With Epson's ABW driver you can convert an RGB color image to b/w right inside the driver. You can let ABW print it "straight" or add a warming or cooling tint. This printer driver conversion will be different than if you convert it yourself in Photoshop. You've got lots of ways to do the conversion in Photoshop, from Image>Mode>Grayscale to harnessing the myriad of options in Calculations. And CS3 offers a new and much more intuitive method. The downside to using ABW is that it is not color-managed; you can't see onscreen exactly how the image will print, as you've discovered. A $50 solution is to use Roy Harrington's QTR. With his software and an Eye One spectrophotometer you can soft proof a grayscale image and print it through the ABW driver with a custom profile. -- amadou diallo Author, Mastering Digital Black and White www.masteringdigitalbwbook.com
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Re: [Digital BW] Prints on R2400
2007-04-09 by amadou diallo
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