anyone attend the c1 webinar entitled "process to print"? it definitely has some capability to print. especially for quick contact sheets.
otherwise, in the print dialog box there's an option to sharpen, which looks like it is over and above the sharpening you may or may not do normally. there was no radius or threshold settings, just one slider for sharpen. i don't know how everyone else feels, but sometimes i think sharpening is made to be more complicated than it should be. although, i've read up and seen examples of techniques that are pretty impressive. idk.
also in the print dialog box is a setting for resolution. in the webinar it had two options of 360ppi and 720ppi. the host was printing to an epson printer and that might be why those options match up. i'll have to do some more research but i'm unclear on whether any upsizing/resampling is done with this setting. it was said that c1 has a maximum resample of 200%.
there was no mention of "paper white" when it comes to previewing with a specific paper profile. i forgot to ask about it, but neither did anyone else ask.
what strikes me most about c1 (i'm new to pro version) is it's ability to be flexible enough to do some pretty creative non-destructive things. for example the extra sharpening in the print dialog box or any of the local adjustments really. you seem to be able to find creative ways to do things. as always, there's more that could be done
-steve
