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There are alternative photographic printing techniques available to produce black-and-white prints from film or

digital files. In addition, there are a number of 'non-photographic' printing technologies that give you even more

ways to make black-and-white prints—inkjet printers, thermal printers, commercial offset, and electrophotography, to

name but a few.

Below we focus on both inkjet and photographic printing techniques. Which you choose will depend on your

personal preference and the application for which the print is being used.

Printing Black-and-White Images Without

KODAK Black-and-White Papers

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This photographic-quality

paper is designed for

professionals to meet their

demanding standards.

• Available in Glossy (F) and

Lustre (E) surfaces in roll

and sheet formats

• Excellent compatibility with

dye- and pigment-based

inkjet printers

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With inkjet printers, the printheads spray droplets of

CMYK ink onto the paper to create the image. For best

black-and-white results, use a printer that has additional

black and gray ink cartridges or several tones of black.

This eliminates the color bias that you could encounter

with printers that make up shades of gray from colored

CMYK inks.

Inkjet printing eliminates the need to use a darkroom

and photographic chemicals, and offers many printing

options including the potential to make large prints

(limited by the capacity of your printer) on papers with a

variety of surfaces.

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You have two options for making black-

and-white prints using color photographic

negative papers:

• Go to a Pro Lab and ask for their

B&W Printing Service using KODAK

PROFESSIONAL ENDURA Paper. (To

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• Print and process in your own studio. (Note: This

media requires RA-4 processing; it is usually not a

convenient option for home darkroom users.)

Digital Printing of Image Files

If you will be making your prints with a digital printer,

scan your negatives to file. To optimize print quality,

convert your files to grayscale.

You can expose KODAK PROFESSIONAL ENDURA

Papers and other KODAK Color Negative Papers with

many types of digital printers. For starting values for a

range of digital printers from Kodak and other

manufacturers refer to

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Optical Printing of Black-and-White Negatives

You can also print black-and-white negatives onto

ENDURA Papers.

Three exposing methods provide excellent results:

• Put a piece of unexposed, processed (D-min) KODAK

PROFESSIONAL PORTRA Film in the exposing beam

along with the filters you normally use to print color

negatives.

• Simulate a piece of film D-min by adding CC35M and

CC65Y filtration to the filtration that you use to print

color negatives.

• Use a starting filter pack of 80M + 110Y to simulate

the 45M + 45Y of the film D-min

Viewing

We recommend viewing your prints under final display

lighting conditions. The color quality of your viewing

light can contribute to hue variations (illuminant

sensitivity). This phenomenon is called metamerism-

colors look the same under one type of lighting (e.g.

tungsten), but look different under a different type of

lighting (e.g. fluorescent). In other words, your black-

and-white prints may look neutral under one kind of

lighting but have an undesirable tint under another.

Use a light source such as daylight, tungsten, or

tungsten-halogen/quartz-halogen. These sources provide

continuous frequency of energy in the visible spectrum

and will result in a neutral rendering of the image.

Average viewing conditions use a light source with a

color temperature of 5000 ± 1000 K, a Color Rendering

Index (CRI) of 85 to 100, and an illuminance of at least

50 footcandles (538 lux).

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For photographers who continue to prefer traditional

black-and-white papers, there are still some specialized

manufacturers who offer both resin-coated (RC) and

fiber-base media. We recommend contacting your local

photo reseller.

Imaging Solutions

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