Twin Cities MN printer?
2004-03-11 by David Ray Carson
Is there anyone in the Twin Cities Minnesota area that is running either the MIS UT / UT2 inkset or the Piezo inks (commercial or otherwise) that I can either
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2004-03-11 by David Ray Carson
Is there anyone in the Twin Cities Minnesota area that is running either the MIS UT / UT2 inkset or the Piezo inks (commercial or otherwise) that I can either
2004-03-11 by romanatybwg
Thanks Ken, I have installed mtink in the meantime (works fine) but just to learn something new I followed your lead. I already had webmin running so it was
2004-03-11 by Paul D. DeRocco
... That s because of the need to hold the paper firmly while printing on it. There s an option somewhere in the driver for centering it, but it doesn t
2004-03-11 by Paul Roark
Ernst, Ammonia is very alkaline, with a pH of close to 12. It is used in a number of de-acidification procedures. See, for example,
2004-03-11 by romanatybwg
Thanks Roger, it works like a charm :) Roman -- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Roger L Sopher ... utilities ... Fedora ... works ...
2004-03-11 by inpensione
I have a new 2200, and am getting very nice BO prints using the methodology detailed by Clayton Jones. I ve been using the Epson ink set, but have ordered
2004-03-11 by Tim Atherton
Well - I just came across the infamous bright yellow Hahnemuhle Photo Rag yellowing I was sorting though a box of prints that were on mixed watercolour papers.
2004-03-11 by chipcarterdc
Does this software (a) work for the 7600/9600 printers and (b) can it be run on a Mac using Virtual PC? ... Black ... if ... it on
2004-03-11 by Ken Brookner
check out webmin. www.webmin.com one of the optional modules is for managing epson printers, checking ink levels, flushing heads, etc... kenb
2004-03-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... Remembering some ecological disputes about cow dung creating ammoniac gases in the air and the resultant acids when ammoniac gases are exposed to light I
2004-03-11 by Paul Roark
Scott, ... I disagree. I think it is generally accepted that acid will eventually destroy the paper; it s just a matter of time. I have old prints from the
2004-03-11 by Roger L Sopher
mtink will provide the nozzle check and cleaning utility. Roger ... From: romanatybwg [mailto:romanatybwg@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 8:13 AM To:
2004-03-11 by Reinier van der Ryst
From: flyfishingusa2002 ... Does the freeze auto cleaning also work with a 1280? And if so how do you set it? Thanks Reinier
2004-03-11 by romanatybwg
I have moved my Epson 1160 from an XP environment to a linux Fedora box. After some install hickups mostly due to my errors, QTR2 works very well with 1160 in
2004-03-11 by digikdm
I keep color film in my camera at all times, so that if I encounter a scene that only color film can do justice to, I m not stuck with a B&W roll in the
2004-03-11 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Yeah.. Meetup worked well for the Howard Dean people, and as skeptical as I generally am, it seems to be a great tool, as well as helping define a new
2004-03-11 by craig
Ernst, Not what I d call staining of the emulsion but differences more in terms of a exploiting a developer s specific characteristics of acctuance, grain
2004-03-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... Is that difference of developers expressed in the scan related to staining of the emulsion/grain ? Ernst,
2004-03-11 by craig
... I use a Nikon ED4000 scanner which is probably one of the hardest scanner around for achieving *good* scans of traditional B&W film due to the LED light
2004-03-11 by Scott Graham
Bear in mind that I am talking about silver gelatin photo prints, not ink jet. Don t have any long term exp with ink jet, but I sure do with silver. You and I
2004-03-11 by awahlster
I only know a little about how all the curves and drivers and stuff works. BUT do any of the other Espon printers besides the 890 and 1280 work with the UT-2
2004-03-11 by awahlster
-Well they aren t there now or five hours ago either so I guess I just missed them. Maybe the ll be back I would imagine it depends on what they get
2004-03-11 by Tom Baker
I saw them on the clearance center today. Tom Baker awahlster wrote: Well I had it all planned out i was going to buy an Epson 890
2004-03-11 by Kevin Bjorke
... Gaaa, right in the middle of the Game Developer s Conference, that other kind of digital imaging :( [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2004-03-11 by awahlster
Well I had it all planned out i was going to buy an Epson 890 printer from their clearance refurbished center. And tonight I took the funds and transfered them
