Re: Linux/XP File Recognition
2004-04-22 by Tom Husband
... recognize ... Another thought. All I would really need is read only access to the NTFS or FAT32 partition to print with QTR right? That might be easier
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2004-04-22 by Tom Husband
... recognize ... Another thought. All I would really need is read only access to the NTFS or FAT32 partition to print with QTR right? That might be easier
2004-04-22 by Roger L Sopher
Hi Tom, Rather than having to diddle with the system, another (?easier) way to to use a USB-2 flash memory drive as the intermediary. You may have to add an
2004-04-22 by ktTurbitt
I have an Espon C82 I ve been using for rarely everyday type stuff, but I was thinking of trying it for B&W prints using the EZ inks throug MIS. I was just
2004-04-22 by chipcarterdc
Has anyone made a direct comparison (preferably of the same image on the same paper) of UT-2 versus ImagePrint or QTR w. Ultrachrome inks and, if so, what are
2004-04-22 by Paul Roark
... Hopefully it s just a matter of days. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2004-04-22 by Paul Roark
... The hextone VM and UT inksets have light and dark cool toners. The last time I used a flatbed scanner to get objective measures of smoothness (measured by
2004-04-22 by Paul Roark
... Yes, although in practice I find the carbon black in the inksets I ve tested (clearly excluding hybrid blacks with dyes in them) to be the more lightfast
2004-04-22 by Tom Husband
A question though. I ll be editing the images in Photoshop ... the ... the ... over ... Roy, Redhat 9 is in an EXT3 partition. I didn t think XP would
2004-04-22 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... Essentially yes. I haven t been keeping up on all new developements but these are the methods I m aware of- Editing a file
2004-04-22 by Roy Harrington
... The different Linuxes recognize different filesystems, so you should check their docs. But FAT32 would be the most likely candidate. NTFS is very good but
2004-04-22 by Bernie Ess
Hello, I have actually a 2100 here that has to be serviced. In the meanwhile I need a printer anyway, so I wonder if I should not get a 1290 and a set of UT2
2004-04-22 by tigertwous
Any one using the Monaco Profiler system for their B&W profiling? How would you compair this one to the Eye One system by Gretag? I just trying to do my
2004-04-22 by bradleyt692000
I am brand new to digital black and white printing. I have been using an epson 1280 right out of the box with epson glossy photo paper. Here is the problem,
2004-04-22 by John Vitollo
... alignment on PR as Photo Rag is a lot thicker ... I guess the best way is to test it. Also do what Carl mentioned - feed thick papers through the back.
2004-04-22 by mike_nunan
Hi, Thanks for that reply. I understand in principle why a quadtone should show very little dot pattern, and why the single-strength toning inks would lead to
2004-04-22 by wifflebomb
Do you really think it s a head-alignment problem? The streaks look like the ink has soaked in unevenly, as if the ink was sprayed a little thinner for a few
2004-04-22 by Tom Husband
I m in the process of setting up Roy Harrington s QTR on a Redhat 9 partition. It s a dual boot set up with XP Home in an NTFS partition. After a few hiccups
2004-04-22 by Carl Schofield
Thick paper like this should also be fed through the manual feed slot in the rear with paper thickness lever at envelope position.
2004-04-22 by John Vitollo
... Try doing a new head alignment on PR as Photo Rag is a lot thicker than Enhanced Matte.
2004-04-22 by wifflebomb
I love the look of black only on Enhanced Matte, using my Epson 2200 with standard inks and software. I also love Hannemuhle Photo Rag 308 paper, but
2004-04-22 by Steve Kale
I think perhaps you are underestimating yourself. Less than a year and a half ago I bought my first personal laptop (vs one provided by the office for my
2004-04-22 by Dragonfly Imaging & Printing
Tom, Try to keep your custom profiles in your user directory. That s why you are seeing permission bounces. Put your profiles in username (your admin
2004-04-22 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 4/21/2004 3:43:31 PM Pacific Daylight Time, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com writes: Brian, ... Not having access to one, I
2004-04-22 by steve_ah2002
-I have also just bought a C84. So far I am very pleased with the results. I am using Epson Premium Glossy with the paper setting on DURABrite Photo Paper. No
2004-04-22 by Bob Tyson
Odd. By chance I saw an exhibition of books last week too. The oldest was from the sixth century, hmmm--- 1,400 years old. Papers were in some cases
2004-04-22 by Ernst Dinkla
... It could be done with an alpha channel. Postscript as the file format is also an option. There are RIPs that already get an extra vector line image in the
2004-04-22 by Sören Lindqvist
If you download a profile you can rightclick on the file and you get the option to Install profile (with PC using XP) and it installs to the right folder.
