On 8/9/07, Kai-Uwe Behrmann <> wrote: > Am 08.08.07, 11:25 +0200 schrieb Lars Tore Gustavsen: > > > > gutenprint 100.00 1.827 12.54 -3.70 1.19 > > gutenprint density+10 100.00 1.893 11.12 -2.68 -0.53 > > Can you verify that you have not just a K only print and CMY is involved. > You would perhaps need a strong magnifying glass to see something. > I don't have a magnifying glass but I tested with print to file and the I used the unprint utility included in gutenprint. There is cmy and k involved in the print. I printed a cmykramp from cinepaint and used the unprint tool on this one to. Here is a view of it magnified 8 times. I have written the actuall cmyk values before print in the image. It is also converted to rgb for nicer web view. It looks like the strip with only a K value, the lower one, is printed with black only inc. In the patch at right there is also something that I guess is light black ink. http://www.mulebakken.net/div/cmykramp-unprint.jpg Epson R2400 printed with direct cmyk print cinepaint. Thanks again. Lars Tore Gustavsen