2004-03-11 by Ken Carney
... That may be because my explanation was not a model of clarity. What I was trying to say: I work in RGB, soft proof, and the last thing I do before
2004-03-10 by julie stapen
... On my search for the best b and w print from my 2200, I just received my new set of MIS inks, including the ebony matte black... and polar matte paper from
2004-03-10 by Tom OConnell
Keith- Thanks for the tip...this is about our 10th meeting in SF but we are always looking for new blood to add to the gene pool. If you are ever out our
2004-03-10 by Paul Roark
Glenn, ... I used my 3000 with the VM-S inkset for quite a while and was pleased, at least with the large display prints. I stopped using the standard VM
2004-03-10 by Paul Roark
Scott, Air borne acid? That may not be technically correct, and I m not a chemist. However, my understanding is that acids are molecules that have, in effect,
2004-03-10 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I like the Adobe Camera Raw plug-in for several reasons. First of all, it lets me treat the raw file as any other file, so I don t have to clutter up my
2004-03-10 by George Hartzell
... I spoke with a company called Fastback Creative Books at the Photoshop Expo last week. They make a binding system for small-scale runs of books. The
2004-03-10 by s98103r
I would appreciate any comments on preferred workflow to convert a RAW digital file (NEF) to a B&W file for printing using PS CS. Do you use the Abode RAW file
2004-03-10 by Kim Fullbrook
Try Ilford XP2 Super which uses C41 colour technology but gives fine black & white image on conventional b/w darkroom paper and is very easy to scan. It lacks
2004-03-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
I m working sans densitometer as well.. and I DO like the Lyson Darkroom paper with Quad Pigments.. oh well... Keith Krebs Just some guy, caretaker of the
2004-03-10 by Roy Harrington
... Yes, that s correct. The Install2200 is in the download called 2200-UC. ... At the moment I have some curves for Enhanced Matte with Matte Black ink. But
2004-03-10 by Scott Graham
I agree. As soon as I sent the message I remembered that I had one of those ph pens someplace. Checked an archivally processed fiber based proof sheet from
2004-03-10 by cigognac
Hi, I am now having some trouble with vertical banding in my black only prints. Very thin clear stripes are visible every 0.5mm or so in shadow parts (from
2004-03-10 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Software like NeatImage works better than the PS built-in stuff. However, you should use 16x multi-scanning on problem images. ... No. -- Ciao,
2004-03-10 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Depends upon the camera. Some have built-in filters, some don t. I ve heard of arc lamps producing blue ghost images on some digicams, because of the
2004-03-10 by Paul Roark
Hans, ... Many of these sprays are about the same. Krylon has so many it s hard to generalize. At least one that I used was fine. Others have a gritty feel
2004-03-10 by Stephen Kobrin
I have a shot of a very dark space illuminated with one very bright light which Silhouettes several figures very effectively. It was taken on Super XP-2 and
2004-03-10 by chipcarterdc
Thanks for the response. Just to be clear: I should (a) download and install the QuadTineRIP2.0 program, then (b) download and install the Install2200 script
2004-03-10 by sandersm@aol.com
As a follow-on to my last post (see below), I should mention that the Oriental FB print gave the look of a darkroom fiber print only after having been
2004-03-10 by Roger L Sopher
This is a bit OT but not too far... UV for color or a K2 for B&W are often used at altitude because of the spectral sensitivity of film to UV/short blue. What
2004-03-10 by Hans Nohlberg
David and Paul, Many thanks for your help, saves a lot of work. Think I go for Epson Premium Semigloss or Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl. What about using Krylon
2004-03-10 by MartyF2938@aol.com
In a message dated 3/10/2004 8:09:53 AM Eastern Standard Time, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com writes: Color film for black and white output?
2004-03-10 by Richard Wolfson
I regularly shoot color negative in my 4x5 field camera for b&w landscapes. The negatives scan well, and as Paul points out, I can use the Channel Mixer for
2004-03-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Marrutt has it for sale as Darkroom Range SemiGloss in the UK .. There isn t enough volume of it in the US
2004-03-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Tom, You might want to seriously consider using Meetup to coordinate this. You could then more easily coordinate this instance and more easily repeat it