Digital BW, The Print

> how to get a 16 bit large image to the participants?  A CD?  E mail
> would take much too long, no?

download it from someone's site. a stuffed file.


>> And there is one other comment I might make: The ink/driver/paper/printer
>> combo I select will match my images which will differ from the next
>> person's. I may prefer high contrast most of the time while someone else
>> may do the opposite. So I would suggest letting people interpret the image
>> as well. Provide a basic scan in 16 bit and let everyone do whatever
>> Levels/Curves/etc. they choose. W

It may just be me, but I don't see how you can compare output from different
inks/drivers/rips using an image that each has 'interpreted', that would be
the same as if they used their own creation rather than a target print.  The
image has to be the same, the constant... unmanipulated except for what is
required for the different output workflows, IMHO.

Carolyn