Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Austin Franklin" <
darkroom@i...> wrote:
> 
> > What I meant be my original comment was; the way it puts down ink. It 
> > doesn't just let the ink flow onto the page, it still has the lay down 
> > dots. And the piezo driver vs. the Epson driver lays them down 
> > differently. The piezo black is not lighter because of mixing with the 
> > lighter inks (unless, maybe, it does so intentionally because of the 
> > profile. In which case they would be dithered together).
> 
> THERE IS NO INK MIXING with these printers and inks.

Austin, that was my point, completely, from the beginning.
I think you forgot to read all of my post before responding. For 
instance, "In which case they would be dithered together" (ie, not 
mixed)
You seem to be misunderstanding me a lot lately...    : )

-mikeH

ps. the settings you use (in the drivers) will determine, for one 
thing, the amount of ink the printers lay down. So what exactly is your 
definition of 100% black? I think dipping the paper in the black ink is 
probably your best bet, but you probably won't be able to get that from 
the epsons.