Here's a link to a series of blogs by Tony Kuyper, that I was pointed to last year while on a workshop in Santa Fe.
https://tonykuyper.wordpress.com/2016/11/13/luminosity-masks-10th-anniversary%E2%88%92a-brief-history-of-how-it-all-started/
About ten years ago he invented a Photoshop masking process that generated continuous masks based on the luminosity of areas of an image. It looked intriguing, but I confess that I never followed up, as I'm pretty content with the Photoshop adjustment layer controls that I use at present. Also, his methodology has a definite learning curve. However, I joined distribution list, have been following his progress, and think that I will try it out and see if it makes much difference to the images that I print.
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