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Re: [Digital BW] Piezo/Paul's curves and such

2002-02-04 by sdmey4@aol.com

In a message dated 02/03/2002 7:55:12 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
jerryolson@... writes:


> I was taken off the black and white piezo list for mentioning MIS VM
> inks once too often. I started quad printing with the piezo system. Paid
> hundreds of dollars for it. I was one of the first to use it. There were
> terrible bugs in the first version of the software that resulted in my
> wasting hundreds of dollars in ink and paper before the problems (the
> dreaded screen pattern all over the prints, and the horizontal
> stripes... no image, just stripes.) and the banding, the prints weren't
> square, etc. It was awful. 
> 
> Jerry! your giving new readers the wrong idea again. There were no terrible 
> bugs in the first version of the software.
> All those problems you mention are printer related, not software! There 
> where a few screen door artifacts on the 1160
> version which was quite some time after the first version for the 3000 and 
> later versions fixed that. 
> Back then you were throwing money at everything that came by, and I believe 
> you had that Mac of yours so screwed up that you had to by a new g4.
> You talk about wasting hundreds of dollars on ink and paper! Who hasn't? 
> goes with the territory of making better prints. I'm sure you spent 
> hundreds of dollars working up the VM ink method, and wasted a few sheets 
> of paper. 

I only post this for some sense of balance, because Jerry Olsen's post always 
have a tone of declaration! This is the way it is! But fact is his 
experiences 
are only his experiences, nothing more. The regulars know he is very 
opinionated, and those opinions have cost some of us believers plenty of cash 
too.
I consider Jerry a friend of sorts, but  these posts of his, leave me shaking 
my head!
Steve M.






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