Re: [Digital BW] new UT EZ inks for C84 printers
2004-03-04 by edrudolpho
Hi all.... in addition to printing on an R800 I ve been trying out the UT EZ inks on a C84. As Paul has outlined, there is no procedure to following, really,
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2004-03-04 by edrudolpho
Hi all.... in addition to printing on an R800 I ve been trying out the UT EZ inks on a C84. As Paul has outlined, there is no procedure to following, really,
2004-03-04 by antmagrat
Hi, Is anyone on the list familiar with how a nozzle check should look with the Cone II Warmtone inks? My #5 of 6 is very faint. I m using an Epson 7000.
2004-03-04 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I think I m starting to get what you re driving at. You want to print a test image with various parts of it exposed differently, to see how they all come
2004-03-04 by lyonscox@cableone.net
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2004-03-04 by adounoucos@aol.com
Kurt, If you mean a test strip as we used in the darkroom, I do the following: 1-Duplicate the image. Adjust it lighter or darker with curves. 2-Crop the
2004-03-04 by Paul Roark
Frank, ... I have found that some curves produce smoother transitions if the 8 bit files are converted to 16 bit RGB just before the curve is applied. After
2004-03-04 by edrudolpho
... wrote to ImagePrint some while ago and they said they would not be making their RIP = available for the R800. Perhaps the following post will do you
2004-03-04 by kcongdon
Ok. So, to do this, would I create a new layer containing the step wedge? What blending mode would I use to blend the step wedge with the test image?
2004-03-04 by frankg_photo
Can it help an image, that is suffering from posterization/solarization appearances, if the 8 bit image is converted at the end of the manipulation process
2004-03-04 by scrber
... No problem, glad it helped! I must admit I do love making these books. My current guy folds, sews, guillotines and binds my prints into a beautiful gold
2004-03-04 by ibengarmendia
I ve been using my EPSON R800 for two weeks, and I m satistied with its results in color. But when I print B&W (most of the time), the prints are coldish. And
2004-03-04 by Bob Michaels
SR: got to the MIS website and follow the instructions in the tech help section. Do what it says, don t skip steps. Especially the ones about substituting
2004-03-04 by Tom Baker
Many commercial shops are going to the Epson printers and IP. As for micro-banding, I ver never seen it on any Epson/IP/Untrachrome print. I understand
2004-03-04 by Paul D. DeRocco
... A step wedge will do that just fine. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:pderocco@ix.netcom.com
2004-03-04 by Ellie Kennard
Thanks again for the comments. In reply to the question, I am using Windows XP, so QTR is out for us. Our history is that we reproduce fine art (giclee prints
2004-03-04 by kcongdon
Hi, Coming from a traditional darkroom background, what I had in mind was more of an exposure test strip than a step wedge. I d like to see what effect
2004-03-04 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I seemed to be going through ink very fast ... and needing to do a lot of cleaning cycles - more ink was going in cleaning cycles than in printing. Now I
2004-03-04 by Carl Schofield
You will need the ARC-T0348-K for black only printing with the 2200. They also sell Eboni in a cart chipped for the light black ink position that is for use
2004-03-04 by Yeung-Seu Yoon
... Ultachrome ... No ImagePrint, and I ain t got no regrets no how!! ;-) Yeung-Seu Yoon Toronto, Canada
2004-03-04 by sceptre12345
... What would MIS do without you, Paul ? I sure hope they $fully$ appreciate your contribution to digital b&w printing. Regards, Andre
2004-03-04 by flyfishingusa2002
Ellie, You might like to spend some time and research your requiments in the forum archieves, there are many posts describing the pros and cons of the various
2004-03-04 by Yeung-Seu Yoon
Hello Ellie-- One choice you might want to think about is Sundance Septone greyscale inks for the 7600. I use these inks for the Epson 2200, and love
2004-03-03 by Tom Baker
Ellie - I ve been printing with my 9600 and IP for almost a year. Dmax will vary a bit from one ink/paper combination to another. In general, on art papers,
2004-03-03 by colorspanmam
I now have to make a choice: I have done so much research and had so many helpful posts, but I am now down to a decision. I am going for the Epson 7600. This
2004-03-03 by Paul Roark
MIS has now listed the UT-FS and UT-FSN inks on its web page at: http://www.inksupply.com/index.cfm?source=html/utfs1160.html These are for the 1160 and 3000.
