Digital BW, The Print

Paul:

Doesn't the Epson driver partition the grayscale in Woolf's workflow
(instead of manually partitioning like your VM Quad RGB and Brandin's 
Original Quad RGB workflows)and Woolf's "curve" then adjusts, ahead 
of time, the Epson driver's output?  [Yes I know why not do it right 
the first time in one step, but I am curious?]

I agree that the 8-bit workflow could be problamatic with certain 
images.

Jeff Randall



Paul Roark wrote:

> Since the Woolf workflow is an 8-bit, non-partitioning workflow, 
it's a bit
> like pouring all the inks together anyway.  So the ink order is not 
critical
> the way it is in a more complex, partitioning workflow like the 
Piezo or the
> MIS VM RGB curves.


> Jeff Randall wrote:
> 
> >John Woolf indicates that his grayscale w/curve tweaking workflow 
as
> >posted on the MIS website (www.inksupply.com) will work for both 
the
> >Full Spectrum and Original MIS Quad inks.  Wouldn't the results be
> >significantly different because the two ink sets have different 
CMYK
> >positions in the printer?