Digital BW, The Print

Paul Roark wrote:
> >Is there someplace that describes or shows the differance in the prints
> >you can achieve by using various Nuetral and Warm combinations?
>
>See the "Tones-Preview" page and file I have for the UT7 inkset.  It's at
>http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/Tones-Preview.htm
>
>The above URL has a downloadable .psd file that has layers on it that you
>can drag to an RGB version of a B&W file to preview the tones.  The C82 EZ
>inks are "neutral/selenium" (may be just a bit cooler than dead neutral on
>EEM) and carbon tones.  They are the same tones that the UT7 inkset prints
>with curves that are similarly labeled.  So, the preview file at the above
>URL will give you an idea of what you'll be able to print with the C82.


Pardon my newbie enthusiasm, but that is NEAT!

This is copied from your EZ notes:
"Of course, the neat trick of putting a warm cart in the Y spot for 
slightly warm and M spot for medium warm tones is a neat trick that should 
be promoted. Unfortunately, it burns up some ink with the cleaning cycle."

Just wanted to make sure your description there (warm in M spot) is the 
same medium warm shown in the layers example?

Also, can you briefly explain the "it burns up some ink with the cleaning 
cycle" comment?  Why does the cleaning cycle care whether some inks are 
warm or not?

Thanks!!!

-Don M