Digital BW, The Print

Eric - This may not be the way that you want to go, but if you end up with
another printer that could run with Imageprint, you'll find that the
versions of IP with Tintpicker allow you do do what is essentially split
toning.  You could give the darker parts of an image a cool tone, for
example, and the lighter parts a warmer tone, and adjust for where the split
takes place.  I use it with an Epson 4000, and often find that it's just
what I need to make b&w images that have the kind of subtle coloration that
I used to get by using different toning methods in the darkroom.

Stephen Petegorsky