Digital BW, The Print

I've used both. There is absolutely no difference in quality. No
difference in tonality or sharpness. The piezo inks are brown on pure
white papers, which I don't like, especially for Snow scenes. And of
course the Piezo inks are priced nearly 6 times what MIS are priced at,
plus you need Jon Cone's software. 

When he was the only game in town, It was the greatest. But there are
many more choices now, and he is the only one still charging highly
inflated prices for his inks.

Jerry



Diane Fields wrote:
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> Newbie question here.  I have read both Jon Cone's page and the MIS page--I've looked at the comparisons of the MIS and the Piezography system.  However, I get the impression that many here use the MIS inks, Paul Roark's curves, etc.  I would really appreciate some input as to how both work in 'real life'.  Also, I know the Piezography system is quite pricey.  Does that influence any of you??
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> Thanks in advance,
> Diane
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