ok now i have more information. sepia in the dark room is a total different process(chemicals) than black/white(chemicals). Also if a photographer wanted a warm or cool effect on their image the will do it that time with filers, lenes, and settings. So I am going with piezo ink but how will that work out if a photgrapher shot a cool/black/white image and i am printing it for them on netural ink? Is that where the RIP(studioprint) color management(gretag spectrophotometer) and paper come into play? If so why does inkpress sell paper that has different tones(warm, cool)?
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Re: piezography vs mis quadtone ink
2006-02-17 by drkhorsetdj