Digital BW, The Print

Ken,

EEM and Photorag. I found the Photorag to show slightly more color
saturation; about equivalent to the same print on EEM using Epson driver,
standard Epson supplied profile for EEM, and PS doing color management.

Today, I've been playing around with the tint control for B&W printing. I
also printed Paul Roark's grayscale ramp that includes the 90-100% squares
in 1% steps. Though I could not see any difference in the small squares, I
could clearly make out a difference between the 95% and 100% blocks under
the continuous ramp area. It could be that the black demo lines through the
smaller squares was fooling my eye. No matter. I was satisfied with what I
saw in the separation between 95 and 100.

After playing around with IP, yesterday, and for about 1/2 day today another
aspect of using a RIP that I wasn't expecting to like so much is the ability
to do other things while the printer is running. Also, the printer starts
running almost immediately after hitting Print. Man...this thing spools
fast! Anyway, so far I like what I've seen. Could the interface be better?
In a word, yes. But, I don't find it so horrible as to be totally confusing
nor unusable.

Alan Huntley

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Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 12:13 PM
Subject: Re: [Digital BW] ImagePrint 5.6


> Alan - What paper(s) did you use for your test?
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