Digital BW, The Print

> >... I think really good glossy, using Glop, may 
> > be more important to most people given the baryta 
> > coatings, etc.  that  are coming out.
> 
> Undoubtedly more important for most printers, though sepia is very 
> popular around here...

Frankly, if I were printing a lot of true, dark sepia tone, I'd either 
use an OEM K3 or blended B&W ink mix that included Epson M and Y (not 
my favorite MIS pigments).  In practice, what I find is that MIS carbon 
on some papers is warm enough for me, though I have not seen a good 
carbon that can actually reach the true sepia tones.

Paul  
www.PaulRoark.com