--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "jimbeaujack" <yojimbo@n...> wrote: > I can recommend the solution I've just moved to. . . . . mucho deleto . . . So you had to buy a dedicated printer, one that limits you to 8.5" wide prints - you had to buy 3rd party inks AND a refill system, you had to instll special profiles; you had to do a bunch of experiments to fix a problem, with the prints being too dark, including using a Monaco profiler. I'm sorry but what part of "K.I.S.S." don't you understand? I take my digital BW files to a local lab to have them photographically printed. No fuss, no muss, no bother, and I can hav any size I want and they're all silver-halide so they are extremely archival. Jay, one thing you need to understand about many people here is that they are the same kind of people who would rather spend their Saturdays in the garage, under the hood, working on their cars, instead of DRIVING them. To some of the people here, refilling cartridges, profiling papers, and tweaking work flows is the FUN part of this hobby.
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Re: Digital B&W Printing--K.I.S.S. method
2004-09-17 by Peter Nelson
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