> I use Eclipse Satine 190 with my 1160 and MIS FS-N inks but with the > Randall Curves. I get fantastic results that even rival IMO Photo Rag, > but at a fraction of the cost. Gorgeous, rich blacks and excellent > sharpness. And what I like is that it does not print as warm as EAM. I > have the piezography plug-in but get banding in the mid-tones too > often on almost any paper I use and have now switched almost > exclusively to using the Randall Curves instead. The Eclipse Satine > prints great using EAM setting in the Epson driver for me. > > Best regards, > Richard When I use the Randall curves, smooth tonal transitions in the darker midtones are replaced with harsh-looking "noise". I actually get more posterization on EAM than with Piezo. I will agree that the blacks are deeper (this is the achilles heel of the R9 plug-in). I am not a curve master. But I look at the colorized images in PS after applying the curve and I am struck - where is the cyan? All I see is a lot of magenta and yellow. I think the missing cyan is the source of the "noise" I see with this workflow. -BK
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Re:[Digital BW] eclipse satine
2003-03-12 by Barry Kelsall
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