Digital BW, The Print

Agreed, AND you can use the epson magenta slider to add more or less blue to a curve to fine tune it to perfection. I prefer the Neutral curve now, with +20 Magenta in the toner slider (The magenta slider controls the amount of blue ink to the print).  This tone is perfect for me. Not blue, but
colder than neutral. a Beautiful tone indeed.

Jerry




"Michael J. Kravit" wrote:

> Steve,
>
> The warm end is a lot like Piezo, perhaps a bit warmer. Paul can provide more details as he has been working with these inks far longer than anyone.  The cool tone is very cool/blue. Jerry Olson is a blue kinda guy. He like cool, cool, cold! He can give you some input on the colder side of things.
>
> The curves right now are being developed for Epson Archival matte as the base. We will then adjust them for other papers as well. Paul has indicated that for the most part, a bit of tweaking is all that is necessary with transfer curves once the base curve is finished.
>
> Mike
>
> Regards,
>
> Michael J. Kravit, AIA
> Architect/Photographer
> www.kravit.net/photography
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