--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Todd Flashner <tflash@e...> wrote: > > While we are on the subject of Bernds driver comparison, I saw something in > there that I had never seen before. Look at the two smaller prints that were > both printed with the Piezo driver. The large smoke stack on the left has a > moiré pattern in it's lower third. It's not there in the Epson driver > print, but that is a larger print, so I wouldn't expect them to be the same. > But what could be the cause of that moiré ? > > Todd Todd., this is a phaenomenem which has nothing to do with the drivers. I should have mentioned this in my data sheet. It has something to do with the grade of magnification of the image in PS. It seems to be a form of interference of fine structures (lines) during the sampling/resampling process in PS which appears while creating larer or smaller images. The raw-files of the images are the same. The interferrence came up by downscaling the large image. If I upscale it again, it disappears. You can reproduce the same phaenomenem with the piezo test file (lines pattern) which comes with the piezo software, it is visible on the monitor by stepwise magnification. Best regards Bernd
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Inks, Epson vs. Cone ( moire pattern in my prints) 4 Todd
2001-12-16 by ruhrfoto
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