2004-03-03 by slightlyoutoffocus
I am just a bit confused by MIS s terminology regarding Eboni carts for the Epson 2200. Is the MIS Ultra Chrome Equivalent Eboni the same as the
2004-03-03 by Ellie Kennard
I just contacted this person who did the prints for me, and he said that he used the Lyson grey profile they had made for the enhanced matte paper. Strange
2004-03-03 by Ellie Kennard
Thanks so much for this input. What is Black only, if I might ask? Sorry for the ignorance. Ellie On 3 Mar 2004 at 17:57, flyfishingusa2002 wrote (snipped for
2004-03-03 by chipcarterdc
Does MIS make the Eboni black in cartridges for the 9600? I haven t been able to locate it on the MIS webpage (which is pretty disorganized). I know they
2004-03-03 by jim0266
... nozzles. ... SR, I set up a 1280 with a CFS about two weeks ago too, however I am Black-Only printing and using the $5 MIS carts in color slot. I started
2004-03-03 by Robbe Gibson
I use it. Their tech guy said they ll make a profile for any paper you want. Then he said there s no point in making a grayscale profile for PK on any paper
2004-03-03 by flyfishingusa2002
Ellie, I have been in the process over the last few weeks of evaluating the various options available for printing B/W on a 2200. I have just checked the
2004-03-03 by Ellie Kennard
Not me, and no, all Lyson inks, as far as I know. Ellie On 3 Mar 2004 at 8:11, Tom Baker wrote (snipped for brevity) about: Re: [Digital BW] DMAX on 7600 with
2004-03-03 by Bob Frost
Kurt, Create a new file in Photoshop of whatever size you want - 8x1 inch or whatever. Select the gradient tool and drag it from one end to the other of the
2004-03-03 by edrudolpho
thanks, steve :-) i believe i had muddled the concept of profile and driver... ed ... are used for ... images). BO printing ... gray gamma 2.2 ... file with
2004-03-03 by s98103r
I set up my 1280 with MIS UT2 inks and a CFS two weeks ago and was getting very nice prints. Now I am starting to have problems with banding and clogged
2004-03-03 by lyonscox@cableone.net
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2004-03-03 by frankg_photo
... this? There is/was a PS plug-in called test strip by vivid details which may suit your purpose - I just tried to get a link for you but didn t find it ?
2004-03-03 by Tom Baker
Are you mixing Lyson and Epson inks? Tom Baker Ellie Kennard wrote: I have received some prints yesterday that were supposed to show me
2004-03-03 by Steve Kale
Ed You do not use a profile when doing BO printing. ICC profiles are used for a colour managed workflow (be that colour or greyscale images). BO printing
2004-03-03 by edrudolpho
A poster at Dpreview.com was complaining about a magenta cast to his B&W prints using the new Epson profiles. Can anyone verify that the new profiles actually
2004-03-03 by raven4ns
Thank you everyone for your suggestions and advice. I m not familiar with PW pro but it has been added to the 4 others that I am considering. I appreciate your
2004-03-03 by Martin Wesley
... Kcongdon, While you could create your own file, you can find several test strips or wedges in the Files section of the group home page in folder: Files
2004-03-03 by Wendel White
Ellie; The 7600 with ImagePrint is a good solution for a printer that does BW and Color and gives good results for both. Printing on Luster or Glossy paper
2004-03-03 by Ellie Kennard
I have received some prints yesterday that were supposed to show me what the BW images printed on the 7600 using UC inks and Imageprint were capable of. They
2004-03-03 by winddancing
Steve, most useful, and clear report.
2004-03-03 by scrber
... I d like ... some nasty ... the ... it s $450 ... Does anyone ... stack of ... fancy, ... covering. Any ... Hi Anton - do this a lot and have bound four or
2004-03-03 by Tony Caltabiano
Hi Ellie, I ve been using posterprint (same thing mostly as studioprint) with my 9600 and ultrachrome inks for 16 months now. I do neutral cool and warm, and
2004-03-03 by Paul D. DeRocco
... You mean a step wedge? I put one in http://www.pbase.com/pderocco/test_images. (The zebra step wedge, by the way, is useful for measuring with an Eye-One.)
2004-03-03 by sandersm@aol.com
In my seemingly-endless search for a solution to making neutral prints on matte and RC papers on a 7600, I read the web page for the new version 3.0 of the