Regarding Posterization: In comparing Piezo software & Cone inks; Piezo software & MIS FS inks; MIS original & VM inks with Epson profiles: 1. Do all 3 of these produce equivalent posterization, or does posterization only show up with Piezo software? 2. It seems clear from the reported experiences of many users that posterization does appear with some frequency when using Piezo software & cone inks. However, does it only show up with quadtone systems (1160 & 3000), or does it also happen equally with hextone systems (1200, 7000, etc.)? 3. If it should be the case that posterization only shows up with Piezo software and equally with both Cone inks & MIS FS inks, but not does not appear with MIS original & VM inks printed using Epson software: could it be that posterization is the (perhaps inevitable) result of Piezo software forcing an extreme profile onto the printing output histogram from what are otherwise excellent files (that happen to contain lots of information in the 3/4 tones)? I look forward to hearing the experiences of others. To date I have only used Piezo software with Cone inks on an 1160, and I have experienced the posterization effect in 3/4 tones that others also describe. Cheers, James
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[Digital BW] Re: posterization
2002-06-11 by jlerager
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