Another related question: How do we like the Atkinson profiles for B&W? I odn't have a 9600, so I've never used them. Given that the particular prints I'm thinking of will only be displayed in constant lighting conditions known to me beforehand (I don't know exactly what yet, but I do know that the primary illumination will be artificial given the layout of the office), I'm assuming that metamerism will be less of a problem than if the prints were potentially moving between lighting sources or if the lighting source was unknown. So, I'm thinking that maybe my short term dilemma could be solved by the use of a good profile. So: anyone reasonably content w. using the Atkinson profiles for B&W? If I'm not as concerned about metamerism in this particular situation as I normally would be, is this the way to go? Oh, and what lighting source (tungsten, daylight,etc) are the Atkinson profiles balanced towards?
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Re: In a Bind on Large Format B&W: advice?
2004-03-06 by chipcarterdc
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