----- Original Message ----- From: "alaskangiant2000" <alaskangiant2000@...> To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 8:54 AM Subject: [Digital BW] best course of action to print black&white on Epsons 2200 > I've did the research and read the articles and e-mail. The question > is to the people in the group that have tried the different methods. > WHICH METHOD IS THE BEST WHEN YOU CONSIDER ALL THE PRO'S & CON'S. Alaska, I agree with Julian. There are several routes to take and it is more a question of personal taste and other requirements. You should be able to get good results with an Epson 2200, Epson ink and one of the software packages such as ImagePrint. You could buy the Piezo or R9 plug-in and print well using one of the 8 ink sets available that work with the software (4 Piezotone, 2 MIS Full Spectrum and 2 from Sundance). You can also get great prints using MIS Variable Mix or UltraTone inks with the Epson driver and Paul Roark's RGB separation curve workflow. The new Sundance Septone inks with their Pixel Pixasso rip do a great job. If you give us a better idea of what type of prints you want to make, the recommendations could be narrowed in a bit but personal preferences are going to be a major determining factor. Martin Wesley
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Re: [Digital BW] best course of action to print black&white on Epsons 2200
2003-05-27 by Martin Wesley
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