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Can i use waterproof ink with a zebra g nib and a common brush?
To voncider the iron-gall ink. few extra to compare: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6AmkAhpxASohVUzjtR6oi4buxX8LOJoq.....enjoyhttps://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6AmkAhpxASohVUzjtR6oi4buxX8LOJoq
Cant thank you enough for this great comparison. So helpful!
Brilliant review!!! Thanks so much!!!
What did extremely poorly was the silly test you did. You really should learn how inks work before doing a review. Seriously, this is so wrong it isn't even worth trying to straighten you out.
Which ink is the most lubricated?
"Finding the best waterproof ink"*does water test 20 sec after writing*So, you literally didn't even let the Noodler's inks fully dry before testing if they're waterproof. In what universe are you planning to drop your notebook in a puddle of water after 20 seconds? Heart of Darkness is praised for being one of the most waterproof inks out there, it just needs to dry first, my dude. Those Noodler's inks are slow-drying because that is how you prevent feathering on cheap paper. The faster your dry time, the faster it soaks into the paper and feathers out.
I prefer noddlers.All the document/carbon/etc inks are safe for pens, but MUST have very regular cleanings or can ruin the pens.
I am new to Fountain Pens and I keep getting inks that feather when I write with them. I do a lot of Journaling. What do you think the best Ink is for writing that does the least amount of Feathering?
I'm using Noodler's Black and not happy about dry time. :(
I appreciate your review! I bought my first noodler's ink in Luxury Blue... I think I should try the De AtramentisDocument inks :)
Can I use these with a Fountain pen?
I am very satisfied with platinum carbon ink and pens for sketching people on moleskin. I rarely have had smears and the ink dries sufficiently.
You have to realise that not everybody wants to use archival ink, because it can clog up fountain pens or even damage them when not cleaned often
This was an excellent review - thank you! Its very hard to beat your top two candidates.
Aurora Black is the best and clearly my favourite black ink. That ink should have been on this list for review.
Too many Noodler's.Try some others please
Great video! I have X-feather from Noodlers, and even the next day the water test failed. I was really disappointed.
You probably realised after this video but black in katakana is "" but Kuro () is the Japanese word
Waowww
Good video, and the test quote was hilarious!!!!
I want to know if the PILOT Iroshizuku Bottled is just as good as the PILOT ink bottle for manga. And I also want to know if the copic markers won't get black ink on it.
I did know about 2 sumi, for ink for charcoal,But I didn't know until about 2 sumi may sound different.And It sounds similar or same in my mobile dictionary.But another sumi() sounds really different.I learned because of this video.Thank you
I've been wanting to try take-sumi. Nice comparison. Thanks!
Illustrator / Artist here, Platinum Carbon Black is the only fountain pen black ink I trust when I need something permanent. For normal use, Pilot black and Pilot iroshizuku take-sumi will do the job for me.
Black inks for me must be as dark as possible and have no shading or sheen at all. I can't stand inks like Parker Quink black where it is a dark grey being sold as black. My regular black is Diamine Onyx, it has a little more sheen than I would like but apart from that it's great. I've hear Jet black is good too but Quartz black is another dark grey.
I'm not seeing any love for my favorite washable black: Sheaffer black. The darkest black ink I've used is either Noodlers Black or Noodlers Heart of Darkness, but they are both far from washable. The Sheaffer, for me, was almost as dark, but its washability raises it to the top of the list. I seldom use black ink, my preference being for blue in a variety of tones. My dislike of black comes from the lack of blackness in most black inks; their lack of saturation gives them neutral dark grey tones. If I use black ink, I want it to be black.richardThe road to Hell isn't paved with good intentions; it's paved with "It seemed like a good idea at the time!
Very nice vid as usual Dave...thank you.I have several black inks too...Noodlers HOD and eel blk, Quink and Hero. HOD will 'haze' if used for watecolour sketches so i use Noodler's Lexington Grey which never clouds up when wet. I have also discovered that if i use a blinding white paper any black ink will be dark enough for me.
