Digital BW, The Print

Hi Mitch,

Check out item #9 and 9b on Clayton Jones's site.  It talks about the 2400
and printing B&W.
http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
Lots of good information on it.

QTR has a good Yahoo Group at:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/QuadtoneRIP/
Lots of excellent help there.

Clayton's site will get you going with the 2400 right off the bat.  It's a
great printer both with the Epson ABW (Advanced Black and White) and with
QTR

Hope that helps a bit.

Tom

On 3/25/07, mitchinmaine <mitchinmaine@...> wrote:
>
> I have been photographing for 40+ years, 30 years professionally, with
> traditional
> equipment--35mm - 4X5.  I am 57 years old, self taught  and a slow
> learner.  I have to learn
> how to print my black and white negatives digitally.  We live on an island
> in Maine with
> sensitive aquafers.....no longer able to use my traditional darkroom.  I
> have invested in Macs
> and Epson printers andd currently print most color work on an Epson
> 7600.  I bought an
> Epson 7000 used hoping to use it to make black and white prints.
>
> There is soooo much stuff out there I don't know where to turn for a good
> basic introduction
> re how to set all this up.  I have an R2400 also-- think I read somewhere
> that it was a good
> printer for B&W.
>
> I have also been told that a Harrington Quad tone RIP is a good system
> that isn't too hard for
> an old fart to learn.
>
> Greatly appreciate any good advice. Can't afford to get out of the
> business right now with two
> girls in college and lots of bills.
>
> thanks,
>
> mitch
>


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