Quadtone Rip,
Is software a good bw editing tool (investment) if some printers (eg. outsource) don't use Quadtone in their printing process? Rather they use grayscale Photoshop to print bw, including their Piezography products.
If you edit, save bw file, should the printer install Quadtone in order to benefit, get maximum visual proof product. Or will it matter much, if working more from the proofed print. (not so much monitor)
What particular visual apsects will you gain when using quadtone rip software? (compared with just manipulating and maximizing tonal range curves from other software)