Digital BW, The Print

>When you refer to UT-FSN as "neutral" do you mean "neutral" but with a
>selenium-toned look like the neutral with UT-2 inks on EEM paper or neutral
>without any appearance of being toned? And if the latter, with what papers
>does it achieve that look?

There is a slight "selenium" (magenta) bias built into the "neutral" inks I
mix.  My target is my lightly-selenium-toned silver prints (Kodak Polymax
Fine Art, Dektol, Rapid Selenium 1:19 2-3 min.).  To be specific, the
midtone density will have spectrophotometer readings such that cyan and
yellow are equal and magenta is up 0.01 unit.  Of course, these are my
targets.  The actual ink in the market may be different.  Getting the
production inks to consistently be on target is an issue that is on the
front burner.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com