Digital BW, The Print

Kurt,

Arches hotpress is not coated for inkjet, so the Epson inks bleed. Is that the 
situation - or am I misinterpreting what you said? I don't think it's about 
transform tables, rather about using a coated paper - of which there are many 
that resemble the Arches (including I believe one made by Arches - but I am 
not sure).

Antonis


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--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., kurtstier@y... wrote:
> I am sure this problem has been addressed before, but I am 
> new here and haven't read everything on the site. I was printing 
> on an Iris machine for a number of years before moving to Paris 
> and having to leave my machine behind. Now I have an Epson 
> 1270 and am trying to print on Arches hotpress, at the moment, 
> with standard epson inks. I have no trouble getting the correct 
> tone in my B&W, but I can't get a clean edge. Is there a solution 
> to this problem? My transform tables from the Iris will not 
> translate to the Epson. Any suggestions would be greatly 
> appreciated.
> Kurt