Robert, > > One thing you cannot control in ErgoSoft product, nor in the ProRIP for that > > matter, is how the inks are partitioned. > > So what you are saying is that Studio print doesn't allow you determine > which channels are used at which part in the grayscale? > You specify which ink, along with its maximum density, for each position, there is not restriction as to order. Then you turn on or off positions before you linearize to control what is printing. I assume SP computes the mix internally, and so far with the PT WN and PT Sel sets the prints I'm getting are beautiful. You can have multiples of the same ink, as in the PiezoTones, SP seems to handle them in the same way as the ProRIP. I think Bill Bergh confirmed on the Pro list it alternates between multiples. For all intents and purposes you could load vegetable dyes into your printer and linearize... Phil http://cirrus-digital.com http://philbard.com
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Re: [Digital BW] StudioPrint Evaluation
2003-06-16 by Phil Bard
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