Re: [Digital BW] Acid-free glossy paper
2004-03-26 by Carl Schofield
Encouraging news Paul. Does spraying the back of the Epson photo paper remove the warping from heavy ink load? Carl
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2004-03-26 by Carl Schofield
Encouraging news Paul. Does spraying the back of the Epson photo paper remove the warping from heavy ink load? Carl
2004-03-26 by spersky123
... it is ... I forgot to mention that I was using Epson Archival Matte paper. I am sure I will be very very happy with the Eboni ink set from MIS. I cant
2004-03-26 by Truman Prevatt
Can t blame you but you just failed the geekoid in training test. LOL.......Clearly you don t have my wife or you would have solved the wireless problem
2004-03-26 by lea
Sadly, this is very, very normal. We were all hoping for a more neutral black and white print. Alas, it is not to be with this ink set. Lea ... From:
2004-03-26 by spersky123
Hello, I just got my epson 2200 in today, and I wanted to try printing with the epson photo black ink in black only. I set the printer for 2880 dpi, black
2004-03-26 by hogarth
I ve got to ask. Might be a stupid question. What is the point of buying a paper that requires this kind of post printing treatment? I don t want to be in the
2004-03-26 by Paul Roark
Short version: We may be able to make any glossy paper - also known as RC or barrier papers - acid free and perhaps archival by spraying the back with Wei
2004-03-26 by Michael Kitei
Thanks, sounds like a plan. Mike From: Ernst Dinkla Reply-To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2004 23:56:19
2004-03-25 by bad2maxxx
... I assume you mean that you are not receiving email updates? I m not either, and had to go directly to the yahoo website to see any messages. What s
2004-03-25 by Ernst Dinkla
... Drawing pens filled with the lightest version of the inkjet ink hue. Staedtler Marsmatic 700 0.18 ISO for example. Stipple technic like old
2004-03-25 by borisjoseph2002
Hello, Do you think it s possible to use the UT2 MIS inks with an Epson 1290 and Piezography drivers? Did someone try? Thank you, Boris
2004-03-25 by Glenn Barry
I ve been told I m of the air , it s a colloquialism for crazy, not recently though ;-) ... From: Tom Baker To:
2004-03-25 by Mr_Misty_44
I m having a problem with my 7500. I ll get part way through a print and then it will start depositing splotches of ink on the print as it goes and if the
2004-03-25 by Bob Baron
Update: I give up. After hours on the phone with Linksys tech support, exchanges of emails with them and trying the many kind suggestions offered by members of
2004-03-25 by Michael Kitei
That sounds so logical it almost embarrasses me. However, my inks are in cartridges and on any given part of a print, the tone will be a mixture of inks
2004-03-25 by Tom Baker
Are we still on the air? TB [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2004-03-25 by Roy Harrington
Hi Justin, The main things that will effect dmax are: kind of paper, kind of black ink and quantity of ink. If you are using the ink & paper that the curves
2004-03-25 by justinflorentine
Ok, so I m back after a brief hiatus. This time, I m armed with a delicious new iMac. I finally made the switch, and I m not looking back. So while eagerly
2004-03-25 by Roy Harrington
Johnny, When you are looking at the 127 or 148 values you are looking at the RGB conversion of the grayscale value. The reason you are getting different
2004-03-25 by Paul D. DeRocco
... It sounds like you re trying to make things more complicated than they are. If it shows 148 at 50% at gamma 1.8, and 127 at gamma 2.2, then you didn t
2004-03-25 by Martin Wesley
... Mike, Spot with the inks you used to make the print. Martin Wesley www.carolynfrayn.com/Guests/MartinWesley/pages/MW_01.html
2004-03-25 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I m relatively new to digital printing. I have been proofing on Epson HW Matte or Archival Matt and prints for sale have been on PhotoRag 308. I thought
2004-03-25 by Johnny Eades
Hello Paul, GG 1.8 is my working gray profile defined in color settings in Photoshop. The monitor is set at GG 1.8 and Photoshop is set at GG 1.8. The 21 step
2004-03-24 by Paul Roark
Carl, ... Have you tried going into the Ink Config area (bottom left of the 2200 Properties box) and increasing the Color Density 20%? It increased the
2004-03-24 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Just assign the 1.8 profile, instead of converting to it. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:pderocco@ix.netcom.com
2004-03-24 by mkitei
Is there a spotting medium for inkjet papers. Specifically, the matte finish papers, either smooth or textured. Mike
2004-03-24 by Paul Roark
John, ... I use EEM for display and non-archival uses. It s a great paper and value for many purposes. However, the risk is, even with snapshots, for
2004-03-24 by awahlster
... generic ... likely when I figure it out only a couple of different papers. Ones I can buy in 13X19 sizes and cut down (I have access to a buddy with a
2004-03-24 by Johnny Eades
Hello all, There has been something I have noticed when I changed from Gray Gamma 2.2 to Gray Gamma 1.8. When I have the 21 step grayscale which has the
2004-03-24 by Carl Schofield
Paul, I m getting a dmax of about 2.1 with the MIS PK and UT1 inkset for the 2200 on Epson Photo paper and a dmax of about 1.9 with the UT2 inks (no black,
2004-03-24 by Paul Roark
John, The UT7 inks are in beta testing on a 7600. Paul www.PaulRoark.com For UT2 information, curves, and settings see: http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/ ...
