description Midori MD Notebook (Black Ink Optimized) Overview
This specialized version is optimized for users who primarily use black ink pens, particularly archival or permanent markers. The paper formulation is tweaked to handle the deep saturation of black ink without excessive feathering or ghosting, ensuring your notes remain crisp for years to come. Its a niche but highly valuable tool for record-keeping.
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What is different about this black-ink-optimized Midori MD Notebook?
The catalog version is intended for dense black inks and permanent-marker-style pens, with paper treatment aimed at reducing feathering and show-through. It should still be tested with the exact pen because solvent content and ink saturation vary widely between markers.
Is the Midori MD Notebook A5 size suitable for everyday carry and standard inserts?
A5 is a common notebook format measuring approximately 148 by 210 millimeters, so replacement paper and covers are easy to find. It is larger than a pocket notebook but gives enough space for meeting notes, journaling, and full-width diagrams.
Can I use fountain pens in the Midori MD paper?
Standard Midori MD paper is known for being smooth and ink-resistant, so it generally handles fountain pens better than ordinary office paper. Very wet nibs and heavily saturated inks can still dry slowly or show through, especially with the black-ink-focused formulation.
How does this notebook compare with Tomoe River paper for ink-heavy writing?
Midori MD paper usually offers a more controlled writing feel and less extreme show-through than very thin Tomoe River sheets. Tomoe River is often preferred for sheen and shading, while MD paper is a practical choice for notes that need a sturdier page.
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