Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "TerryR" <terryr1028@h...> 
wrote:
snip...
the Piezo driver actually does the 
> same thing in one row of nozzles that the Epson driver does in 
> multiple rows while dithering. This allows the increase in dpi (at 
> least in the older models). The Epson driver dithers intentionally 
to 
> hide the misalignment that may exist between the row of nozzles as 
it 
> progresses through the print as well as less than perfect feed. This 
> may also partly explain the banding that takes place when the feed 
is 
> not dead on, since the dithering is not there to hide it.

one more thing, as long as I'm clarifying my terminology. I always 
thought what you describe above was "super microweave". No?