For example, using QTR Rip you are able to isolate the 3 black inks from the colored inks and as David pointed out, when you print in Advanced B&W mode, Epson printer drivers also add in some colors to get the tones you want. Using a RIP, you are able to choose which inks to use, how much of each, and have the ability to create customized tones. I am not saying you cant do this with Epson ABW, I just find it easier to create a customized curve for the type of paper & printer. Sanders, I don't use this approach so I didn't think to mention it. But using QTR to apply and control the black inks only in an OEM ink set is also a popular approach. This would allow you to maintain a color printer if you need it, but have a short grayscale ink set at your disposal too. It essentially would amount to a better ABW than ABW. David Kachel ___________________ Artist-Photographer Fine B&W Photographs www.davidkachel.com david@... Gallery: www.reddoorfinephotographs.com director@... PO Box 1893 Alpine, TX 79831 (432) 386-5787
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Re: [Digital BW] RE: Returning member needs the straight dope
2014-02-04 by David Kachel
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