black and white inks for making digital negatives/prints?

I know it's possible to purchase "B&W" inks comprised of black with shades
of gray to replace the Cc,M,Y, cartridges in my old Epson 1270, but I don't
know where to buy inks with a good reputation for this purpose.

Any advice appreciated.

Thanks,
Matt Clara

--
www.mattclara.com

That's a new one to me; my inkjet printer produces shades of gray by the
amount of black it uses to cover the area being printed, no matter how small
the area.
(The white is the paper being printed on)


--
Don
Vancouver, USA



"Matt Clara" wrote in message
...
I know it's possible to purchase "B&W" inks comprised of black with shades
of gray to replace the Cc,M,Y, cartridges in my old Epson 1270, but I don't
know where to buy inks with a good reputation for this purpose.

Any advice appreciated.

Thanks,
Matt Clara

--
www.mattclara.com

As an example, I'm thinking about purchasing something from these guys:
http://www.inksupply.com/bwpage.cfm?...dia_linkID=142

--
www.mattclara.com

"Don Schmidt" Don red_1987 wrote in message
acquisition...
That's a new one to me; my inkjet printer produces shades of gray by the
amount of black it uses to cover the area being printed, no matter how
small the area.
(The white is the paper being printed on)


--
Don
Vancouver, USA



"Matt Clara" wrote in message
...
I know it's possible to purchase "B&W" inks comprised of black with shades
of gray to replace the Cc,M,Y, cartridges in my old Epson 1270, but I
don't know where to buy inks with a good reputation for this purpose.

Any advice appreciated.

Thanks,
Matt Clara

--
www.mattclara.com

'Couldn't get the link to work.


--
Don
Vancouver, USA


"Matt Clara" wrote in message
...
As an example, I'm thinking about purchasing something from these guys:
http://www.inksupply.com/bwpage.cfm?...dia_linkID=142

--
www.mattclara.com

"Don Schmidt" Don red_1987 wrote in message
acquisition...
That's a new one to me; my inkjet printer produces shades of gray by the
amount of black it uses to cover the area being printed, no matter how
small the area.
(The white is the paper being printed on)


--
Don
Vancouver, USA



"Matt Clara" wrote in message
...
I know it's possible to purchase "B&W" inks comprised of black with
shades of gray to replace the Cc,M,Y, cartridges in my old Epson 1270,
but I don't know where to buy inks with a good reputation for this
purpose.

Any advice appreciated.

Thanks,
Matt Clara

--
www.mattclara.com

On Sun, 25 Oct 2009 11:10:36 -0400, "Matt Clara"
wrote:

I know it's possible to purchase "B&W" inks comprised of black with shades
of gray to replace the Cc,M,Y, cartridges in my old Epson 1270, but I don't
know where to buy inks with a good reputation for this purpose.

Any advice appreciated.

Thanks,
Matt Clara

On the very rare occasion when I might have to ask a related question; I
weed-out my news-group printer, supplies, and inks ideas from:

comp.periphs.printers

alt.comp.periphs.printers and the rest of the news-groups this question is
directed to just ain't gonna cut it.

I'd redirect this there for you, but you need the learning experience.
You'll remember better next time. Ye ol' "give fish or teach to fish"
thing.

"Matt Clara" wrote in message
...
I know it's possible to purchase "B&W" inks comprised of black with shades
of gray to replace the Cc,M,Y, cartridges in my old Epson 1270, but I don't
know where to buy inks with a good reputation for this purpose.

Any advice appreciated.
.
[chuckle] In the darkroom? With what developer, pray tell - good old
Dektol? How about Bromofort? Perhaps Selectol-Soft to cut down that
contrast? Or maybe Ilford PQ Universal Paper Developer? Or even Arista
Liquid Paper Developer?

"Lawrence Akutagawa" wrote in message
...

"Matt Clara" wrote in message
...
I know it's possible to purchase "B&W" inks comprised of black with shades
of gray to replace the Cc,M,Y, cartridges in my old Epson 1270, but I
don't know where to buy inks with a good reputation for this purpose.

Any advice appreciated.
.
[chuckle] In the darkroom? With what developer, pray tell - good old
Dektol? How about Bromofort? Perhaps Selectol-Soft to cut down that
contrast? Or maybe Ilford PQ Universal Paper Developer? Or even Arista
Liquid Paper Developer?



Perhaps if you're too ignorant to understand what it is I'm asking you
should just keep your mouth shut? Or is running your mouth without any
thought just how you "roll"?

--
www.mattclara.com

In article ,
Matt Clara wrote:
"Lawrence Akutagawa" wrote in message
...

"Matt Clara" wrote in message
...
I know it's possible to purchase "B&W" inks comprised of black with shades
of gray to replace the Cc,M,Y, cartridges in my old Epson 1270, but I
don't know where to buy inks with a good reputation for this purpose.

Any advice appreciated.
.
[chuckle] In the darkroom? With what developer, pray tell - good old
Dektol? How about Bromofort? Perhaps Selectol-Soft to cut down that
contrast? Or maybe Ilford PQ Universal Paper Developer? Or even Arista
Liquid Paper Developer?


Perhaps if you're too ignorant to understand what it is I'm asking you
should just keep your mouth shut? Or is running your mouth without any
thought just how you "roll"?

Perhaps if you're so ignorant or clueless that you can't tell you're
posting in the *darkroom* newsgroup, you should cease to do so.

There are newsgroups for digital imaging. This isn't one of them. Read
the newsgroup charter, comply with it -- or at least make the most minimal
kind of effort to -- or don't post. It's really very simple.

Why would you expect other people to help you if you're going to start
out by spitting in their faces?

--
Thor Lancelot Simon
"Even experienced UNIX users occasionally enter rm *.* at the UNIX
prompt only to realize too late that they have removed the wrong
segment of the directory structure." - Microsoft WSS whitepaper

"Matt Clara" wrote in message
...
"Lawrence Akutagawa" wrote in message
...

"Matt Clara" wrote in message
...
I know it's possible to purchase "B&W" inks comprised of black with
shades of gray to replace the Cc,M,Y, cartridges in my old Epson 1270,
but I don't know where to buy inks with a good reputation for this
purpose.

Any advice appreciated.
.
[chuckle] In the darkroom? With what developer, pray tell - good old
Dektol? How about Bromofort? Perhaps Selectol-Soft to cut down that
contrast? Or maybe Ilford PQ Universal Paper Developer? Or even Arista
Liquid Paper Developer?



Perhaps if you're too ignorant to understand what it is I'm asking you
should just keep your mouth shut? Or is running your mouth without any
thought just how you "roll"?

tsk, tsk, tsk...and this from someone who doesn't know a darkroom from a
digital printer! If you don't responses like mine, then hie thee to digital
world land where you belong and stay there! Come here to rec.photo.darkroom
with stuff like this and expect more of the same.

In article , Matt Clara
wrote:

I know it's possible to purchase "B&W" inks comprised of black with shades
of gray to replace the Cc,M,Y, cartridges in my old Epson 1270, but I don't
know where to buy inks with a good reputation for this purpose.

piezography inks at inkjet mall

http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.362672/.f