Digital BW, The Print

Claude,
Have you asked these questions of ErgoSoft yet? I think Tyler is  
being very gracious with all his info and might need a break form  
being the test lab for ErgoSoft.
:)
Mark

On Feb 13, 2006, at 10:38 AM, claudej1@aol.com wrote:

> Tyler,
>
> Will this variable dot be created by the RIP taking over direct  
> control
> of the heads?? IOW, in my case I have a 7500 printer with low miles
> that I want to dedicate for the task, using neutralized, custom mono
> ink mixes, keeping my 7600 for studio color work on RC. I want to  
> print
> both Photo and Matte black on the 7500, varible dot, and the remaining
> heads with various dilutions of gray. Would this be an "insane  
> squared"
> path? Can the v12 make my 7500 into a variable dot machine?? I  
> remember
> the original Cone driver with the 3000 made that unit into a finer
> dither than the vanilla Epson driver of the time. Is this a tri-level
> version of the same?? More details, please.
>
> Claude
>
>
> improvements are slight to the naked eye, but any move toward a more
> photographic output is significant to me, and the difference can seen.
> So for me, without going to a 6 or 7 ink setup, v12 has allowed me to
> improve output and remains a very interesting and evolving tool.
> Tyler
>
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