Digital BW, The Print

I don¹t know if anyone is interested, but I still also print traditional
Carbon, where one makes your own ³tissue² (watercolor pigment mixture in
gelatin suspension) for printing.  I can say categorically that matamerism
is certainly present.  J vee

On 5/16/04 5:13 PM, "Peter Nelson" <pnweb@studio-nelson.com> wrote:

> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "sl91911"
> <SL91911@Y...> wrote:
>> > Peter,
>> >  What type of equipment does your pro lab use ? The Fuji Frontier
>> > printers give, in my experience, BW which is neutral under ambient
>> > daylight and moving toward brownish under tungsten and then
> flourescent.
> 
> Do you find that to be true with ordinary BW photographic prints?
> I've never noticed BW prints on actual photo paper to exhibit
> metamerism.
> 
> I'm not sure what brand my local lab uses except that it's made by a
> German company and it prints digital onto photographic paper.   I'll
> ask them next time I go there.
> 
> 



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