I have done many things using Ultrachrome with both color and monochrome content within the same print and have no problem producing neutral black and white within that context. Any of the Epson machines that have at least two blacks in them should work fine for this type of work. I've done it a lot with posters and such where I need black and white out of rgb colorspace. As stated before, you need a really good profile to do this. Your chances of arriving at this neutrality through a generic profile are very slim. You will need to pay someone to make one for you for the specific paper you are using. Atkinsons canned profiles are good, but usually not that accurate for this type of job. John > > Can anyone suggest a workaround that will avoid these cross curves yet > > retain the colour spots? (Colorspace: Adobe 1998, Epson 4000, Epson > > enhanced matte and Epson EM profile, Epson driver.) > > >
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Re: [Digital BW] Neutral B&W from RGB?
2005-11-21 by john dean
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