Digital BW, The Print

> > It shouldn't be dithering pure black...but...it could be the
> dot density.
> > "supposedly" the Piezo driver prints in higher resolution than the Epson
> > driver.  Also, the printers (don't know which one you are
> talking about, but
> > even the 3000) have variable droplet sizes...and that could
> have something
> > to do with it too.
> >
> > There are many ways to control these printers...and get
> different results.
> >
>
> Austin, this is an interesting subject. Under some circumstances,
> I'm seeing dithering at 100%K, we noticed it recently with
> Steve's 7000 with the RGB driver. Also, do you you how the Epson
> driver changes density at 100% on different media settings
> if not by dithering?

But shouldn't 100% black be just that, no matter what the media?  At least
that's what I'd want it to be!  If, for what ever reason, someone decides to
map 100% to less than that, then, of course, it has to apply some dither
pattern to decrease the density.