Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Douglas meeuwsen
<lipshurt@m...> wrote:
>
> what printer and what ink? 

2200 with UT7 inkset

>On the 2400, PSM works good with the PSG  
> setting, and looks nearly the same. There is a diferent kind of gloss  
> diff on the 2400. It's just a hair more obvious on the extreme  
> highlights than PSG

Interesting - with the ink and profile combinations I'm using, the
gloss differential on the PSM is less pronounced than on the PSG, but
the areas with a faint gd are larger.  

In printing several of the same images, as close to optimal to my eye
with profile / curve tweaks, etc., as I can get them, I'm coming to
the conclusion that for my photo and printing style, PL = portrait,
PSG = landscape and PSM = still life - although I'll obviously deviate
from that if the image seems to fit it.