Re: "Septone" inks for the Epson 4000
2004-03-22 by Gregory Schern
Chris, Septone is in final development for the 4000. The inksets are already in place because of the 7600 and 9600, but the driver is different and should be
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2004-03-22 by Gregory Schern
Chris, Septone is in final development for the 4000. The inksets are already in place because of the 7600 and 9600, but the driver is different and should be
2004-03-22 by Carl Schofield
Do the MIS cartridges for the Epson 4000/7600 printers have an internal bladder ink reservoir or do they have foam like the 2200 carts?
2004-03-22 by luisvcool
Cool (pardon the pun).
2004-03-22 by Truman Prevatt
When I tired to use peer to peer a.k.a. ad hoc on the XP box, it just didn t work well. It worked better in the infrastructure mode which requires an access
2004-03-22 by Martin Wesley
... Tom, You bring up a very valid point and one that we have discussed occasionally without the benefit of any knowledgeable input. Most of us realize that
2004-03-22 by Bob Baron
... Which is what makes me think I ve got an intermittent transmission problem; the network shows available and good right away but then drops out in the
2004-03-22 by Roger L Sopher
If I read the curve descriptors correctly, for the 2200-UC curves, Cool - K, LK, LC, LM CoolSe - K, LK, LC, LM Warm - K,LK Sepia - K,LK,Y,LC,LM Roger ... From:
2004-03-22 by Matthew Born
In the hunt for monitors, I ve had great success with a company called Monitor Onsale ( www.monitoronsale.com ). They re a click n mortar selling mostly
2004-03-22 by luisvcool
I have an Epson 2200 and I am trying out QTR for making my B&W prints. So far, I am happy with the prints that I am getting. I wanted to know what cartridges
2004-03-22 by Truman Prevatt
I have XP home. That was my first question so I called the guy, name is Mike, that does the network management at a company where I lease office space. He is
2004-03-22 by Tom Steele
Many of the posts I ve seen on monitiors concern what you see on the monitor matches your prints. What I do not hear about is the type of lighting in the room
2004-03-22 by Owen P. Evans
For those contemplating the purchase of the Artisan, this is the Canadian Sony comment: Caveat Emptor! ... Thank you for your E-mail regarding the Sony Artisan
2004-03-22 by Owen P. Evans
... like to know.
2004-03-22 by kubeatsou
I just downloaded and installed QuadToneRIP and the 2200 profiles. Set-up went smooth and after a restart I was able to sucessfully print. Except that there
2004-03-22 by Paul Roark
Chris, ... I have one on order. The UT2, UT7 inkset development is aimed at the 4000. Paul www.PaulRoark.com For UT2 information, curves, and settings see:
2004-03-22 by awahlster
Well guys after the discussions here and on a couple other places I asked the same basic question along with a weekend of more reading and worrying. I m
2004-03-22 by Tom Baker
I ve replaced my NEC under warranty once, as well. Tom Baker Martin Wesley wrote: I have had very good luck in the past with
2004-03-22 by Barrett Benton
Well, here s my experience: I have a 466mHz G4, about 900mb RAM, and manages to handle the files from my Minolta 5400 (around 70mb for b/w, 200mb for color)
2004-03-22 by petroscans
Curious: What is the word about Variable Tone inksets for the Epson 4000? I m wondering also if MIS (or others) have plans/intentions to create All-Black inks
2004-03-22 by Martin Wesley
I have had very good luck in the past with Viewsonic, NEC, Mitsubishi and Sony monitors. It is a real shame Sony is apparently abandoning CRT displays except
2004-03-22 by richard_drdul
I am planning to purchase a HP 7660 and the black/gray/light gray #59 cartridge as an inexpensive means of printing black & white images. I am also wondering
2004-03-22 by Bob Baron
... XP Pro. --Bob
2004-03-22 by Christopher Williams
Word is Epson is going to declare the 4000 a prographic printer, which means it will be hard for smaller stores to get the printer at first. Reps I talked to
2004-03-22 by Tom Baker
You can get a very useable NEC/Viewsonic Superbrite 19 monitor for $200-$250. The screens flat, the color is good, and it has a 3 year warranty. I ve been
2004-03-22 by Tom Baker
Are you talking about XP Home or XP Pro? Tom Baker Truman Prevatt wrote: Are you running XP? I had a hell of a time using the USB
2004-03-22 by Sam McCandless
