RE: B&W accuracy on the 1200

["John Brubaker" <jb@TruePicture.com>]

Jerry - My note was about MIS 6-tone grayscale ink, not the color set.  ---
John.

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From: owner-epson-inkjet@leben.com
[mailto:owner-epson-inkjet@leben.com]On Behalf Of Jerry Olson
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2000 12:12 PM
To: epson-inkjet@leben.com
Subject: Re: B&W accuracy on the 1200


John, this is just the opposite of what I got with the MIS inks. I couldn't
get
an acceptable print for love nor money with major tweaking in the epson
dialogue boxes, or from within photoshop. I absolutely couldn't print a
black
and white photo because of the sever crossover of cyan highlights and red
shadows. I thus gave up on the MIS inks.

Jerry

John Brubaker wrote:

> Hi All - I just started playing with MIS six tone (hextone, black+5) inks
> for the Epson 1200.  This seems to be the solution for BW printing.  I'm
> getting the best Grayscale output I've done yet, without alot of curve
> adjusting and screwing around with the file.  The prints on Generations
> Royal Weave and Osprey are very good.  Printing on Tetenol glossy makes
nice
> looking prints, but there is some surface residue, though not near as much
> as with Generations color inks.  I've got more experimenting to do, but so
> far I'm pleased! --- John.
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