Digital BW, The Print

Hello Lincoln,

>*-- Thanks for the explanation, Clayton
>By the way, your strong endorsement of the BO technique was 
>one of the reasons I decided to give it a try. Thanks, I'm glad 
>I did!

You're welcome. 



>The luster of EEM really shines thru'

Wait until you try Photo Rag!  (You aint seen nuthin yet <g>)


>...in my White Sands images. 

It must be great to live out west.  I'd love to spend a lot of time
photographing out there.


>The clouds really do have a "silver lining" and sand textures 
>are delicious.   I just hope that  mounting under glass 
>does not kill the effect. 

Please let us know what your impressions are after you get some
mounted. 


> *--If you choose "Heavy Matte Paper"  with the  1280,  you cannot 
> select the fine 2880 print setting(grayed out).  This may be an 
> improvement with the 2200, or maybe just a way to allow you to 
> print at 2880. 

Ah, I didn't know that.  It's different with the 2200.



>I can see no drawbacks when printing matte on the 
>"high gloss" setting. I was just concerned that the "high gloss" 
>setting might cause the ink to be layed down differently   ie-less 
>thick to prevent pooling on a gloss surface. 

Well, it's the final result that counts.  I guess it's worth trying
all the settings to see what happens...just use the one that gives the
best results.

Regards,
Clayton


Info on black and white digital printing at    
http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm