Warm Neutral K7/K6 inks

Soft proof: Warm Neutral K7 on JonCone Studio Type 2

When I first began selling PiezographyBW systems – the inks came only in one flavor (Piezography BW WarmNeutral).

My second generation ink (PiezoTone Warm Neutral) was a vastly superior formulation that could be used in all modern Epson printers. It had superior longevity as well as print head performance. It also had the “look” that I preferred. It was developed with my close friend who is also my chemist.

Warm Neutral prints are like the original Coca Cola!  Why it took me so long to reformulate a K7 version – I simply do not know…  Yet it is probably the most suitable all-purpose color

Soft proof: Warm Neutral K7 Glossy on JonCone Studio Type 5

tone of any K7 ink.  This is the second ink that I have formulated to work with MPS Black and the Piezography Gloss Optimizer – so that it is both matte and glossy compatible.

K7 Warm Neutral is the most under-utilized ink we sell. It should be the most popular!

For glossy work, this ink on my JonCone Studio Type 5 produces a very warm familiar Agfa print. Those who know what I mean by that will appreciate this combination. Put it on a colder paper like JonCone Studio Type 4 - and it’s equally nice – but quite different. This photography shows the differences in what amounts to a natural split-tone from the cold Epson paper white to the warmths of the inks. The dMax on Piezography Glossy is deep. Depending on the coatings we see up to 2.5.

Soft proof: Warm Neutral K7 Glossy on JonCone Studio Type 4


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