Digital BW, The Print

The various shades refered to are shades of color between the
neutral and warm ink sets and not shades of gray as referenced below
by HP's photo B&W ink set. The various shades of color is due to
varying the amounts between the warm and neutral inks by varying the
combinations of the warm to neutral carts. See original post!
Randy


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DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "scott_now_coming" 
<scott_now_coming@y...> wrote:
> 
> "One thing
> everyone should know if you don't already is that the ink in the
> cyan (C), magenta (M), and the yellow (Y) in both the warm carts 
and
> the neutral carts is exactly the same ink. In other words when
> refilling the warm and neutral carts all you need is one bottle of
> the warm and one bottle of the neutral for each of the C,M, and Y
> carts. I comfirmed this with MIS and Paul Roark. "
> 
> 
> 
> That's great news since you only need to buy 2 bottles of ink.
> 
> But what puzzles me is, how do you get all of those "shades" with 
> just two inks?
> 
> The HP 59 carts have 3 "shades" of grey. You would think those 
prints 
> would look better than the MIS, but I like the MIS EZ better.
> 
> That's for your up-date.
> 
> Scott