--- Justin Thanks, that helps clear up some questions. Vinny In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "smithj72" <smithj72@y...> wrote: > Vinny, > For the most part, when people in this group speak of curves, > they are talking about a printing system different from Piezo. > Paul Roark developed a system for B&W inkjet printing using the > Epson drivers as opposed to the Piezo driver, and in order to use > this system, a curve must be applied in Photoshop to print the > image. A Transfer Function is the method used to modify this > system to different papers. Because you are only using the > Epson driver, you do not have the variety of paper profiles the > Piezo software provides. > I hope this answers your question. > justin smith > > "vinyo88" <orlandovl@h...> wrote: > > I hope I don't sound stupid but being new to this group I am not > > quite sure what you are talking about when you speak of > Transfer > > Functions and custom curves. How are the formed and used. I > have been > > printing with Piezo for about a year without all the problems > > everbody speaks of-with the occasioal clog usually due to the > lack of > > printing for a while but am unfamiliar with curves and T.F. I am > > wondering if they can help me with my printing > > > > Vinny
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Re: Transfer Functions
2002-03-19 by vinyo88
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