Digital BW, The Print

Jo,

I never saw that one and would like to take a look if you would send 
it to me off list. 

I don't know why they would have taken it down. All my trials have 
been with the 6-color ink set and perhaps that works differently than 
the 4-color.

I have just observed the difference but really don't know why it is 
there. It might be caused by something other than running lighter 
colors into the 100% black.

Martin

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jo Brunenberg <jobnl@e...> 
wrote:
> On Thu, 11 Oct 2001 03:37:50 -0000,
> DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y... wrote:
> 
> Hi Martin,
> Some time ago at: http://www.inkjetmall.com/store/piezography-
preview.html
> there was in illustration indicating that the Piezo driver does nor 
run the
> 3 lighter inks  all the way into "0' density.
> This link is not available anymore but I have got the html page in 
my
> archive so I will send it to you offline.
> Would be interested to know what you think. 
> Also  am wondering why this image has dissapeared from the 
inkjetmall site.
> 
> Jo Brunenberg
> http://www.jobrunenberg.com
> -----------------------------
> >  Austin,
> >  Try this quick test with Piezo inks. Creat a 1" square in 
photoshop 
> >  and fill it with black. Print it using the Epson driver set to 
use 
> >  black ink only. Print it again using the Piezo driver. To me the 
> >  square printed with the Piezo driver looks a bit lighter which 
makes 
> >  me wonder if the driver runs some of the lighter inks all the 
way 
> >  into "0" density. Maybe it is a difference in the dither 
pattern. 
> >  Maybe it's my eyes.
> 
> >  Let me know what you think.
> >  
> >  Martin
> 
> 
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