Digital BW, The Print

EAM< is awful for midtones - PR is much better.

Julian
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From: "treadwinkle" <VOLveeta@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 01, 2002 7:46 AM
Subject: [Digital BW] midtones!


> It's mostly coming up short in the transition from highlight to
> shadow.  The gradation (hoping that's the right term) is VERY harsh
> on almost all of my shots.
>
> I really want to believe that the main problem is, I haven't found
> the right paper yet.  The printer is really trying and the inks, I'm
> convinced, have the potential.  But getting papers in western NC is
> impossible, I'll be dependant on ordering from far away and I'm
> really just looking for some great paper recommendations.  I want to
> beleive the paper is out there, but so far, nothing is satisfying
> me.
>
> It's just too harsh in the midtone areas.
>
> Thanks for ANYTHING!
>
> Treadwinkle
>
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Tread,

Why not get some large sample packs from Media Street, Inkjetart.com and
Red River Paper? Legion also has one. Try'em all and see which ones you
like best.

Or join one of the print exchanges where you can see great examples of
digital printing.

Jerry

treadwinkle wrote:

> 
> It's mostly coming up short in the transition from highlight to
> shadow.  The gradation (hoping that's the right term) is VERY harsh
> on almost all of my shots.
>