With my Dot Gain 20% image I almost always printed at Dot Gain 15% on the back end to get a better match. Also, make sure to uncheck "high speed". I most definantly saw a difference here. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "mowens" <mowensmd@...> wrote: > > Images printed on EEM with following settings: > > profile same as source > gamma 1.8 or 2.2 > black only using eboni ink (ARC-T007-UTK) > matte heavyweight or photo quality ink jet paper setting > > Note that my 1280 driver does not have the "advanced black and white" > settings. > > Multiple different prints for different images all appear drastically > lighter than the image on screen. My black areas on photoshop measure > RGB values of 0,0,0 with decent histograms. > > Any thoughts? I really want to figure out BO before moving to UT2. > > MO >
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Re: 1280 BO printing looks too light
2006-08-22 by Kevin
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