Digital BW, The Print

It could be your profile is laying down too much black. See if you can
back off on the max black with a curves adjustment just to check it
out. I had a lot of  trouble with the Ilford gloss papers doing just
this with an inadequate profile.

John




--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "chipcarterdc"
<chipcarterdc@...> wrote:
>
> Sorry if this has already been brought up.  I just got a couple of 
> packs of this paper and have been testing it on my Epson 9800.  In 
> images with continuous areas of black, I'm noticing roller marks.  Do I 
> need to change the suction or platen gap to account for this thickness 
> of this paper?  (I've never needed to change either before, so I don't 
> know much about changing them).  The roller marks aren't horrible and 
> the average customer might not even notice them unless inspecting the 
> print closely, but they are noticeable in areas of continuous black if 
> you're looking for it.
> 
> Or does it need more drying time as it's passing thru?   (I should 
> mention that I was printing at 2880dpi high speed, which I normally 
> don't do, but I was in a hurry).
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> (It's a phenomenal paper, BTW.  I like it quite a bit better than 
> Crane's Silver Rag).
>