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Re: [Digital BW] HP5000PS: help please.

Re: [Digital BW] HP5000PS: help please.

2005-02-10 by ellery

Toti

The HP's have a good rep for printing in black and white. Perhaps a call to HP to check with them on this. Are you printing with all color inks or black ink only ? 

QTR is a 3rd party rip that seems to be getting many good words from users. I do not know if it supports you HP printer.

ciao.
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Toti Calò 
  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 7:21 PM
  Subject: [Digital BW] HP5000PS: help please.




  Hello everybody.
  I'm new to the list and not mother language, hence apologies in advance for
  my possibly clumsy English.
  I recently shifted to a completely digital workflow (I'm an editorial
  photographer) and just finished searching into the forum's archive: lots of
  interesting topics here, though mostly "Epson oriented".
  I'm having a very hard time in order to obtain good B&W pictures from my 42"
  HP 5000 PS UV, which I'm VERY satisfied with as for LF colour prints.
  Any chance to get what I need, in your opinion, or must I purchase a
  dedicated Epson 7600 with a quadtone black inks kit (which I would not be
  really happy to), instead?
  I'm not looking for a "click here" solution which I know doesn't exist, but
  I would be happy not to buy new hardware: profiling the plotter had not
  given consistent and repeatable results so far (maybe I'm missing
  something), and the built-in RIP really sucks B&W wise: any third-part
  solution or specific workflow you could suggest?
  Thank you very much for your help: this forum is really interesting and will
  rise my learning curve quite a lot.

  -- 
  Toti Calò (possibly in English)
  http://www.thgpictures.com
  http://www.grafichehorizon.it
  mailto: tical@...




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