Digital BW, The Print

> Let me give you some relative numbers.  I judge "warmth" by measuring the
> difference between the scanner red and blue readings or the densitometer's
> cyan and yellow readings.  So, I end up with a single number that gives me
> an idea of relative "warmth."  With that methodology in mind, here are
rough
> comparisons:
>
> MIS = 13 units warm
> FS = 8 units warm
> FS-N = -2 units warm (that is, its 2 units cool).
>
> These numbers are averages from EAM samples.  They should not be
considered
> the last word, as I am working from memory.

Thanks Paul. That gives me a pretty good idea.