Digital BW, The Print

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DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "dileepawijesundera" 
<dileepa@...> wrote:
>
> If I 
> understand correctly the UT14 uses
> 1. Photoblack (PK)in the K slot
> 2. GLOP in Y position
> 3. M/LM/C/LC ( all diluted blacks or carbon as they say say!!!, I 
> presume), when you say "no Eboni" on gloss paper does it mean "no 
K"? 

Dileepa, I will try and help. 

Looking at the first page of Paul's PDF on this in inkset ( 
http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/UT14.pdf ), I do not think you are 
entirely correct. Rather, Mk (Eboni) is in the K slot. A 100% carbon 
Photoblack (PK - presumably K4-PK) which produces warm tones is in 
the M & LM slots. A 60% dilution of non-100%-carbon PK (Presumably R2 
PK which comprises a blend of 10% blue pigments and 90% carbon) is in 
the C & LC slots. This latter PK produces cool tones.

> Therefore on gloss simply use the M/LM for warm and C/LC for Cool. 
Am 
> I right?

Yes, noting the inclusion of blue pigments to make cooler prints.  
 
> Further, to bring in "GLOP" on MATT (to keep the K down as said in 
> Paul's thread) paper if a COPY_CURVE_Y=K is included in the ink 
desc 
> file will it follow the PK ink? OR AM I TOTALLY ON THE WRONG 
TRACK!!!!

No, you will need no GLOP on matt paper. 

> dileepa
>