Re: Paper negatives- Ink Selection
The main theme still remains the same though, which is: to me, HP 9180 set to "grayscale using all inks, plain paper, best" is perfect for tricolor gum from separations. BTW, even if it's irrelevant, I'll share anyway: also, to me, a little more DR than log 1.0 (something like log 1.4 / 1.5) is better (in tonality & shadows separation) for multilayer prints from a single negative. I would like to read your comments about this one, if you find this useful. On the other hand, we could be slicing hairs here... Regards, Loris. 14 Ekim 2008, Salı, 9:08 pm tarihinde, Loris Medici yazmış: > ... > therefore, other people's longer exposure times could be caused by the > fact that they're using negatives with more DR, which naturally will > require more exposure and a stronger / more dramatic curve to > counterbalance. Or they're not calibrating, or their calibrations are > flawed... > ...
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