Digital BW, The Print

Jeff,
It's similar in appearance to the "banding" illustration in the 
printer's (1160) manual. Sort of like the "track" lines in 
a 'corduroy' type of fabric (i hope that makes sense). But they're 
much lighter in appearance and the lines are much closer together 
than the manual's illustrated references show. 

Holding the print/paper in 'portrait'or vertical orientation, the 
lines run horizontally across the print.

The recommended fixes in the manual have been checked as per my 
original post (nozzles, driver settings, alignment etc.).

I am using the sepia>neutral MIS inkset with Paul's curves. PhotoRag  
&/or EAM paper

thanks,
Frank
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> Frank:
> 
> With a little more info, maybe we can help.
> 
> What inkset?  What workflow?  What do you mean by "pattern"?
> 
> Jeff Randall
> 
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "frankg_photo" 
> <fh.gross@s...> wrote:
> > I am getting an annoying fine pattern in the prints, which 
renders 
> > them useless. Depending on the image tone it is under, it's 
easier 
> or 
> > harder to see. I have checked the printe head alignment utility 
to 
> be 
> > certain that it's ok, and the paper thickness lever too. The 
nozzle 
> > check is also ok. What else couldd it be ? 
> > frank