Digital BW, The Print

I guess some people get really addicted to those dots......I am looking 
at my print using "black" and on premium semigloss, it definitley has a 
less greenish tint than the ABW neutral setting. Keep in mind that the 
ABW neutral setting only has the faintest hint of greenish tint, and 
that is only under certain kinds of window light. I will bet that some 
people would say that the print is warm. My idea of neutral is some 
people's idea of warm. I have only had time to make one print so far, 
so everything may change, but I like it better that ABW neutral. My 
favorite setting for ABW is +4 vert/+4Horiz  with the shadow slider at 
-10 and the highlight slider at +5, just to give an indication of what 
I like. I also have a nice setting that looks like lenswork. that is 
+15/+15 and -15/+10  for the sliders........
On Aug 6, 2005, at 3:53 PM, Paul D. DeRocco wrote:

> > From: bwbonkers
>  >
>  > This Black mode on the R2400 is NO Black Only mode. As far as I can 
> see
>  > the R2400 does not allow for BO printing using the Epson driver. The
>  > Black mode uses more than just one black ink. Pity.
>
>  Why is that a pity?
>


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