Dear all!
Im doing some b/w work on an epson 2100 (2200) printer. The method that I've relied on so far (and which is recommended by Luminous Landscape) is to print with "Printer Color Managment" and "Color Controls" using the photo-realistic mode. For black and white this has been working out nicely so far. The problem is that recently I started printing faces (with a darker skin complexion) and I'm not happy with the prints.
A friend described the look as plastic, and this is close to the truth. The faces that come out from my printer do have a plastic almost metallic look. On the screen they look OK however.
If somebody has encountered the same problem, or do have tips on how to battle this problem, please do not hesitate to write.
Yours humbly,
HarryHardHat
Im doing some b/w work on an epson 2100 (2200) printer. The method that I've relied on so far (and which is recommended by Luminous Landscape) is to print with "Printer Color Managment" and "Color Controls" using the photo-realistic mode. For black and white this has been working out nicely so far. The problem is that recently I started printing faces (with a darker skin complexion) and I'm not happy with the prints.
A friend described the look as plastic, and this is close to the truth. The faces that come out from my printer do have a plastic almost metallic look. On the screen they look OK however.
If somebody has encountered the same problem, or do have tips on how to battle this problem, please do not hesitate to write.
Yours humbly,
HarryHardHat
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