Digital BW, The Print

It does look quite close.  Also, the Pantone Tritone in Photoshop (Bl  
437 burgundy 127 gold) looks similar.  If you convert a grayscale to  
duotone mode, select this preset from the Pantone Tritones folder,  
then convert to RGB mode, and add a hue saturation adjustment layer  
with saturation set to -20 to -40 percent.  Another one is Ken Lee's  
bronze quadtone:
http://www.kenleegallery.com/bronze.htm

On Jul 26, 2005, at 7:33 PM, Douglas meeuwsen wrote:

> yes...the lenswork magazine is really warm....but a warm that has a  
> lot
> of personality. More than any other photo magazine, lenswork really  
> has
> personality.
> I took a shot of the cover of issue #56, and made a print and it is
> really close. I think I like it a lot......DM
> On Jul 26, 2005, at 4:03 PM, Gary Brown wrote:
>
>
>> I tried your settings on a 2400. I used EEM, I also printed a larger
>> print
>>  on Innova Soft Texture Art. The prints are quite warm, especially on
>> the
>>  Innova paper which has no optical brighteners.  I like the look very
>> much.
>>  That's all I can say. No technical mumbo jumbo. Hopefully so will my
>>  customers.
>>
>>  Gary
>>