Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Richard 
Sintchak <rich815@g...> wrote:
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> Next, for the EEM profiles I see one called CoolSe.  How is that
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Richard,

This is the only one I can answer at the moment as I've just printed 
two identical images, one cool and one coolSe.  I have them side by 
side in front of me.  In tungsten light (it's night in the UK) the 
cool seems very neutral to me, the coolSe hints at Selenium.  So I 
guess coolSe is Roy's s/h for a cool selenium tone.  I wonder if 
I'll have the same impression in daylight and when they've fully 
dried?

Forgive me for stating the obvious, but the warm curve prints Roy's 
view of warm - I like this very much, particularly blended 50% with 
cool.  And the Sepia is Roy's view of Sepia - another excellent 
starting point to experiment with different blends.  So far I've 
tried various blends with cool.  Take your pick which you like best.

Steve Gledhill
www.virtuallygrey.co.uk