Digital BW, The Print

When you change the Media/paper type in the driver Properties, what 
really happens ? 
If you choose Matte heavyweight, or Photo Paper  or PhotoQuality 
inkkjet paper ?
Is it a case of more ink being laid dowwn, or....is there a different 
amount of info being printed....are you sacrificing quality ?

thanks,
frank

Frank - go to the following location for some useful Epson info, 
including the hierarchy of ink laydown based on media selection.
Unless you choose a paper that the driver won't allow 1440dpi with, I 
don't think there is a quality difference per se. There's no doubt 
that some media settings will look worse with some papers however; 
probably because of over or underloading.

http://home.att.net/~arwomack01/#files

Shaun


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "frankg_photo" <frank@f...> 
wrote:
> When you change the Media/paper type in the driver Properties, what 
> really happens ? 
> If you choose Matte heavyweight, or Photo Paper  or PhotoQuality 
> inkkjet paper ?
> Is it a case of more ink being laid dowwn, or....is there a 
different 

> amount of info being printed....are you sacrificing quality ?
> 
> thanks,
> frank