William, this looks like a natural for black-only...just so long as you print it big! You want gloomy, of course, but you also want zip. Presumably you'd be happiest (gloomiest?) with Eboni, but I'm a mere humble OEM pigment guy so I'll refrain from advocating it... Nice work. http://img222.imageshack.us/my.php?image=40779su.jpg --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "William Wilson" <wm.wilson@b...> wrote: > It's that old B/W trail again, I have a very dark toned image and for > the life of me it really sucks when I print on any of my Fine Art > papers loosing the subtle tones. I did a lightened version but it > looses it's gloomy feel. > > My other B/W are contrasty but not quite so dark they look good in > print but I suspect I'm pushing the limits of the inks and paper here. > Has anyone any suggestions on this image any comments welcomed. > > http://img222.imageshack.us/my.php?image=40779su.jpg > > Cheers > > William Wilson > www.impact-imaging.biz
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Re: B/W on the 9600
2005-09-21 by djon43
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