Digital BW, The Print

Evelyn, try printing the piezo carbon sepia inks on Concorde Rag--this paper 
will possibly get you closer to the sepia range you are looking for- eleanor

-- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Evelyn Grant <
ingamom@y...> wrote:
> Well Robert, now you have given me doubts about the VM
> sepia  set. But I feel I have to give them a try since
> the inks from Cone are no where near sepia. I just
> hope I don't end up with a bunch of useless ink and
> going back to color inks to get sepia.
> Evelyn
> --- Robert Morrison <rmorrison@p...> wrote:
> > I've seen full sepia ouput from the VM-Sepia set and
> > it looks washed out to
> > me.  As I recall Paul Roark doesn't even use the
> > full sepia curves...opting
> > instead for a curve which produces something much
> > more like the Sepia tones.
> > The other advantage of the sepia piezotones is that
> > they are much more
> > stable to fade and warm shift...being made from 100%
> > pigment, unlike the VM
> > sets.
> > 
> > Robert
> > 
> 
> 
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