Digital BW, The Print

Richard,
I remember Paul Roark's posts in the past about the same issue: banding with
piezo, no banding with Epson driver. He made tests on step-wedges, but
obviously the same results can be seen in real images, especially in smooth
areas.
 
Alessandro Pardi

-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Sintchak [mailto:richard@...]
Sent: mercoledì 3 luglio 2002 18.13
To: Alessandro Pardi
Subject: [Digital BW] Randall workflow fine, Peizo drivers gives banding
(was: Best Epson driver workflow for Piezo/FS inks?)


Wednesday, July 3, 2002, 7:21:03 AM, Alessandro Pardi wrote:

AP> Sorry for the ugly output (damn cut paste from html).
AP> Path is:

AP> Files/Ink Sets/MIS/MIS-FS/1160 Partitioned Workflow.

AP> Where you find the 2 flavors for old and new FS inks.
AP> Looking at your original post I see the 1160 is what you were after, so
it
AP> should be ok.

AP> Alessandro


Speaking of the Randall workflow I too have found it to work quite
nicely with my 1160 and FS inks.  I also happen to own the Peizo
driver and tried printing the same images (without the Randall curves)
but always get banding.  I thought banding was a physical printer head
issue, why would the same image print smooth and fine with the Randall
workflow (using Epson's drivers) yet have fairly obvious banding using
the Peizo driver?  I followed the Peizo workflow to a "T".  Any
suggestions?  Anyone else run into this as well?

Best regards,
Richard  

mailto:richard@...



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