BTW while any of the Roark/MIS Carbons methods will give an excellent rendering of the "proof of Piezography" test chart on all printers tested, the R800, 4000, 7600 and most Epson driver printers that use Ultrachrome inks do not fare well in tonal separation in areas below 90% K. Whereas all the Carbon Quads easily separate 1% incremental values from Dmin to Dmax................without mentioning potential metamerism and color shifts over time. It just depends on your market and the convenience factor. For many a reasonable neutral print from vanilla Epson drivers, canned profiles, and UC inks, is just fine, but probably not for this group. Claude [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: R800 B&W
2004-10-08 by claudej1@aol.com
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