[alt-photo] Re: ICC for Pictorico

[Kerik]

I've definitely gotten grainy negs for pt/pd using matte black with an Epson
3800. With Quadtone RIP you can generate plenty of UV density with photo
black and without having to rely on a highly colorized negative that can
also cause graininess.

Kerik
www.kerik.com
 

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>  On Behalf Of Paul Viapiano
> Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 3:02 PM
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> 
> I use matte black for my diginegs and am very happy with it, 
> but many say that they get grainy negs with it...
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Vedos" <vedos at samk.fi>
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> 
> With Epsons (at least the models that use K3 inkset) the 
> Matte Black is 
> better UV blocker than Photo Black (that is one of the 
> reasons why I had to 
> rebuild all my curves made for Photo Black) -- I have noticed 
> the same is 
> true with the 1800 also...
> 
> More info on basic printer driver settings on Ron Reeders site:
> http://www.ronreeder.com/files/9452/dignegswith3800.pdf
> (see pages 6-7)
> 
> - Jalo
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