Herb, The lab uses photoshop, so that format would be fine. I'm not sure what the native D-Lab format is, so you might want to also prepare a jpg just in case they convert it so that we wouldn't introduce any lab worker's interpretation (compression, sharpening, etc) into the test.
Address is: Bruce Dayton 510 Wrangler Court Roseville, CA 95661 USA I'm anxious to see one of your prints, too. It would be a great learning experience for me, as you seem to be one of the most adept at digital manipulation and output. Thanks, Bruce Thursday, December 5, 2002, 6:05:08 PM, you wrote: HC> Message text written by INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>I would be very interested in doing a study. I would be happy to have HC> anyone who would, prepare a digital image and accompanying 8X10 print HC> for me. Send it in and I'll have my lab print the same image on the HC> D-Lab for comparison. I will be more than happy to send back the HC> D-Lab print for you to examine too. This is as much for my learning HC> as anything, because I haven't seen as good of prints come off the HC> Epsons. Usually the dark to black areas are the weakest in my HC> experience. Any of you major digital printers out there game? HC> Bruce< HC> send me your snail mail. i would like a print to compare. what format of HC> digital file? i prefer using Photoshop. HC> Herb....
