Digital BW, The Print

Antonis, thanks for that. One reason I am leary of curve adjustments in
general is the possible introduction of posterization (or solarization).

I have been considering springing for the piezo driver, but i would want to
use the FSN MIS ink with it. (I just can't bring myself to pay the 'toll'
for PiezoTones). As I understand it, piezo would treat my 1200 as if it was
just a quad printer, so I would be inclined to use one of my 1160s instead.
I would still be in a quandary to find a way to leverage the hex tones of
the 1200.

-BK

----- Original Message -----
From: "antonisphoto" <antonisphoto@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: [Digital BW] MIS-FS and PiezoTone test; now FSN 'E' hex


> Barry,
>
> there is no posterization in the piezo driver per se (as long as prints
are made
> on supported papers and inks).  However, I have seen posterizations that
can
> be traced to the way the image was scanned or edited or otherwise
> "managed". This is often tricky to troubleshoot. Even printing a grayscale
is not
> enough information for subtle "breaks".
>
> Antonis