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What is the best B&W output method for digital images? Can you obtain
output that is like, or as good as a fine B&W print? What is the cost for
good B&W output, if it's avaible at all?
Thanks,
Joe Stephenson
Joe - IMO you can get black and white prints to rival good traditional
B&W printing - not necessarilly top lab exhibition quality, but certainly
better than average - using nothing fancier than PhotoShop or its equivalent
and the Epson Stylus 700. Try printing either on the Epson photo paper, or
on plastic inkjet film, and you will be really astounded at the results.
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