Digital BW, The Print

Hi Matt

It can be frustrating at first, especially when you feel like you have
little basis for saying that one print is better than another.

Where are you located?  The best thing would be to find someone local with
whom to share techniques, war stories, etc.

Having used both the Roark curves and Roy Harrington's QuadToneRip, I can
definitely recommend QTR as a much easier and more reliable method (IMO).
Having said that, the most important thing you can do to achieve good
results is to document your method, and print out a step wedge (if you
haven't done so already).  Seeing your prints, in the absence of this
documentation, will be like shooting in the dark- unlikely to be productive.

Good Luck with this

Bill Morse
PhotoProspect
Cambridge, MA USA




on 9/15/03 2:44 PM, Matt Betea wrote:

> Hello again,
> So far I haven't been able to get a good print from my setup (Epson
> 1280, MIS VM ink) so my next idea was to try and seek help personally
> from someone who has been using the same setup and getting good
> results. If one would be willing, I would like to send them prints
> I've done along with the steps I've done in my workflow for each
> image (written out on the back). There would be no need to return
> these prints all I would ask for is some insight on maybe what I'm
> doing in my process that is causing this posterization and lack of
> tone. Or something I could change. Of course I would pay shipping
> costs. I understand people are busy, so if you are willing please
> just respond here or email me. Thank you so much.
> 
> matt betea
> 
> 
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