Digital BW, The Print

If you ONLY want something for B&W, the densitometer would save you money.
And, there are a ton of used ones around.

When I say B&W only, that means you don't want to check for a tint in the
tones, though a color densitometer would do that to a degree.

Seth 

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==If I want to get serious about using QTR or IJC/OPM it sounds 
==more and more like I'll need to buy a densitometer or 
==spectrometer but which one?  A spectrometer measures color 
==along with density too right?  A densitometer would be used 
==for B&W only right?  There are enough manufacturers and 
==models out there to really confuse me, Eye-one, Macbeth, 
==X-Rite and the price range is huge.  Maybe a scanner is what 
==I should start with.  Where can I get educated on this?