Digital BW, The Print

Yes I would like to do it if I knew how. We can measure smoothness of the inks but how relate it to image quality? 

There should be some impact of non-smooth inks on image quality, but I've printed on my epson 1400 number of images letter sized - predominantly black images, light images and mid-tone images - and I don't see any difference between BO and EB6 in smoothness just luminosity for BO and warmer tones for EB6.  

I don't know what to think - may be it's just me? Or my printer is too good? Or may be I need to print bigger size prints?  Anyway what I don't see and I can't come up with the way to measure. 

Jacob Mann
http://www.photo3dart.com


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "pdesmidt tds.net" <pdesmidt@...> wrote:
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> The interesting part would be relating this data to people reactions to
> prints, although doing that well would be an awful lot of work.  Smoothness
> is just one quality that we might want in a photograph. For example, some
> people really like BO printing because the white between the dots can lend a
> nice sense of luminosity to the print.
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