Digital BW, The Print

Fantastic! Now you're talking -- I hope to be among the first in line 
for such a device if Gregtag MacBeth decides to market it (unle$$, of 
cour$e, it$ out of my league). The viewing advantage still goes to 
the conventional print, however, because metamerism would still be 
there in the digital archival print -- you just wouldn't be able to 
see its effects while the print was viewed under the profiled light 
source. Move the print into different lighting conditions and 
metamerism raises its ugly head again. It would be so nice if 
metamerism just went away altogether like in a dye-ink digital print. 
Thanks for the info -- it gives me hope.