--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "bellis33624" <bellis60@v...> wrote: > > I recently (a couple days ago) switched from MIS VM inks to UT2 inks > using a 1280 printer with EEM paper and the Roark neutral UT2 curve > for that paper. Instead of obtaining netural black and white tones > similar to a BO print, I get slightly pinkish or slightly warm tones, > which I assume is because the "netural" curve is really a curve > designed to produce a selenium toned look. However, I don't want an > obvious "this print was selenium toned" look, which I never liked in > a darkroom and which I don't like here. I just want good netural > blacks, whites, and midtones similar to what I can get with BO prints > and similar to what I can get in a darkroom. > > FWIW, in addition to using the neutral curve I've played around with > the Epson sliders, generally increasing cyan and reducing magenta, > and while that certainly changed the look of the print it still left > me with slightly pinkish looking tones. I have run cleaning cycles, > which MIS tech support said was all that was needed when switching > from VM to UT2 (and, if it matters, I've properly aligned the heads > and I get good nozzle checks). > > Could someone either (a) point me to a dowloadable curve that will > produce neutral black and whites with UT2 inks and this printer and > paper, or (b) provide me with slider settings in the Epson driver > that will produce that result, (c) tell me what changes need to be > made to the Roark neutral EEM UT2 curve to obtain netural blacks and > whites, or (d) provide any other suggestions for accomplishing what > I'm trying to accomplish? Thanks. Hello, I use slider of Epson driver with this setting: Mode Vivid L -7 Contrast +4 C +10 M -10 Y -4 Namastè Stefano
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Re: Neutral B&W With UT2 Inks
2004-11-01 by condor_photo
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