Digital BW, The Print

I never used Spotone on digital prints unless they were 1270 prints. Since all 
my prints are pigments now that is what I uset to spot them. As you all know, 
occasionally you end up with a tiny white flake dot here and there or some 
spot from the print sticking to something or other. I use Windsor Newton 
watercolor pigments since they are the most stable and will outlast my prints 
most likely. When I let the watercolor dry I then spray the print with a uv spray 
usually. For black and white pigment work I use the paynes grey WN pigment 
often combined with a little sienna, burnt umber, or blue if the print is toned. 
You can get quite good at this and it works quite well. However, I don't miss 
the old days of sitting up nights with the jewelers glasses on and dust spotting 
silver prints. Thank the lord for the healing brush and fluid mounted drum 
scans. There are better things to do with ones time.

John