Digital BW, The Print

Expensive?  I hope you are printing many small tests on each sheet?  I do about 3x4's 
or so to see if the tones are right etc.

and bear in mind that each paper reacts differently to the inks, giving different 
"colors"and different black densities.  I suggest that you try Epson Velvet if you want 
neutral tones and good blacks.

Scott

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Peter Palmieri" 
<pcpalmieri@c...> wrote:
> Sandy--thanks for the reminder and the message number. 
> 
> I have made copies of your workflow and the short thread about using the Epson 
RIP. I am using WIN XP so it shouldn't be too difficult to compare your workflow to the 
one I had been using. Have you tweaked the workflow at all since you posted it last 
February? Are you still using it?
> 
> I recently bought some Hot Press Fine Art paper from Inkjetart which has caused me 
to again think about printing B&W's with the 2200. But, it is expensive paper to be 
doing trial after trial...
> 
> Peter
> 
>   From: sanfo2003 
> 
>   > Has anyone used the Epson RIP with any success?
> 
>   I've gotten great results with the RIP on the 2200. Prints come out 
>   warm-neutral. You might check out message #26960 for my detailed 
>   workflow with the RIP on the 2200. Workflow is for PC, I'm not 
>   familiar with the Mac but maybe you could adapt. Good luck.
> 
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