Paul, Was afraid I'd be slammed, but instead you wrote a very useful and thought provoking response. I've read it three times already, and I am encouraged. Thank you! For my 7000, I see MIS Ultra Tones and EEM as a good answer. Do you like ESFA as well? For my 1160, which has the original Piezo ink, it makes sense that I should simply try the PiezoTone Selenium... Are you suggesting a modified software approach over the standard Piezo driver?? Wasn't sure as I read your note, now for the 4th time...? Maybe I'll let the 3000 sit idle a little longer, then use it as a Sepia machine. Thank you for giving me the nudge in a direction I can feel good about. Regards, Clark Thomas www.simplephotographs.com P.S. One friend wrote the following offline, and I too wish all this was easier to grasp, and to execute. It will be in time, I guess... >> ...i honestly think that that whole >> quadtone approach is a bunch of >> hassle, due to no way to softproof it. >> it's too rubegoldberg for me....the >> more i mess with this crap, the less >> messin' with it, the less riggin', the >> less BS, the better. honestly, i'm not >> happy with ANY output i've seen, from >> ANY of the printers. really. honestly. >> down deep.
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Re: Which B&W system/too broad I know
2003-05-01 by simplephotographs
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