Digital BW, The Print

I'm still playing with the workflows but so far I can say that the 
MIS FS inks are very nuetral on Glacier matte (same as lysonic 
matte) no warm tones at all, and very, very slightly warm on 
Torchon. Good deep blacks on both but a bit better on Torchon. I 
want to try Legion Matte next, from what I hear on this group it is a 
great paper. As to visable dots on the matte paper I can see a 
slight amount IF I use any method that does not seperate the 
inks (Dan Culbertson methods for example). But to see any dots 
you have to use a magnafier. With Dans methods there are no 
dots at all. I have been working on fine tuning Dans color 
seperation layer method, but haven't fine tuned it yet. I find the 
prints are great looking with nevins curves, probably simalar to 
John Woolfs results since they both basically do the same thing. 
I will try the Woolf method this weekend and see what I get. But I 
must say that even with tiny dots under magnification... the prints 
look great! 

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., mwesley250@e... 
wrote:
> Dave,
> 
> How much improvement are you seeing in the blacks 
compared to the 
> ConeTech inks? Any green tint problems?
> 
> Martin
> 
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