Hello Jerry, >I will take the plunge. Good, give it a try, there is nothing to lose. >Does this mean you don't think I need additional programs >like imaqeprint No need to use it for BO prints. Imageprint (IP) is a very good but expensive RIP with (from what people say) a fairly steep learning curve. It mixes cyan and Magenta ink in with the black inks in order to control the tone color. After you have some experience making prints you'll know if you want to try it. >or epson's RIP? People who have used this say it's very poor and dificult to use, and not worth the cost. >or will I need them eventually? You don't need anything else to do BO printing (other than getting a different black ink than Photo Black; at the very least use the Epson Matte Black). Whether or not you are satisfied with the results or wish to try something else is up to you, but one nice thing about it is that you are not locked into it, and can try other things any time you want to. There is a ton of stuff to learn in the beginning, especially about using PhotoShop. Just start making prints, and keep up with messages here every day - things will begin to make sense. At some point down the road you'll have learned enough to know what else you might want to try, and having experience making prints will give you a frame of reference. >Do I have to develop profiles, whatever they are ? No, just follow the steps in the "How To Do It" section in article #3 to get started, and then later in more detail in #4. Don't forget to have fun! <g>. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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Re: facing a 220 with fear and trepidation. Black only/
2003-11-29 by Clayton Jones
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