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Re: Not Ansel

2004-04-18 by spersky123

Hello, Clayton, I was speechless when I saw those photo s. Thank you for recommending that site. His color work is very powerful. I plan to order his book.

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inks for sale UT2 & UT

2004-04-17 by evanj1969

have the following inks for sale: they were purchased for experimentation purposes, & i have settled on a UT FSN mix. i can send a photo verifying the contents

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Re: Not Ansel

2004-04-17 by Clayton Jones

... Wow, powerful work. Many thanks. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm

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Re: CIS with 1160 - Bottom Fill

2004-04-17 by byushooter

I am really amazed at all of the helpful information from you guys. If I had written here last Monday, instead of to IJM, I would be printing by now! I can t

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Re: [Digital BW] Not Ansel

2004-04-17 by Clayton Jones

Hello John, ... the exotic and unusual locations and subjects, or is there something about the photography itself, ie; composition, lighting, etc. I was

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Re: Not Ansel

2004-04-17 by John Vitollo

... Check out Paul Fusco s B+W work: http://tinyurl.com/35g4t

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Thanks for the Link Clayton

2004-04-17 by Roger Smith

DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.comRBSmih4/17/04 8:49 AM1/03/2004DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.comrbsmith252@comcast.ne t ... OT or not -

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Re: [Digital BW] Not Ansel

2004-04-17 by JimD

I m not Clayton but I too found Sergi Maxmishin s work to be excellent. I m not sure it is possible to answer your question. A book that might help is John

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Re: CIS with 1160 - Bottom Fill

2004-04-17 by richard_h95050

Hi Jenny, Jim and all, This is indeed a lively thread -- great responses from everyone, and since this information applies to Jenny s 1160 and most other CIS

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Re: [Digital BW] Not Ansel

2004-04-17 by sdmey4@aol.com

In a message dated 4/17/2004 10:11:28 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... I thought the same thing, John. Steve M. [Non-text portions of this message have been

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Re: [Digital BW] Not Ansel

2004-04-17 by John K. Stacy

I m curious; do believe the photography is the finest because of the exotic and unusual locations and subjects, or is there something about the photography

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by jim hayes

... OOPS!!! Well, that was a big mistake on my part, droning on about filling carts. I should have looked at the title and realized you re filling a CIS.

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by jim hayes

Sorry to jump into the middle of this thread without reading any previous entries, and as a further disclaimer, I haven t been filling my own carts for 1 1/2

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by Mark Hahn

MIS has great service... they even helped out a friend of mine with his Niagra system... needless to say he will go with MIS next time. mark ... purchasing

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by Mark Hahn

the rivets are just for plugging the hole and have to removed. My guess is that those little nozzles that MIS supplies with the syringes are an off the shelf

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Re: Clogged 1280

2004-04-17 by jim hayes

... down ... several ... loaded ... Mine own take on it... While the paper towel UNDER the heads trick is often cited as a way to clear clogs, I only ever had

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by byushooter

A couple more questions ... I have read the info on the MIS website. To fill the carts from the bottom it looks like I will need a syringe (which I have),

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QuadTone on a Epson 1520?

2004-04-17 by Arthur Fink

[Posting this again ... since I saw no responses the first time] I ve an old Epson 1520 that s beginning to gather dust. It could become a boat anchor (for a

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by byushooter

Wow. Thanks everyone for all the responses. You have given me a lot of advice that I am going to put to use today to see if I can get this printer working.

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by smthopr2000

Puddling huh? I had that happen on my 1200 with the black ink and wondered what happend. I learned soon enough: The black ink bottle was empty, and it stopped

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Re: Clogged 1280

2004-04-17 by Roger Smith

DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.comRBSmih4/16/04 7:05 PM1/03/2004DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.comrbsmith252@comcast.ne t ... Try putting

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Re: [Digital BW] Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by Glenn Barry

What about replacing the plugs in the bottom like those that were available for the re-fillable (not-cis) carts, that will be cheaper than replacing the whole

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[Digital BW] Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by Mark Hahn

you essentially never need to replace your carts so long as ink will pass through them. If you decide that using the vacuum pump method to fill them is the

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Not Ansel

2004-04-17 by Clayton Jones

Hello All, This is not Ansel and has nothing to do with BW printing, but I had to share this - it is some of the finest photography I ve ever seen.

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by Mark Hahn

the only purpose of the vacuum pump is to get the ink into the carts and tubes, after that it is an open system on the bottle side and works by syphon

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by richard_h95050

Bob s suggestion is correct -- you can bottom fill the cartridges on an 1160 quite easily. However, you do need to have a 30-60cc syringe and bottom-fill

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by Mark Hahn

as long as your seals are good all you have to do is get the carts and tubes full of ink. The easiest way to do this is just to use a syringe to pull ink up

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Re: [Digital BW] R800 Dark Prints

2004-04-17 by Don M

... I m a newbie but I ve gone through the exact same thing with a lower-end RX500 and a CRT monitor. I tried 3 different brands of software monitor

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by Bob Michaels

You can bottom fill 1280 CFS cartridges very easily. I don t know about 1160 carts though. The bottom fill seems to work just as well, maybe better. Just make

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by Andre

... just ... I m afraid you may need a fresh set of cartridges because you need to put a vacuum in them so that they draw the ink from the bottles through the

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-17 by byushooter

Thanks Andre for the quick reply. Since the cartridges were installed and the bottom seal pierced, can I reuse them? Can I just tape over the bottom of them

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R800 Dark Prints

2004-04-16 by sl91911

Despite calibrating my LCD monitor with Monaco Optix and getting spot-on color matching, my BW and color prints are invariably darker than screen image with

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Re: CIS with 1160

2004-04-16 by Andre

You need to do a re-install with freshly cleaned tube lines. Put the lines and arm in a sink full of water and blow/siphon to clear the ink. Do not re-install

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Re: 1280 "windex" trick?

2004-04-16 by Peter A. Klein

Jimmy: Read this: http://www.inksupply.info/?_a=knowledgebase&_j=questiondetails&_i=9 Where it talks about the MIS cleaning fluid, substitute Windex.

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CIS with 1160

2004-04-16 by byushooter

This is a copy of an email I sent to IJM last Monday. I still haven t gotten a response from them and am wondering if anyone here can help me? Please?! I am

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