Olaf, At the studio where I work, our wedding black and white prints/proofs are created with a fuji frontier printer; and the clients have been very pleased with the results. Any enlargements are made through www.whcc.com and our customers could not be happier. When sending the files to print, our black and white images are desaturated RGB files, not greyscale. This produces neutral images. Don --- Olaf Ringdahl <o.ringdahl@...> wrote: > I don't know if there is much interest in > alternatives to inkjet printing but I am ready to > try the LightJet route and would like to know if > anyone out there who has gone that route has any > advice that might keep me out of trouble. I know > that LightJet, being a color process, does not > easily produce truly neutral black and white prints. > To improve my odds, I would like to start by finding > a lab that is capable of producing good black and > white prints, preferably (but not necessarily) in or > near New York City. If anyone has had good or bad > experiences with a particular lab or with LightJet > in general, your comments would be much appreciated. > I think they would also be of interest to others on > this list who are thinking of trying this method. > > Thanks. > > Olaf Ringdahl __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Vote for the stars of Yahoo!'s next ad campaign! http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/yahoo/votelifeengine/
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Re: [Digital BW] Lightjet for b&w
2004-07-21 by D. Hill
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