> In making a B&W negative on transparency media, one gets a
> multicolored
> matrix of dots. Some of those dots aren't reproducable on
> graded and
> variable contrast enlarging papers. One would be wise to
> choose a HP
> 7xxx series printer with the multi-grey cartridge.
Actually, the technique is to use the colors to advantage. Ends
up that the actual density of the "negs" are quite low. By
utilizing cyan, yellow and magenta inks, you can achieve pretty
nice gradients without hamering the saturation point on the
inkjet.
I'm still early in the process on this and am leaning on those
who've perfected the techique.
AG
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