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RE: [Digital BW] First UT7 experiences

2004-05-13 by Paul Roark

Ed,

Thanks for letting me know about the broken links.  I think I've fixed the
problem now.

I'm glad the system is working for you.

I encourage people using either the UT2 or UT7 inksets to try the easy,
no-curves method of printing first.  Frankly, most of my routine prints are
on EEM from grayscale files with no curves and no sliders used.  For a set
of cards I'm doing, I'm even using 720 dpi with High Speed checked.  The
results are just fine.  The system should produce good B&W prints with the
driver in close to its default settings.  (Paper type set to "Matte
Paper-Heavyweight" for UT2 and "Enhanced Matte" for UT7, and a resolution of
at least 720 gives noticeably better quality than the default "Plain paper"
and 360 dpi.)

Let me know if there are any other errors.

I think I'll make a simplified instruction sheet.  The web information
sheets are mostly just my notes that I make while testing.  So, they are not
very concise.

Good luck with the system.

Paul
www.PaulRoark.com 

For UT2 & UT7 information, curves, and settings see:
http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/

_________________________________

-----Original Message-----
From: edrudolpho [mailto:erudolph@...] 
Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 10:42 PM
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Digital BW] First UT7 experiences

Hello Paul... I received a set of UT7 inks today and tried them out this
evening, 
making several prints on various papers:  EEM, HPR, and a few sheets of Hawk

Mountain that I'd gotten in a sample pack (Osprey Smooth and Osprey
Natural).  The 
results are good.  For all of the prints except one I used the slider
method.  For the 
last print, on HPR, I downloaded curves from your website.  (It seems that
the Sepa, 
Light Sepia and Dark Sepia curves for EEM are missing - broken links.)  I
want to 
thank you for the great deal of work you've done on this project.  You've
made it 
easy, even for a neophyte like me, to begin to produce good digital B&W
prints.

Ed rudolph



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