Digital BW, The Print

>Can't someone just be smart for me? ;-)

Yes.

Get an Epson R2400 or 3800 and print using the printer's ABW mode.

The results are great.

Some purists will gripe about the permanence and the fact that there is a
little bit of color ink used to balance the tonality but you simply cannot
beat this system for ease of use.

The Epson inks are not cheap, of course.

But, all-in-all, if you want a method to make b&w prints with minimal fuss
and mystery, then I don't know how you could do better then this.

Dave.

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