Digital BW, The Print

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> > > Print #2 - Needed to make one part of the picture belong
> > >            tonally, adjustments to only that portion.
> > >            Not exactly sure why print 1 & 2 are not exactly
> > >            the same except for that one area.
> > >            Printed RGB/Cone Lysonic Driver LegionAHP
> > >            Warmer, towards red, still very nice.
> > I'm not sure what sort of adjustment you mean. Anything that 
> adjusted tone? Did the print get lees red as it dried?
> > greyscale? Did it have color in it before you changed or was it 
> > neutral?

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It seems scanning original in greyscale and then converting it to RGB 
alone was enough to introduce some warmth to the image...at least 
that's what I think I experienced today.

The personal gist of all this was too see how such subtle changes, 
ones that I wouldn't think might affect the picture might have.
After all, they were all 'greyscale' in that it was a B & W image, I 
didn't push it towards any color intentionlly!

To relate it to silver printing with Amidol & a Chlorobromide paper 
(Fortezo or Portriga Rapid) ... a change of a few degrees of the 
solution or slight variation on weight of Potassium Bromide would 
change the papers color and/or contrast.

Cleavis.