Digital BW, The Print

Hello Stephen,

If you are using Piezography, wasn't there instructions as how to 
set up Photoshop 7? If it is similar to Quadtone printing, I think 
you should set up your working space and printing space as RGB, so 
the driver will draw from all the separate shades of black according 
to the image. Pretend it is a color image that is simply being 
translated by the software for Piezography into a grayscale image. I 
don't have Piezography, so there may be some special cases that need 
to be considered. By the way, how do you like the results from 
Piezography. I just bought an Epson 1280 and print in Black Only, 
and the Piezography interests me; but won't look into it till I run 
out of inks. 

Your friend in Photography

Johnny Eades


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Stephen 
Jennings <sgjennin@i...> wrote:
> Sorry for the Off Topic question.  I just upgraded to PS7 and I'm 
having
> trouble with my Color Settings, which I have set as follows:
> 
> RGB: Adobe RGB (1998)
> CMYK: Colorsync CMYK -  Generic CMYK Profile
> Gray: Custom Dot Gain Curve (for Piezography)
> Spot: Dot Gain 20%
> 
> Images look great on the monitor, but are washed out and greenish 
on paper.
> I'm on a B&W Mac G3 OS9.2 and I'm using a custom printer profile 
that has
> worked great for years.  I'm stumped.  Is the set-up different 
from PS5?
> 
>  STEPHEN    JENNINGS
>      P h o t o g r a p h e r
>         Cambridge, MA
>  sgjennin@i...
> www.stephenjennings.com