Dear Bob, I appreciate very much your tips. Many, many thanks. From now and on I'll respect the topic of this newsgroup. Let me, however, ask to you these two last questions: I use Spyder2 to calibrate my monitor. I'll buy a customized profile from cathys. Then I'll have no more need to set the printer in Photoshop (like 1440 dpi, No color adjustment etc.)? If not, is it true I must set Photo Quality Glossy Film to use Premium Glossy Paper with my Epson 1290 ? Buy, Emiliano --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Michaels" <bob@b...> wrote: > A bit off topic for a b&w list, but I'm using the MIS archival GP inks > printing on Epson ProSemigloss using a custom profile from > www.cathysprofiles.com ($40) and extremely satisfied. > > Spend some money for a real monitor calibration device and get a > custom profile made for your ink / paper / printer combo and realize > how automatic color is. > > There is a real lesson, you can't do "great" color the way you do b&w, > only good color with no problems. But it sure is a lot better than > medicore color (which sucks) > > Bob Michaels > > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "zapzap_it" > <eggpap@g...> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I recently bouth the following package from MIS: > > Epson Premium glossy paper; > > GP Inks (Black Universal and Colors cartridge). > > > > Anyone knows the correct settings with Photoshop > > to use this package with my Epson 1290 printer? > > Some weeks ago I asked to MIS which promised to me to update the > > profile library settings page, but I'm always waiting for it. > > > > Many thanks, > > Emiliano
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Re: MIS Archival GP inkset
2005-05-03 by zapzap_it
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