Hello Sarah, The main question for me is whether the "breaks" in the gradient are actually in the image (and not visible on screen) and are being accurately reproduced by the printer, or if they are being introduced by the printer/driver, etc. A good way to find out is to make a print using the Black Ink Only setting. This will eliminate any possibility of the breaks being caused by the driver's attempts to overlay different inks to transition across densities in the gradient. If the breaks are still there then they are probably in the image itself. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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Re: Is a perfectly smooth tonal gradient possible on inkjet?
2004-04-08 by Clayton Jones