Digital BW, The Print

You have some settings wrong, or your monitor is not correctly
calibrated. The picture on screen should very closely match paul's
curves and VM inks.

Jerry



bernhardschuerlein wrote:
> 
> I hope this hasn�t been discussed too often, but my search
> didn�t get
> results:
> 
> When I print with Photoshop either with FS or VM inks and apply the
> curves (Woolf or Roark) at 100%, my prints get way to dark. I can
> already see it on the screen. For the VM I am actually printing with
> right now, I have to adjust the curves - i.e. "neutral cool" at 35 -
> 40% to get a more or less correct print.
> 
> This however reduces the impact the curves have on the tone.
> 
> Does it have to be like this, or am I making a basic mistake? - I read
> the "Roark workflow" and followed the procedure as far as I can see...
> 
> Help welcome,
> 
> Bernhard
> 
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