Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Steve Kale
<stevekale@b...> wrote:
> Make QTR Lab Grey your grey scale workspace.  Convert your image to B&W
> using whatever technique you use. Work it up in QTR Lab Gray  (it is no
> longer RGB).  Then convert with perceptual rendering to QTR Grey
Photo Paper
> or Matte Paper for a print version depending on what paper you are
printing
> to. This will provide a better mapping from your workspace (Lab less
the a
> and b) to the narrower print space.  I believe there is a workflow
posted in
> the files section of this group.

I tried another ptint this morning after converting it to the QTR Grey
Matte profile. It came out better but still lacks contrast and has
some kind of banding in the dark areas that is not there on the
Photoshop print. I haven't tried the LAB Grey workspace thoughm which
I will do next. My workspace was Adobe RGB.

Thanks agin.