Buy a 4000 and use small gamut or photo realistic mode profiles. Not quite the neutrality of IP but close, extremely simple workflow, and get 3-4 profiles for your favorite papers for $25 ea.... Piece of cake. SB --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "jayglad" <jaygladwell@h...> wrote: > I've researched myself into a corner. I've read about Piezography, > MIS, Quad Tone RIP, Black Only printing and now I'm really confused > as to which way to go. > > K.I.S.S. was created for me. I'm not all that stupid, but I like to > keep things "simple." I'm not too technical. On the other hand, I'd > like to obtain the best looking print I can. I know, it's hard to > have both. At any rate, my priorities are: > > 1. Image quality > 2. Simplicity of workflow > 3. Longevity > 4. Cost > (Have I overlooked anything?) > > Some of these systems appear to be very complicated, more so than > wet darkroom printing ever was. So if any of you have a suggestions > and/or opinions on this, I'd love to hear them. > > Thank you in advance for your guidance! > > Jay
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Re: Digital B&W Printing--Which method?
2004-09-16 by steveabrink
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