if you set your printer settings properly in your
Epson print settings, which are the last set you go
through, there is a setting for using only the black
inks.
--- c1asia <c1asia@...> wrote:
> I'm interested in converting a used Epson 4800
> printer to a dedicated
> B&W printer (using no K3 inks). My goal is to
> produce prints that
> match (as close as possible) to the WARM NEUTRAL
> tones you see in
> Lenswork magazine. Lenswork uses a Black color and
> a Warm Gray color
> for their duotones.
>
> I was told this is the forum to go to for the
> answers. My research
> have produced a short list of things to consider for
> the switchover.
> Can anyone give me THEIR take on which...
>
> 1. inks to use? (MIS UT-3D vs. Piezography K7
> Split Tone)
>
> 2. RIPs to use? (Bowhaus IJC/OPM vs. Quadtone RIP
> vs. Ergosoft
> StudioPrint vs. Colorbyte Imageprint)
>
> 3. spectrophotometer to use? (EyeOne - not sure
> which model vs.
> Printfix Pro v2.0)
>
> 4. matte/glossy papers to use? (Hahnemuhle Fine
> Art Baryta,
> Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl, Moab Colorado Fiber
> Satine, Intelicoat
> Magiclee Siena, Epson Exhibition Fiber, Harman FB AL
> Gloss, Pictorico
> White Film, Epson Ultrasmooth Fine Art, Inova
> FibaPrint, Museo Crane
> Silver Rag) - which papers/finishes works best under
> which situations?
>
> Please elaborate on your recommendations by
> discussing some of the
> issues, pros & cons, good/bad experiences,
> tradeoffs, and why get one
> over another?
>
> I would like to figure out the best ink/RIP
> combination to use based
> on people's recommendations. I also want to settle
> on no more than a
> couple of matte and a couple of glossy papers to
> use. Too time
> consuming and too expensive to flip-flop between all
> the different
> papers out there.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
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Re: [Digital BW] How to convert to a dedicated B&W printer
2008-02-04 by Richard
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