Digital BW, The Print

Jeff, you seem to have embedded your post in Evans thread. Starting a
New Thread will probably provoke more answers.
 I have a 2200 but stuck to the Epson inks and use ImagePrint. Doing
this produces pretty good b&w. But having said that the 2200 is
faulted. Epson claimed that is was the answer to B&W when it was
launched but in retrospect it had bad metermerism and bronzing. So
given the printers that are now available such as the 3800 (although a
little more expensive) I would get that.
Jules


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Semaphore"
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> My name is Jeff Robertson and I have been a lurker for about a month. I
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> a set of UT-7 inks for the Epson 2200 and am trying to get a handle on
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> traditional looking neutral tone prints on either Epson Premium Glossy
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> 1) Do I need to choose or use the same ICC profile as for color
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> 2) What would the slider settings for the above papers be on the Epson
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> Thanks in advance for the response and I look forward to making the last
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> Jeff Robertson
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> Hinton, AB, Canada
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