Digital BW, The Print

I have developed a MIS Full Spectrum Partitioned RGB Quad Workflow 
for Windows PCs,Epson 1160 Printer & Driver on EAM.  This might be 
very useful for 1160 owners who want to try an RGB partitioned 
workflow with the FS inks as an alternative to the Woolf lumped 
grayscale workflow. The partitioned workflow takes full advantage of 
the light, medium, and dark gray and black inks while the lumped 
grayscale workflow combines the light, medium, and dark gray into one 
mixed gray. 

The workflow and curves for PhotoShop (.acv) and Picture Windows 
(.cc) are in ** Files> Inksets, reviews and techniques> MIS FS> 1160 
Partitioned Workflow ** of this forum.  The curves are draft and I 
will update them soon.

Note:  You must be a member of this forum to download files.

Enjoy.

Jeff Randall

Cool! I'll try 'em out just as soon as I can get the air bubbles out 
of my print head.

I've been using Chris Brandin's partitioned RGB workflow with 
my 1160. What have you done different?

Thanks.

Jacques Cornell

"jrandall1149" <jrandall@c...> wrote:
> I have developed a MIS Full Spectrum Partitioned RGB Quad 
Workflow 
> for Windows PCs,Epson 1160 Printer & Driver on EAM.  This 
might be 
> very useful for 1160 owners who want to try an RGB partitioned 
> workflow with the FS inks as an alternative to the Woolf lumped 
> grayscale workflow. The partitioned workflow takes full 
advantage of 
> the light, medium, and dark gray and black inks while the 
lumped 
> grayscale workflow combines the light, medium, and dark gray 
into one 
> mixed gray. 
> 
> The workflow and curves for PhotoShop (.acv) and Picture 
Windows 
> (.cc) are in ** Files> Inksets, reviews and techniques> MIS FS> 
1160 

> Partitioned Workflow ** of this forum.  The curves are draft and I 
> will update them soon.
> 
> Note:  You must be a member of this forum to download files.
> 
> Enjoy.
> 
> Jeff Randall

<jacques10040@y...> wrote:

> I've been using Chris Brandin's partitioned RGB workflow with 
> my 1160. What have you done different?

Jacques:

Chris Brandin's workflow is setup for the MIS Original Quadtone 
inkset.  The ink positions and densities are very different than the 
MIS FS inkset.  The MIS FS inkset uses the same positions (cyan=dark 
gray, magenta=medium gray, and yellow=light gray) and similar to 
equal ink densities as the PiezographyBW system.

Jeff Randall