Digital BW, The Print

Roy-

Dude, you are so the man.  An excellent write-up!

I can happily report that your filter/work-flow works with a 6 ink 1200 
(MIS FS-N) as well as your 4 ink 1160.  Not only that but the nasty 
banding I have battled since starting with quadtones and the piezo 
driver is no where to be seen.

The curves need some fine tuning but your starting points were 
startling close.

Thank you.

--
Kevin Gulstene

On Tuesday, February 4, 2003, at 09:42  AM, Roy Harrington 
<roy@...> wrote:

> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Steven
> Karafyllakis <stevek@e...>" <stevek@e...> wrote:
>> Hi all;
>>
>> Do any of the folks using Gimp-print have any news? Is it soup
> yet?
>> I'm looking for a B&W rip I can afford, and I'm seriously
>> considering installing Linux in a Windows environment so I
> can try
>> Gimp-print, does anyone have any idea if this will work?
>
> Hi Steve and anyone else interested in gimp-print,
>
> This isn't Linux but it ought to work on any system using
> cups and gimp-print.  It requires at least a little knowledge
> of using a Unix shell to set it up otherwise its quite simple.
>
> -----------------------------
>
> I finally got around to investigating some of my ideas about
> quadtone
> printing with gimp-print OS X.  I think I come up with just about
> the
> easiest solution that works with very little effort.  You get
> complete
> control of the four CMYK inks and have no extra workflow.
>
> I've packaged it all up with a ReadMe that explains the details.
>
> Download:
> http://www.harrington.com/QuadGimp.tar.gz
>
> Hope I've explained in well enough.  The Curves need work but I
> figured
> most people would have different printers and different inks.
>
> Roy Harrington
> www.harrington.com
>
>
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