2004-03-24 by Paul Roark
Carl, ... I believe I tested the Epson Glossy Photo paper with Epson UltraChrome Photo black and got a dmax of only 1.4. This is as opposed to the 1.9 - 2.0
2004-03-24 by Dragonfly Imaging & Printing
... Paul, Pretty exciting possibilities using the 4000. Although, I m leaning toward dedicating a 7600 or 9600 to B&W. John Toles Dragonfly Imaging & Printing
2004-03-24 by Dragonfly Imaging & Printing
... Mark, Profiling the i960 is the easy part. Out of the box, our customers haven t been very happy with the generic profiles. The i960 profiles beautifully.
2004-03-24 by Carl Schofield
I wonder why Epson does not recommend either the glossy HW or epson photo paper for use with pigment inks. These are the only two soft gloss papers I know of
2004-03-24 by Jalopy100@aol.com
Paul I have been reading the group posting for about six months. What papers would you suggest for archival printing? I use an Epson 2200 with Image Print
2004-03-24 by Paul Roark
After further testing with the Abbey acid test pen, I no longer believe this Epson paper is archival. While the surface is acid-free the interior fibers do
2004-03-24 by Saulius Eidukas
Kevin wrote- To give some context, I am a working photog that would like to produce some archival, fine art b&w prints. I also would like to make archival
2004-03-24 by Robert Behr
In attempting to develop some custom curves, I ve generated a long list of questions. If others have answers, it could save me a lot of paper, ink and time;
2004-03-24 by Paul Roark
Richard, ... I ve tried the PermaJet Permafix and don t recommend it. It is a matte fixative. Those types have a grit in them that is supposed to cut the
2004-03-23 by Roy Harrington
... Hi Bob, I looked at the image you posted and I don t see any blacks or whites. The darkest black is about 88% and except for just a few pixels the lightest
2004-03-23 by Richard Smallfield
I ve been ringing around and have so far only found Schminker Universal Fixative and Permajet Permafix locally (New Zealand) - has anyone used either of these?
2004-03-23 by bbiess
I ve been using a UT2 inkset in my Epson 890 for a few weeks now and have produced some beautiful black and white prints, however, I think I ve run into my
2004-03-23 by James Irelan
... Sam, Arguably so, but given a few conditions: that you re sticking to one ink, and one or two papers. I have paid a fair amount of money for an Eye One
2004-03-23 by Roger Smith
... Mark, Take a look at the Panatone ColorVision Spyder and software. I have a LaCie electron22blueIII and use this system to calibrate - it works great. R.
2004-03-23 by D. Hill
I received Monaco EZColor with my Epson 3200 purchase a while back. Using that package, I have been able to make a rudimentary profile for the UT2. It is an
2004-03-23 by Sam McCandless
... (a new shadow-mask CRT, ViewSonic s 19 Graphics model G90f/G90fb (for under $230 at Amazon.com) which Martin wrote he might get after he d become
2004-03-23 by bbiess
I ve been using a UT2 inkset in my Epson 890 for a few weeks and have produced some beautiful black and white prints, however, I think I ve run into my first
2004-03-23 by chipcarterdc
... A reduction in dmax? That seems odd -- wouldn t a spray, if anything, increase at least the appearance of Dmax by adding even a little additional
2004-03-23 by Roy Harrington
I ve had softproofing profiles for UT2 inks for quite a while. The ones I have are based on QuadToneRIP printing but the procedure documented works on any