2004-04-22 by Ken Carney
Hi, I just noticed that Epson has new profiles for EEM and other papers. I only had time to try a few prints, but they look pretty good...I ll see how they
2004-04-22 by Scott Graham
Yes, they do. I have a demo sample right here. And the Epson guy later appologized for accidently printing me a low quality sample, i.e BO So if you are going
2004-04-22 by Thomas Fors
... Taking a look at the programming manual from the epsondevelopers.com web site, it looks as if the gloss is controlled the same as any other ink at the
2004-04-22 by A. Huntley
Tom, Don t know about on a Mac, but I use the IP delivered paper profiles for soft-proofing in PS CS all the time on my PC. So, I guess I m saying, they should
2004-04-21 by Roy Harrington
Thanks for the plug, Steve. I m a little reluctant to post sales-y come ons to come buy my product. But the $50 is just a token amount, no way am I going to
2004-04-21 by Steve Kale
Sorry, Eye-One Photo. (I suspect you will not need Publish.) Not cheap but awesome job and very easy to use. Does your display and printer. And the
2004-04-21 by Ernst Dinkla
... The printing processes are not archival if the components are not archival themselves. Paper quality (especially buffering), ink (pigment quality mainly
2004-04-21 by edrudolpho
Hi Brian.... I think I finally figured out that the Auto feature is in the R800 Us driver for Windows. I don t seem to find it in the OS X driver. Am I
2004-04-21 by chipcarterdc
Are you speaking of Eye-One Display, Eye-One Photo or Eye-One Publish? Given that I know nothing about these, I m a bit confused -- Eye-One Display (the one
2004-04-21 by hogarth
You have to think like the printer does. To make a tone, you put dots on paper. To make a tone as dark as you can, the dots touch so that there is no paper
2004-04-21 by Steve Kale
The answer to your question is yes: Greytag MacBeth Eye-One. I am quite amazed you own all those printers but no calibration device. With a good calibration
2004-04-21 by Clayton Jones
Hello Ernst, ... Ok, got it. ... Ah, this is all starting to come together and make sense now. ... Ok, so much for that idea. ... Maybe you can answer some
2004-04-21 by jeffreyawitt
Any word yet on how close we are to getting UT-7 inks for the 2200? Days? Weeks? Months?
2004-04-21 by peninhal
Brian, That would be something I would like to use, if you find out how please let us know. TIA. Harold That feature is in the US driver. It also only
2004-04-21 by Tom Baker
Sending Paul/Roy money isn t necessarily going to solve these problems. Remember, these are two individuals that have lives outside of this forum. And, even
2004-04-21 by brianmaytum
... wrote: ... That feature is in the US driver. It also only applies glosser on glossy or gloss-based papers like premium luster, based
2004-04-21 by Tyler Boley
I ll bet they have different internal names than external, not wise profile building. Double click on one of them, it will open in the colorsync utility.
2004-04-21 by brianmaytum
... Not having access to one, I can t say, but I am sure our other experts know the answer. Brian Maytum
2004-04-21 by brianmaytum
Dear All, A mention was made of a $50 rebate on an Epson C84 when purchased with a digital camera. In fact, the rebate extends to a major portion of the Epson
2004-04-21 by Tom Salyer
Maybe that s the problem, the are .icm like ep2200mkb_EpVelv1440_ECWF.icm Tom Salyer Miami
2004-04-21 by Ernst Dinkla
... The composite grey is build in another way, that s what I wrote in the message before this one. The more the carbon protects, the less toning happens
2004-04-21 by Carl Schofield
If these are icc profiles that you put in the Library Colorsync Profiles folder they should appear in the drop down list when you select View Proof
2004-04-21 by Tom Salyer
Carl; I ve tried this, reopened Photo Shop, and I do not see the new profile in the soft proof dialog. Also, when I go view etc I see many more profiles in