Digital BW, The Print

For those who might be interested, I've found that a combination of
MIS PKN and MIS Pro Light Black printed on Kirkland glossy coated with
Krystal Topkote (in the yellow position) produces very nice prints
with no gloss-differential or noticeable (at least I can't see any)
bronzing. I've been experimenting using this combination printing with
my 2200 with QTR, using the UCpk-UCPremSemiGloss curve. I like the
more neutral-cooler tonality printing BO with just the PKN, but using
just the cool curve I find that I can get fairly close to the neutral
and get smoother toned prints. My next step will be to introduce MIS
K4 LLK into the mix, but at this point I'm wondering if doing so will
produce a noticeable improvement in quality. 

Chris Hargens