Digital BW, The Print

Look carefuly; that ink is warm-toned by itself, there shouldn't be any 
bluishness at all, it should in fact be a bit brownish.

Steve Karafyllakis


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "McDoogla" 
<mcdoogla@...> wrote:
>
> I think I may have figured out how to do it without QTR...the UK
> driver indeed has a Grayscale function on it that isn't on the US
> driver. At first I thought it was the same as the black and white
> functions on the US driver (which do RGB black and white and give you
> a choice of warm, cool, sepia or nuetral.) But I tried the UK
> grayscale and I think it's BO...the black area is really rich, and I
> can't see as uch of a bluish tint (and through a loupe I don't think I
> see any colored dots, but this printer's dots are SMALL!). So maybe.
> I'll have to download QTR's trial and see if that yields a very
> different print.
> doug
>