After over three years printing Piezography on an Epson 1160, I just started working with Image Print and an Epson 2200 with my G4 Mac and OS 10.2. As I have always printed Jon Cone's " Proof of Peizography " grey scale file to see how a paper and ink combination works, I printed the file with the 2200 and IP for comparison on Archival Matte. With the naked eye I see dots in the highlights along the 1 percent to 5 percent bar, and even into the 10 or 15 percent bar on top. They are subtle, I have to stick my nose into the print to see them, but there are there. When I compare the same file printed on AM and Piezo, the bars a completely dot less and smooth as a baby's bottom. Are the highlight dots of ink normal on Image Print ? Am I doing something wrong ? Am I fair comparing it to Piezo ? Reprinting my old Peizo files with Image Print, I feel my results are just as good, except the faint dots in the highlights. BTW, the same test file gives me good separation from 90 to 96 percent black, and I can just make out the 98 percent ring from the 100. Working with Photo Matte Black ink, Color Mgmt > bitmap > Grey Gamma 1.8 and profile ep2200mk_b_grey-archmatt2880 . Thanks for the help ! Tom Salyer Miami www.tomsalyer.com
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Image Print highlight dots ?
2004-01-19 by Tom Salyer
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