I am wondering how to troubleshoot microbanding in the R1800. I have 3 MK carts ready to go into the printer but am not sure which channels to put them in and was wondering how you figure out which channels are the smoothest. I don't need simultaneous color prints- I just want high quality B&W right now. I do have QTR. Thanks for any tips, Roger --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Steven Karafyllakis" <stevekphoto@...> wrote: > > Hi James; > > There are several people on this list using the R1800, myself > included. It is capable of extremely fine results, especially if > you're lucky enough to get one that doesn't microband in one or more > channels. > The up-side to this printer is of course the simultaneous matte & > gloss capabilty. When you get around to trying QTR, I suggest you > exchange the gloss cart for a light black, and work out some 2k > curves. You can get some fine,smooth prints that way, and not > having to swap carts is great.
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Question on R1800 microbanding
2008-06-08 by Roger
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