Olivier wrote:
> I've review the all group messages without finding the reply.
> Given a printing resolution, a fixed dot size (to make it simple), I
> guess the only way ink is limited is at the dithering level (e.g. less
> dots printed). Is that correct ?
>
> Olivier
Yes, depends where it falls. Could be less dots, distribution
of the dots, smaller droplet size, a lighter ink in the
inkset. In that order I think but there are many different
media around that will not all cope with only dot number
changes (and that's limited too if you want to keep some
smoothness). In RIPs you can change the point where darker
inks are replaced by lighter inks and Epson must have that
choice too when making the paper settings for the driver.
Ernst
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Re: [Digital BW] How is ink limitation performed ?
2006-03-30 by Ernst Dinkla
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