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Re: [Digital BW] Re: 2200 IP5 Grayscale

2003-01-17 by Jerry Olson

Hi Andrew.  I have made a couple comparison prints between 2880 and 1440 
DPI using Hextone inks, and the 2880
was just a hair sharper and smoother. Couldn't see ANY dot pattern in 
either print. Yes, it does appear to be a marketing thing,
but I still feel the 2880 print was just a hair better. Of course we are 
picking nits here. And yes, it took much
longer to print.  I'd only do it for absolute maximum quality; you'd 
hardly ever need it in routine printing.

Jerry

Andrew Rodney wrote:
> on 1/16/03 9:45 PM, jim hayes:
> 
> 
>>A few days ago Colorbyte e-mailed me an update which allows mat paper
>>printing at 2880 (even though it looks as if it's available in the
>>pull down). No profiles for mat paper at 2880 exist yet AFAIK though.
> 
> 
> 
> You do NOT want to print at 2880. First, with IP or the Epson driver it
> takes forever but worse, you lose variable dot dither. The 2880 is IMHO more
> a high figure to look good to marketing than anything else. Print with IP at
> 1440; you'll get a better print and in far less time.
> 
> Andrew Rodney 
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