Re: [Digital BW] digital prints vs. wet prints
2003-11-05 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Hi Jerry, If you think your Epson 2200 color prints are good with the Epson driver, you should give IP 5.6 a try. I was amazed at the rendering difference with, for instance, the blue of clear blue sky in landscapes! Additionally, you could also print very nice B&W images from the same printer. Just a thought......IP ain't cheap, and quite a few folks have issues with it, but I've been very happy with it...so far. YMMV, of course. Alan Huntley
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> > From: Jerry Hadam <jerry@...> > Date: 2003/11/05 Wed PM 04:00:16 EST > To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com> > Subject: [Digital BW] digital prints vs. wet prints > > > From: "Roy Harrington" <roy@...> > > Subject: Re: clyde butcher carbon > > In other news I now have OSX on a laptop and would love to try out the RIP. > I have Photoshop 5.5, the Epson Driver for the 2200 and the Ultrachrome > Inkset. I don't wish to change inksets at this time as my color is coming > out so well that I am just holding my breath not wanting anything to change. > And I have been able to print my own BW. > Will your RIP work with my configuration? > > My black and whites are pretty good. I wish I had a little more d-max. And I > am learning to play with the tonalities in curves but wishing for some > better low to midtones. > > I feel pretty confident in digital and know my around Photoshop but there is > still some info being discussed on this forum that makes me feel like a > first grader. > Thanks to everyone, > Jerry