Hi Clayton... I'm hesitant to say much about the UT7s since I'm quite the newcomer to the world of digital B&W printing. I don't have the experience to compare the UT7 results to other methods. Prior to printing with UT7 all I've done is print some BO on a 2200 using both the Epson PK on glossy and MIS Eboni on Matte papers. And also print some B&W prints on a non-profiled and then profiled R800. I've been pretty happy with the UT7 results, after trying both the "Driver, Printer Color Management" workflow, and the adjustment curves available from Paul Roark's website. However, I haven't done any step wedge testing yet, to see what tweaks might improve the result. For the moment, I'm simply happy to be able to print a true gray scale image! From the lack of problems I've had and the quality of the results, I'd certainly recommend interested 2200 users give the inkset a try. I'd be interested to hear other opinions. :-) Ed --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Clayton Jones" <cj@c...> wrote: > Hello Ed, > > >I've been using the UT7 for about 10 days. Before that I > >was using BO Eboni on the 2200. I won't opine on the quality of > >the midtones... > > Don't leave us in suspense! Please tell us your over all impressions. > Inquiring minds want to know... > > > Regards, > Clayton > > > Info on black and white digital printing at > http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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Re: BO, UT7, dots and skin
2004-05-20 by edrudolpho
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