Digital BW, The Print

Bernd, some of the images were warm, but none were green, to my eyes. Most
were pretty close to the piezo color I get on Epson Archival matte, slightly
brown in daylight, neutral in tungsten light. I think the piezo prints look
much nicer under tungsten lighting.

Jerry

>
> > How many have ever seen greenish prints on Epson Archival Matte?  I
> know of
> > 2 people on the lists that have, and I'm wondering if they may have
> gotten a
> > bad batch of ink.
>
> Jerry.
> I\ufffdm at work now, so I havn\ufffdt got any prints at hand. But if I
> remember it right you were in the 31 print exchange group.
> There were several EAM prints in the exchange which were printed with
> pure Cone inks.
> I remember a print of a young girl laying on their bed which was not
> only warm toned but nearly brown to my eyes,

Yes, certain shades of gray do seem to be a bit browner than others, while a
contrastier print with fewer grays seems to be more neutral.

> while there was another
> print of a shop-window somewhere in Scottland which seemed to be
> green by direct comparison.

Do you mean the one with all the spoons, square image? It didn't seem green
to me.

Jerry