Digital BW, The Print

Thanks Vartkes for yr comments. In fact, the ABW has in the Color 
Management mode the possibility of toning the photo. Try it. You will 
see that there is a color circle where you can choose the tonality of 
your print. There are also other commands that allow you to increase 
or diminish the tonality in the shadows and highlights. After 
choosing the tonality in the circle - h10 and v10 as suggested by a 
member of the forum, I tried to reduce the tonality in the shadows 
and highlights to the minimum, i.e. -26. It seemed to me that it 
worked for the shadows but not for the highlights. I would like to 
know if this is all one can do, in order to tone only the midtones, 
leaving a deep black in the shadows and pure white in th highlights.
Paulo



--- In 
DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "vartkes_peltekoglu" 
<vartkes@...> wrote:
>
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "paulo030947" 
> <avelino@> wrote:
> >
> > Would some of you guys know how to help me in the flg: I would 
like 
> to produce a picture 
> > that is oriiginal black in the shadows, has a warm tone in the 
> midtones and is the original 
> > white in the highlights, using the ABW in the R2400?
> > Paulo
> >
> Hello Paolo,
> Epson 2400 ABW driver can't print pre-toned images. ImagePrint RIP 
> running on Epson 2200, will accept 'colorized' images that are in 
the 
> RGB space and print beautiful greyscale and color portions. 
> You can print it on R2400 through its colour driver (disable ABW) I 
> have not yet tried this version. 
> Vartkes
>