Definitely use "Photo Black" ink for glossy and semi-glossy ("luster") papers and "Matte Black" ink for matte papers. This will greatly diminish the "gloss differential", but it may not eliminate it completely.
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So I must use in Photoshop CS3 in menu Print window the color handling from Photoshop.
In Printer Profile I must than choose a profil.
I can see 12 profiles for Epson printer at begin with SPR2400 and than different other remarks.
I think I can not use the remarks like Matte.
From Hahnemühle I have a ICC profile > HFA_Eps2400_PK_FABaryta < for combination Baryta and Photo Black.
I have this stored in:
HD > User > Library > Colorsync > Profiles.
I must connect the Hahnemühle profil to paper.
I can do this in ColorSync application.
But If I connect this I see in menu Print always the name "SPR2400 name before"
Is there a way to see in PS the paper and right profile like
SPR2400_HFA_Eps2400_PK_FABaryta
Jochen