I wrote: snip > 7. In PressReady with the Glossy Paper media setting bleeding occurs at > 400% ink but none is apparent (yet) at 300% ink. snip Well - with small patches made for density measurement there was no bleeding at 300% but when I translated that into an image the larger area of ink covered paper moistened it to an extent that it printed like -- well like watercolor paper. Probably won't be able to get any more ink on this paper with PressReady without bleeding than I can get with the Epson driver. So it looks like, even though the D Max can go up to 1.54 with PressReady the max practical will be about 1.4. So maybe the Epson driver with an RGB method will work just as well as a PressReady CMYK method since the ink limits will have to be about the same. Arches Brite White Hot press still looks hopeful but I think a paper with a heavier gelatin coating will be the winner. -- Dan Culbertson so many years, so little time...
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Re: Spectratones and Arches Brite White Hot Press
2001-08-12 by Dan Culbertson
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