Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Paul Roark" <paul.roark@v...> 
wrote:
>
> I used to test and measure warming with my scanner.  On that 256 scale, the
> FS would warm about 8 to 10 of 256 units.  It then stabilizes.

Clayton Jones suggested printing and then "curing" an FS print before 
displaying or selling it. Sounds like an interesting idea, though maybe not a 
practical one... would it be uniform warming throughout the print? And how 
long would one have to wait?

> Have you considered the PiezoTone WN midtones with the FS black?  It's 
the
> most stable medium warm inkset now.

Would that combination work with an existing set of curves?
Would it work with Piezography/R9 software?
Will the complete FS-N inkset work with the Piezography/R9 software?

Has anyone compiled an up-to-date list of what ink combinations will work on 
which papers with which curves & plugin? It would be a nice document to 
have in the Files section... maybe as an Excel spreadsheet. If people wanted 
to e-mail me the data, I could put it together...

I use an Epson 1160, btw -- a 4-color printer. And I'm not a master curve-
creator or anything, so I'm looking for solutions that require the least possible 
amount of tweaking... (who isn't!).

I don't mind using EAM, by the way. Though I've seen some nice stuff on 
Photo Rag. You mentioned that FS-N is the most stable inkset on EAM. What 
about on Photo Rag?

Peter