Digital BW, The Print

Peter;

My suggestion would be a variant of # two, but if the LK ink is too 
warm, re-mix it to give you a good match for Eboni. I'm on my second 
itteration (not complete enough to give details) of this, but the first 
one consisted of: two parts UT-7 LK, one part standard MIS LK, and 1ml 
magenta per 30ml of mix to take the yellow green out of it. Changing 
the curve to use the Y channel is drop-dead easy, You'll figure it out 
in half-hour tops, including reading time. You could coceivably use the 
remaining channel for a LLK and have a K3 setup. or you could keep a 
warm ink in it to give you sepia when needed. Have a go at it!

Steven Karafyllakis

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Peter Marquis-> 
Load the M ink in the Y chamber of the carts. Make a new QTR curve 
based 
> on the UT-EEnhMatte-warm curve, but with the M ink curve assigned to 
the 
> Y channel. I don't know exactly how to do this, but I guess it should 
> not be beyond me, though the results are too warm for my taste. This 
> seems like a bit of farting around, for a result I don't really 
want...
>