Digital BW, The Print

I've thought more about it since I wrote that inflammatory bit.  I think
what bothers me is that Andrew has worked years in inkjet and PS, has access
to powerful (and easy-to-use) profiling aids, and simply doesn't need more
help.  Speaking as a newcomer to inkjet and Photoshop, I found the various
positive write-ups on the Gray Balancer to be reassuring and would feel
better to have a (free) structured tool at hand.  I was annoyed that he was
unable or unwilling to see this issue from others' point of view.  He may be
a wonderful photographer/printer for all I know, but he should not be
speaking for all the potential buyers of the 2200.

Glenn Thureson


> Trust me that Andrew, like myself, is not making his living from building
> custom profiles; its a loss leader service at the individual consultant
> level. I suspect Andrew makes better rates at virtually everything else he
> does. Besides; the need for custom profile creation and editing is not
going
> to disappear any time soon, there are many other reasons for its
existence.
>
> C. David Tobie
> Design Cooperative
> CDTobie@...