Digital BW, The Print

Jerry:
All my tests with MIS VM, are on uncoated papers. Most likely, the 
lack of warmth, the muddiness, I reported are probably related to the 
uncoated papers. From what I've read, users of coated papers have 
good results. I don't want to confuse anyone with the results of my 
experiences....your experiences are on coated papers too?

I mentioned 'solarization'. Maybe that is a silver photography term 
only. Do 'posterizations' have a similar look? Could you 
define 'posterizing' both from a b&w and a color standpoint? 

thanks,
ken


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jerry Olson 
<jerryolson@r...> wrote:
> Ken, I got pretty warm results with the warm curve, certainly as 
warm as
> piezo. Never had posterizations related to Paul's curves.
> 
> If you like deep blacks, I wouldn't use uncoated papers, they're 
very
> weak on them. UNless you are using a RIP.
> 
> Also, my prints with the warm curves aren't muddy. 
> 
> If you really want WARM, get the MIS archival color inks and print 
sepia
> tone prints, you can get them as warm as you like!
> 
> Jerry
>