Digital BW, The Print

Hmm Jerry, maybe it's the 1280's ability to print at 2880 dpi that makes the 
difference. Are there any Epson engineers lurking on this list who can clear 
this up?

Still, in the grand scheme of things, I suppose it probably shouldn't make all 
that much difference to the average eye, since, after all, there are people out 
there like Tyler Boley using the Epson 3000, which has even bigger ink 
droplets than the 1160, yet apparently getting very good results.

Peter

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jerry Olson <jerryolson@r...> wrote:
> Peter, I don't know the answer, but the 1280 has much smaller dots in
> light areas than the 1280 at 1440. At 2880 you'd have to use a loupe to
> see any dots at all, It is truly photographic.  Paul's curves are
> intended to help eliminate the dots in the 1160, so if you are using
> them, they wouldn't be as bad as they would be in a print without his
> curves. Black only ink can give very nice results at 2880 on EAM on the
> 1280. You still have to look long and hard to find any dots at that resolution.
> 
> Jerry