OK, but how can it be a software problem? I havent changed anything at all since the print came out perfect! Would it help to reinstall Photoshop/PiezoDriver? --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Jeff Randall" <jrandall@c...> wrote: > Bjorn: > > I think it is most likely a software/driver problem. Many folks have > reported banding using the PiezoBW driver on the 1160, but report no > banding if using the Epson driver (with the 1160 RGB Partitioned > Workflow) on the same printer. Note: The 1160 RGB workflow was > developed for the original PiezoBW and MIS/FS inksets. I haven't > tested it with the PiezoToneWN inkset, but it should be close. > > Jeff Randall > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "bjornaagedk" <bs@p...> > wrote: > > From one day to another I have problems with my Epson 1160 > > with Piezo driver. I get a sort of steps (banding) in the > middletone > > areas, f.ex. skintone in a portrait. It looks like it is totally > > overexposed in the highlight areas. I made axactly the same > > print ya few days ago and it was perfect. > > Can someone tell me what this is? I have never had these > > problems before. Is it banding? And is it a problem with the > > printer or the software? How can I get rid of this? > > I use PiezoToneWN and Epson Archival matte paper. > > Nozzle checks is OK, have also checked the alignment, it was > > OK. > > > > Bjorn
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Re: Banding
2002-10-11 by bjornaagedk
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