I really doubt there are any, but does anyone know a lab that can print digital scans onto b/w paper?
Not that I've heard of. The only way is probably to get those piezographic B&W inks for your inkjet and do it yourself. Or print from the original film.Originally posted by Lennier
I really doubt there are any, but does anyone know a lab that can print digital scans onto b/w paper?
There probably won't be a lot of difference. The problem is that the colour papers and chemicals used by colour labs cannot print pure B&W properly, so there's invariably a colour cast. Same happens if you try to print B&W film onto the same papers.Originally posted by Lennier
I've tried Standard's digital print with b&w, there was a color cast to it. Perhaps becoz I did not use greyscale, left the file in RGB.