OK. I need some help here. I'm still fiddling around with my 2400 trying to make a print that matches the 220 BO output. (How bizarre)Right now, I'm getting closer. The main difference is that the 220 BO prints have deeper blacks. I'm not sure what to adjust in the 2400 ADV. B&W driver to deepen the blacks. I'd appreciate some help with this.....I sure hope it isn't a function of the Eboni Black simply being better ink! Thanks Howard --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "how786" <how786@...> wrote: > > Today, I finally got down to seriously testing and looking at 8X10 > prints made by my 2400 and comparing them to BO (Eboni Black) prints > made on my 220. I did my prints on Merlin Natural. > My surprising confession/conclusion is that no matter how hard I try > to tweak the 2400 prints in the Advanced B&W mode, I find the 220 BO > prints more pleasing to my eye. I am in somewhat of a stunned state > regarding this. That a printer I paid $69 for can make a print that I > prefer over those made in my $700 printer shocks my sensibility. > I am going to try some more to see if I can just get the 2400 to > match what the 220 is outputing. > Best to all > Howard >
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Re: Somewhat embarrassing 220/2400 BO confession
2006-03-21 by how786
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