Digital BW, The Print

The flatness and shadow issues will be the same with IJC; the problem 
is in the workflow.
Search the archives for print to monitor matching, and QTR create icc.

Regards,
John

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "isvibilsky" 
<isvibilsky@y...> wrote:
>
> Hi everybody,
> 
> I use epson 2200 with the standart set of inks. Until now I printed
> all my sepia toned images using epson driver with custom built icc
> profiles. Depending on the image I could get a decent result. But 
some
> images with  deep shadows were impossible to print. That's why I
> started to look for RIPs.   
> I've been trying the QTR software for some time but still not 
totally
> happy with the printouts. No doubt that QTR solves the issue but the
> printouts look for me kinda flat compare to printed through epson 
driver.
> I was hoping to try IJM/OPM and compare the results but there is no
> try before buy option available. 
> Could anybody share his/her experience? 
> 
> Regarding flat looking printouts. My assumption is I don't use a
> special set of inks so I don't take advantage of the RIP completely.
> 
> Thanks,
> Igor.
>