Digital BW, The Print

In a message dated 5/31/2007 2:13:16 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
appert@... writes:

Just to  clarify,  are we saying then that, the reference book you are  
recommending does provide information on how to use soft-proofing ( or  
perhaps other tools or techniques within the colour management work  
flow that I am not aware of ) to maintain such stringent controls over  
tonal separation through out the chain of data conversions, or are we  
saying such precision is no longer important to you?  Am I  
understanding  you correctly by assuming that this reference you are  
recommending does not cover "same as source" workflows and black ink  
printing? 

thanks again for your help

Eugene  



Hi:
I was referring to the ImagePrint RIP feature that allows you to softproof  
and then print through PhotoShop. It is called their Print Thru Application  
(PTAPP). Using it, you print just as you would in Photoshop, and then send the  
image to ImagePrint, using the appropriate ImagePrint profile. It permits  
previewing in Photoshop exactly what print values you are going to get. You have  
to have IP 6.1 or 7.0 to access this feature, and the additional cost is 200  
USD. This is apart from the book itself, which provides how-to descriptions 
of  B/W printing through PS without a RIP.  
HTH.,
 
Richard (Brooklyn)



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