... I m in the same boat as Joe. But without Mark s $400 budget restriction. Only, I suspect, because I m trying to live with my old computer for a while. And
2004-03-22 by Scott Graham
No it isn t. Supposedly the first week in April Scott
2004-03-22 by Bob Baron
... Yes I am. And after nosing around in the Linksys knowledge base I think you are right, that is a big problem. I m all tech supported out tonight....I
2004-03-22 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I suppose it also depends upon how much editing you do. Do a bunch of edits in Photoshop, and the undo buffers will chew through your RAM like Godzilla. --
2004-03-22 by Johnny Eades
Bob is correct with what he did. I did a similar thing with BO which also turned our to be correct for MIS Full Spectrum Neutral inks. With BO I used the front
2004-03-22 by Truman Prevatt
Are you running XP? I had a hell of a time using the USB wireless out of my XP box just for file transfer. It took three days with Linksys support and the
2004-03-22 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... All I do is use the Adobe Gamma routine (see the Windows Control Panel) and the Photoshop preview feature described here:
2004-03-22 by rdbaron73102
Well, here s a report in continuation of this thread from last week: Today I unpacked my new Epson 2200 and Linksys Wireless-G USB Network Adapter (Model No.
2004-03-22 by George Hartzell
... True enough, although it depends on your definitions of large and usable. I routinely work with 16 bit 4000dpi scans on my 500MHz G4, and it s usable .
2004-03-21 by spersky123
... than ... with ... you ll ... calibrate my ... software ... entire ... I just read Clayton s site about color managment. I read it twice. It was great. I
2004-03-21 by Bob Michaels
You mentioned BO in your original post. My method is much simpler than others mentioned. First I read and digested (emphasis on digested) Clayton Jones
2004-03-21 by mkitei
Okay, the concensus it that MIS service is the best and my experience was an anomaly. As if to prove that, I received an email from MIS, at a loss to explain
2004-03-21 by Ellie Kennard
Hi Antonis, I do bag them using clearbags products. The surface is much more fragile than I have been used to. For example I cannot trim them on my Rotatrim as
2004-03-21 by Ellie Kennard
Thanks James. I have some Bulldog, so will give it a try. When I tried it on my Colorspan prints on watercolour papers, it drew the silica up from the paper
2004-03-21 by Antonis
Steve, from your questions, I m guessing you ll benefit from reading up on Color Management in general. The Real World series by Bruce Fraser are an
2004-03-21 by Clayton Jones
Hello Steve, Congrats on launching your new adventure. I hope it goes well. ... I read all the replies to your post so far, and I both agree and disagree with
2004-03-21 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I would disagree only about one thing: when you re editing large images, having a ton of RAM makes a _huge_ difference in the usability of the system, much
2004-03-21 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I d do the same think as for color: buy a package with a colorimeter. You can teach yourself to ignore a color cast on the screen when doing B&W work, but
2004-03-21 by George Hartzell
... I think that it s *really* important for a system to be balanced. One thing that you might want to consider is trimming a bit off of the spec s of the
2004-03-21 by spersky123
Hello, It may seem like a dumb question but what should I do to calibrate my monitor for my black and white digital darkroom. Do I need software and just
2004-03-21 by Vince Binder
You might also look at Viewsonic they tend to be reasonably priced and excellent quality - I ve used them for years for non-photoshop work and they have been
2004-03-21 by D. Hill
I ve found MIS service spectacular as well. Contact them by phone - and most likely your problem will be solved immediately. When I had an issue with my black
2004-03-21 by D. Hill
Pretty much what I learned from a Black Only excange we had a while ago is that the 1280 and 2200 can have identical BO output. You do have to trick the 1280
2004-03-21 by Richard
... From: Owen P. Evans [mailto:owenpevans@rogers.com] Sent: 21 March 2004 15:20 To: B&W Cc: awahlster@aol.com Subject: [Digital BW] re: Monitor purchase
2004-03-21 by Owen P. Evans
Hi Mark, I recently went through the process you are currently pondering and I purchased a Viewsonic P225f monitor which is just outstanding!