It sounds like the hardware itself may be the limiting factor; I don't even know for sure if there are inkjet printers capable of using the extra info, you or some of the professional printers may be aware of such equipment? Steve Karafyllakis > When I send a highbit file (that was captured high bit, and should have more > than 256 levels in it) to any of the current 16 bit export modules, I get a > nice creamy result. But I get that same result if I dumb the file back to 8 bit > before sending. And an indistinguishable result if I send it via an 8 bit > driver instead of a 16 bit export module (this is assuming similar profiling > before these tests). So I don't see a real 16 bit advantage, but can't really prove > where it comes from, or where it goes to... > > But neither am I unhappy with the results, so I'm not complaining, just > unconvinced... > > C. David Tobie > Product Technology Manager > ColorVision Business Unit > Datacolor Inc. > CDTobie@... > www.colorvision.com > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Steven Karafyllakis
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