Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Jay Gladwell" 
<jaygladwell@h...> wrote:
> Actually, I've come to prefer b&w on matt over glossy.

Jay, I hope the last few days have answered your earlier question 
about the choice of a BW printing method.  

Just in that short time we've had someone here report that Lyson 
exhibits metamerism, Fotonic (by Lyson) has metamerism, and 
Piezography or Cone or United Airlines or somebody is in Chapter 11.  
Or not.  Meanwhile people here are getting all excited about a new 
printer that may, or may not, have a gray or light black ink, and 
may, or may not, need one because it has such a small droplet size 
that it may, or may not, exhibit metamerism.  If you're still looking 
for "simple" it may, or may not, be starting to occur to you that 
you've come to the wrong place to find it.