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<x-charset iso-8859-1>Oh this is a can of worms on profiling a 1270... Your media choise will have a huge difference on the appearance of the gray scale printed out. I got the best seperation with Glossy Film, but black as definetly green. Only a couple of real useful tips I can add to your quest. PCM doesn't work correctly in PS 5.02, was not refixed until 5.5. When you choose a space other than RGB in PS print dialog, you must choose NO COLOR ADJUSTMENT in the Epson advanced dialog. Otherwise you are telling Photoshop to convert your image data to a new profile and then the epson driver does it again. alan >> Is using a grey scale test image (thus 21 step gray scale created in >> PhotoShop) a good starting point for visual do-it-yourself calibration >> without any real calibration/profiling package? This is for 1270 to >> be (slightly) on topic. - Turn off HTML mail features. Keep quoted material short. Use accurate subject lines. http://www.leben.com/lists for list instructions. </x-charset>
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