Digital BW, The Print

David,

The MIS "glossy" carbon works fine on matte papers also.  You just need
Eboni MK for the K position.

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>  ... So, starting
> from this setup from your article:
> Y = Eb6-Y (2% Eboni)
>
> LM = Eb6-LM (6% Eboni)
>
> LLK = Eb6-LC (9% Eboni)
>
> M = Eb6-M (18% Eboni)
>
> LK = Eb6-C (30% Eboni)
>
> K = Eboni MK
>
> How would you alter that list for a 3800, maximum brown/warmth on matte
> paper?
>

I generally like a more neutral image.  That is what Eboni is all about and
 why I start with it as my carbon base.  It's the most neutral carbon I've
found.

If I was after greater warmth, I'd use the MIS "glossy" carbon as my
starting point.  I think I posted the URL for the Epson 4000 setup that did
this.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com


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