Digital BW, The Print

Gareth,

>I have been doing some experimenting on how much bronzing there is
>when using UT on glossy surfaces.  By chance I have photo which I
>ended up painting pure black on some of the areas to increase
>contrast and when printed on Permajet Glossy & Oyster and Fuji
>MultiJet these are the only areas which have any hint of bronzing.

MIS claims that the Permajet RC paper is bronzing-free.  Perhaps that is
just a relative judgment, however.  They are sending my some for testing.

>Oh and by the way I do like these UT inks, my only criticism is that
>they are too warm.  Even the NC1 curve is 'brown' when placed next to
>a black only print.

Is the warmth just in the shadow tones or throughout the print?

>I am using NCA in the driver so how do I adjust the tone on the print
>without using the sliders in the driver?

Use a different curve.  There is a cool one.  Also, although I'm aware of
the warmth in the shadows of some RC papers, there is more capacity in the
toner to cool the midtones.

Paul
http://www.PaulRoark.com