastreet Generation G-Chrome Glossy paper?
>
> I do not have and do not want to buy a densitometer to do my own curves
> and all my attempts to find someone who will do curves for me
> commercially have failed.
>
> Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
>
>

>
> I am interested in printing in black and white using pure pigment 
inks, 
> no dye. I do not yet own a printer supported by Quadtone RIP and 
would 
> likely buy the Epson R320. The only supported ink so far as I know is 
> from Mediastreet. 

Hi 

I'm afraid I can't answer your question on the Epson R320 / Mediastreet 
products. What I do know is that lany here print very happily on an 
Epson R220 with MIS UT inks. Availibility of curves should not be an 
issue in that case.

Joost