Hi Clayton... I recently printed out a step wedge with gradient file using IJC/OPM with a profile that used *only* the K, LK and LLK. The file was quite warm. I can give you the Lab values if you want. This was on a 2400. In other words, Black on a 2400 doesn't look very black unless there are some colors mixed in with it. Ed --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Clayton Jones" <cj@...> wrote: > > Hello Eddie, > > snip > I can't say for certain about yellow. Steve Karafyllakis just got a > 3800 and made a PK "Black" print (a step wedge with ramp) on glossy > paper which I have here and am examining with a 6x loupe. It's > definitely not a BO print. I can see what looks like 3 different > shades of black and gray: there's a crossover point at 25% where LK > dots begin to come in on top of the LLK, and again at 55% where PK > dots begin to overlay the LK. > > All I can see are gray and black dots, nothing that looks like color > dots (C, LC, M or LM). However the dots are so tiny I suppose it's > possible that some yellow could be in there and hard to see, but it > doesn't look like it to me. I doubt that Epson would call this option > "Black" and then put some color in there. Did you read this somewhere? > > Regards, > Clayton >
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Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting is not BO
2006-12-24 by edrudolpho
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