Just adding my two cents on evaluating noise on the screen vs. prints. I agree with Paul. I've noticed that my ink jet prints show much less noise than I would have been led to believe was there by the screen rendition. I don't know if this is a side effect of the printer's conversion software or something to do with the way the ink droplets mix together when they hit the paper.
Whatever the cause, I never noticed it making the noise worse. It always seems reduce the noise a bit. See you later, gs <http://www.georgesphotos.net> On 9/24/05, Paul Stenquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >...<snip>...You need to make some good inkjet prints from a well exposed file interpolated > up to 11 x 17 at 360 dpi during conversion. It's my belief that one has > to evaluate prints rather than screen images to know where ones at at > with digital, or with a scanned film image for that matter. > Paul
