BO - Black Only Terminology question??
2013-01-26 by Kandyce
When we say BO for Black Only, does that mean using just one black? Or does that mean the whole Vari tone or Ultratone black ink set??? thanks kk
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BO - Black Only Terminology question??
Re: BO - Black Only Terminology question??
2013-01-26 by Seth Rossman
The term originated with the single black units. The multi black units with LK and LLK, at least on the Epson side are called ABW printing. Full black replacemnet sets are generally referred to by the set (UT-3, etc.) being used. Seth
Re: [Digital BW] BO - Black Only Terminology question??
2013-01-26 by Paul Roark
"Black only" (BO) = Only the one black ink, not a full B&W inkset. A modified black only is the 1800 "3 MK" (three matte black) setup. I don't call it "black only," but MIS does. Paul www.PaulRoark.com On Sat, Jan 26, 2013 at 10:59 AM, Kandyce <kkahn03@...> wrote: > ** > > > When we say BO for Black Only, does that mean using just one black? Or > does that mean the whole Vari tone or Ultratone black ink set??? > thanks > kk > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]