From: Jack Fulton (jefulton1@attbi.com)
Date: 09/23/02-09:20:51 PM Z
Judy:
Dan B is correct here . . you either need to introduce a curve (fiddling
around is the best way to put it) or take it to an image setter. Since I do
not make negs this way but once or two times a year, it is not my experience
to make perfection a way to go.
I do know that once you have a 'curve' that works, you should save it and
then apply it again when needed. Perhaps each time you work to create a
negative, you can load this curve and make your digital negative with
consistency.
Jack
> No, each step is even within the step... the unevenness is in the print
> between the steps. That is, let's say step 11 and 12 are very close, then
> a BIG step to 13, and an even bigger one to 14 -- ***in the PRINT***..
> Again, tone within each step is perfectly fine, smooth, even.
>
> Since I'm going to print the negatives on the Epson, with the material I
> choose (winner of the trials), no point in ramp in other material or on
> other printer. Or none my brain is ready to encompass yet.
>
> PS. My ISP is going down in 7 minutes for maintenance. Me too. TBC.
>
> J.
>
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