let's change this thread title eh? I can hardly live with seeing it any more... Guys, another important aspect of this is size on the paper itself. A driver and printer's ability to describe individual levels in a gradation is also related to how much "distance" it has to work with getting from one tone to the next. Dithering is a complex thing indeed. Way over my head. Also, how much bit depth is truly used in the end seems to be something of a black box with most of our software. Roy's post is very interesting. Tyler
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Re: the times, bit depth
2006-11-14 by Tyler Boley