Antara, my first thought would be that the profile doesn't match your particular printer/paper combo. The best approach is to use IJC and make a profile fine-tuned to your particulars. Also, make sure you use the updated version of OPM with the bug fixes for the 2200 (write to bowhaus if in doubt). In any case, a much improved version is about to be introduced for Mac OS X, at which point you may consider making your own profiles anyway, rather than relying on the ones that users like myself have made public in recent months. Antonis --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Antara Scales" <antaras@y...> wrote: > Hi, > I have been using the profiles from here and the ones included > in the OPM for the 2200. While printing somes nudes with lots of > subtle skin gradations I noticed posterization. > Has it been there before and I didn't notice? I don't know. > It is especially prominent with the Neutral . If I need linearization, > can someone direct me to a tutorial. Sepia is fine. Printing B&W > with all the inks with epson driver is also fine. > Can anyone help? > Thanks, > Antara
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Re: getting posterization with OPM
2003-11-03 by Antonis Ricos
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