Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Clayton Jones"
<cj@c...> wrote:
 
> The problem is tone color, caused by LK being much warmer than MK
> (even moreso when using Eboni).  So the MK-LK prints are very warm and
> need to be cooled off.  Various cooler mixtures for LK have been tried
> with good success, the prints look great.  The problem is that a blend
> that looks good on one paper doesn't look good on another, so it's
> very limiting.  I'm convinced that the ultimate 2K solution will be
> with an LK that is a diluted MK, without any colors added at all. 
> Problem is that nobody (that I know of) has successfully found a way
> to do this.  There are some ideas floating about which I hope to try
> soon.

I thought Eboni didn't like to be diluted. 

This aside, what are you doing that is different than just diluting MK
with something like MIS "clear base" and loading it into a cart for
the LK position?

I'm currently loading one postion with full strength Eboni, one with
full strength PKN, 4 with different dilutions of PKN, and one with
glop. The results are quite interesting...