Digital BW, The Print

Actually, on Arches the MIS glossy carbon is only about one Lab B warmer
than Eboni-6.  So, it's not very dramatic.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com

On Wed, Jul 17, 2013 at 7:13 PM, David Kachel <david@...> wrote:

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> From: Paul Roark
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> "I use MIS glossy carbon on glossy paper for my "sepia" tone prints. They
> have a Lab B of up to about 12 to 14. The 100% carbon is going to be much
> more stable than the loads of yellow and magenta you'll need from the color
> set to get to that point. Even if you go more brown than that, starting
> with a warm carbon would seem to make the most sense."
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> Paul,
> What does that glossy carbon ink look like on Arches HP?
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> David Kachel
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