well, I give my vote to mis UT ink using the driver/sliders method. Super easy, and look real good, work on lots of papers. Just have to dial them in on your papers, which is pretty easy by trial and error. Looks better than black-only, which was not really that simple when I tried it. Black-only has problems with dither banding on certain dark areas which can ruin a print. quadtone rip seemed to work exactly as well as the sliders method, only 4 times slower. Paul roarks curves method is cool too for more control, but for me, the sliders give plenty of control. On Sep 15, 2004, at 4:12 PM, jayglad wrote: > At any rate, my priorities are: > > 1. Image quality > 2. Simplicity of workflow > 3. Longevity > 4. Cost > (Have I overlooked anything?) > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Digital B&W Printing--Which method?
2004-09-16 by Douglas Meeuwsen
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