Digital BW, The Print

NIck,

Another thing to keep in mind is that you want to look over your files at "Actual Pixels", 
or 100% magnification.  This is the only "true" display of the image.  All other 
magnifications are proxy views, and don't represent a completely accurate view of the 
image.  This may not solve problems but can certainly alert you to them before you 
print....

Phil
http://cirrus-digital.com
http://philbard.com

> you know when you have a bit of sky that looks fine and smooth on the 
> monitor, and then you do a print and only now do you see some really 
> clunky tonal transitions? And you look at the monitor and the 
> transition is so damned subtle you can barely see it there? 
>