Test it Noodles X-Feather
Try jinhao black 3001.. I have found it as darkest black and really wet
Sailor Kiwa Guro is the only black I will ever need...so good. (Pigmented, so not vintage safe, but amazing for modern pens.)
Aurora black seems to be my reliable black. See @aag24 & others also suggested.
I have only two black inks, both of which I really like- Aurora black and J. Herbin Perle Noir. Excellent inks in their own right, very saturated and black.
Thanks for the good review. I am considering either the Parker Quink Black or the Watermans Black. I assume these will be good on the pen in terms of low or no corrosion and easy to clean? I have seen cartridges with Pilot Namiki Black ink, but I think that may be more on the permanent inks and more damaging to a pen. Grateful for your views please, I dont want to damage my expensive Alfred Dunhill fountain pen.
I thought that Diamine Jet Black was the darkest they made, partly because it's no. 001 in their catalogue. Now I see comments about Onyx Black. Is it blacker?
None of these are black enough for me. I only have one black ink: noodlers Dark Matter which is the same formula used by the scientists who created the atomic bomb! Im curious to see Aurora black as Ive heard good things about that ink.
You definitely need to increase your black ink population. LoL. I like very dark contrast and saturation. I need permanent ink for addressing envelopes and for documents. My first black ink was Noodlers black, then switched to Noodlers Black Eel, which flows nicely. Aurora Black is beautiful and intense. Lamy onyx when diluted slightly is reminiscent of Lamy special edition Petrol, which is discontinued. Most recently I recommend Platinum Carbon Ink. I also enjoy Some lighter blackish grays that have some permanent qualities - like Diamine Earl Gray, And Monte Verde Smoke Noir.
Sailor Kiwa-guro, Aurora black, and Montblanc permanent black are some of my favourite black inks.
Brings to mind the old song "Black is Black". Variance is difficult to get in black.
I have a bottle of Noodler's "Heart of Darkness". it is bulletproof and has always performed extremely well. My Parker's Quink black ink is also excellent, but it can be washed out.
Can recommend Platinum Carbon, not very pen-safe at it dries out quickly, but a very deep black unlike any of the ones shown
What pen are you using? Does it hold multiple inks? Or do you have 6 of the same pen?
Dave I also struggle to use black ink in my pens because there are so many fun colors out there for fountain pens! I think Im keeping my black collection to just 3: Pelikan Edelstein Onyx to go in my birds, Platinum Carbon Black when I need pigment ink properties, and Aurora Black for best color. That will leave me room for all of the other fantastic colors you inspire me to buy!
fortunately, unfortunately, im a primary black ink user, (APOLOGIES COLOURS ONLY USERS). I would suggest a gander at 'Noodlers black.' (I ditto the sentiments) "a very blaaaaaaack black" thats well behaved along with 'Heart of darkness' and 'Black eel' > (which is a lubricant type of ink for piston fillers like pelikan and reluctantly homo sapiens if youre using the lava rock style bronze, dark, steel age could stain the grip section if you dont wipe it off fast enough COURSE YOU ALREADY KNOW THIS....) Noodlers black inks ; the ones I suggested are great ones to go to for that rich darkness.Aurora and Platinum are by "word of mouth" are great dark rick blacks as well; (Platinum 'Carbon' black is pigmented> giving it a dry fast property yet is really dark. aurora may be a basic but really a great quality black as well).just to note im currently using parker quink right now...... since I first stated my journey..... and NEVER KNEW IT HAD ANY SHEENING PROPERTIES WHAT SO EVER.... THAT BLOWS ME AWAY...... GUESS I CAN DISPEL MY CONCERN FOR WHAT DOES WHAT.P.S. Apologies for the long comments..... talking about these things are fun to discuss...... (am I WRITE?)
We rarely see videos in this format, amazing. Thanks for covering Namiki black.
Bro. Where did you learn to write like this?
Interesting, the two sailor M nib have different line
Back to basics.....