Digital BW, The Print

Hello Russ. Personally I find that the best results over all printing 
with my 2200 are with the enhanced matte paper. I also use the 
luster. Theres not yet a dig print that compares to a silver print, I 
own a pro B&W lab and I know from where I speak. The color cast with 
dig prints depends on how you profile the printer for viewing. I must 
say tho that over all my prints with Imageprint are amazing. The 
color prints are really great, once again the color will depend upon 
how you profile the printer. Image print is a fabulous tool. I get 
perfect prints in color the first time. Basically what you see on the 
screen is what you will get on the print.Another thing I should 
mention is that I have not calibrated either my screen or photoshop. 
I use the basic settings and my prints are really great. Imageprint 
takes care of any color management. When it comes to B&W thats 
another story. Once again the color of the print depends upon how you 
profile the printer with Imageprint. One thing about B&W is that 
Imageprint demands that the files be stored in RGB and this could 
possibly create a color cast in printing. Once again I find that the 
enhanced matte paper is the best looking for B&W print. I would 
recommend Imageprint without hesitation, its an amazing tool. It is 
hard to install tho you will prob need help for that. I hope that 
this is a help to you. Steve