PhotoREt4 imparts slight warmth to grey scale

Ret4 imparts a slight warmth to grey scale compare to Ret3
No contest otherwise Ret4 Rocks near grain free with awsome shin tones
Ret3 still VERY good without direct comparison


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Ret4's mild greyscale casts are fixable with curves. I get greyscales that are
nigh perfect, although I'm sure the newer HP printers using the #59 cartridge
can do better. I prefer to use Qimage for printing and the curves function in
that is a bit clunky but quite usable. Once a curve has been made that gives a
proper greyscale, it can be saved as a filter and used with every printout with
the advantage of not altering the original image file.



"Smith" wrote in message
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Ret4 imparts a slight warmth to grey scale compare to Ret3
No contest otherwise Ret4 Rocks near grain free with awsome shin tones
Ret3 still VERY good without direct comparison


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Man can do some things nature can do can even copy or play with nature.
Nature can do things Man will never Do or Equal.

Cool thanks steve
"Steve B" sbrads@nildramDOTcoDOTuk wrote in message
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Ret4's mild greyscale casts are fixable with curves. I get greyscales
that are
nigh perfect, although I'm sure the newer HP printers using the #59
cartridge
can do better. I prefer to use Qimage for printing and the curves
function in
that is a bit clunky but quite usable. Once a curve has been made that
gives a
proper greyscale, it can be saved as a filter and used with every printout
with
the advantage of not altering the original image file.



"Smith" wrote in message
...
Ret4 imparts a slight warmth to grey scale compare to Ret3
No contest otherwise Ret4 Rocks near grain free with awsome shin tones
Ret3 still VERY good without direct comparison


--
Man can do some things nature can do can even copy or play with nature.
Nature can do things Man will never Do or Equal.