Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Martin Wesley" <mwesley250@e...> wrote:
> Tyler,
> 
> I can't agree with you on that one. If you go to the Piezo list and 
> run a search on "clogging" I honestly don't see how you can say that 
> clogging is not an issue for ConeTech. It has got to be the most 
> common problem that people ask for help on.

I never said it wasn't an issue.
> 
> Perhaps I was not clear. Specifically I was speaking of the printing 
> workflow. I don't see that a workflow of Image>Mode>RGB followed by 
> Image>Adjust>Curves>Load>select curve>OK followed by Print>Print 
> Properties>make the proper settings and then print is that much 
> harder than the Piezo Export>Piezography>etc. 

I never said a word about workflow, now did I?

> I know you don't mean to sound this way, but you come across as 
> having a low opinion of all the people out there who are working to 
> make quality prints on desktop printers. You imply that only pros 
> with the expensive equipment have enough discerning taste to produce 
> fine prints and that their opinions carry more weight than others. I 
> don't buy that and I don't think you do either. Besides you could 
> turn around and make the same argument about all the happy desktop 
> Piezo users!

I don't think that. I never said that, nor implied it. It's outright crap.
But as far as workflow developement, if you think the gap can actually be closed, in every way technically, between 
Piezography and the workflows discussed here without such assets and expertise available, I don't know what to say. 
Discerning taste has nothing to do with it, I've never said or implied that it did.
Regarding the rest, I think this thread has gotten real uninteresting real fast. If anyone is really that consumed with this, 
my opinions were already stated, aparently in french. I'm not going to say them again, or go into furthur explanation.
Tyler