Re: QuadToneRIP and the 7600
2004-03-01 by chervinsky02144
Roy, I think then, that I will do the show on 4/1 (I incorrectly wrote 5/1) with the 2200 and my old workflow. I am however still interested in experimenting
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QTR and 7600/9600
2004-03-01 by kcooper666
Hi I ve only recently got a 9600 for photo printing use and have been experimenting with some of the 2200 curves. I found the OFB ones give quite good results
Re: QuadToneRIP and the 7600
2004-03-01 by Roy Harrington
Hi John, A two day window is short no matter what the issue, so I d have a plan B anyway. Modifying the 2200 profiles for the 7600 is probably not a difficult
Re: [Digital BW] Presumed Advantages of UT7 inkset over RIP?
2004-03-01 by Roy Harrington
The dotiness of the highlights is mainly a function of how light the lightest ink is and what the smallest drop of ink the printer can output. So you ll get
Re: Slightly OT: Binding prints into a book
2004-03-01 by Michael Pilla
I m not sure where you re located but these folks are in Princeton. I haven t used them yet myself but bookmarked their page a while ago when I was looking for
make print in 4 sections?
2004-03-01 by lovelipp
I want to make a print 4 x larger than my Epson 3000 will print. How do I cut an image in 4 and print each section full size. I use PS7 and a PC. What method
RE: [Digital BW] Slightly OT: Binding prints into a book
2004-03-01 by Jake Hellbach
Also Sony (imagestation) has an online book. http://www.imagestation.com/shop/product/photobook/?_cart_=1075973803 Jake Fine Art Photography
Re: [Digital BW] Slightly OT: Binding prints into a book
2004-03-01 by Mark Savoia
How about an Apple iPhoto book? Also there is http://www.mypublisher.com/default.php Mark
RE: [Digital BW] Slightly OT: Binding prints into a book
2004-03-01 by Jim Doyle
Anton, Call Mark at CT Photo an ask him. Here is his website http://www.ctphoto.com He has lots to offer Not sure on binding but worth a try. Good Luck Jim
Re: [Digital BW] Presumed Advantages of UT7 inkset over RIP?
2004-03-01 by luisvcool
With regard to the dotiness in the highlights, how would UT7 compare when used with QTR? Would using QTR make any difference at all in this respect? Thanks.
Slightly OT: Binding prints into a book
2004-03-01 by Anton Young
I ve been asked to get a dummy book together for a book proposal. I d like to bind it as much as possible like a published book, rather than some nasty kinko s
Re: [Digital BW] Presumed Advantages of UT7 inkset over RIP?
2004-03-01 by chipcarterdc
Paul: thanks, as always, for the response. I m one of the hungry masses clamouring for the UT inkset for the 9600 -- glad to hear that at least your
Re: Studioprint and UC inks with 7600
2004-03-01 by Sören Lindqvist
Sorry I meant Selenium tone of course and not sepia ;) Regards Soren
RE: [Digital BW] Presumed Advantages of UT7 inkset over RIP?
2004-03-01 by Paul Roark
... The UT7 inkset will have the same density light inks as the UT2. These are lighter than the UC light black ink. I don t find highlight roughness to be a
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Lyson Print Guard > Hydrocote and Liquitex
2004-03-01 by Paul Roark
Tom, ... From what I could tell, a good spray gun and booth is the way to go for large prints. ... The amount of gloss seems to be subjective. With the Meyer
Re: Studioprint and UC inks with 7600
2004-03-01 by Sören Lindqvist
Ellie, I have done some test with 9600 and it looks like it will be able to do it. What I did was to print a density strip to linearize and read it with
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Studioprint and UC inks with 7600
2004-03-01 by Ellie Kennard
Thanks Tyler, I have to make my decision in the next couple of weeks, so really need to hear from someone who has been (un)successful with this combination, if
Presumed Advantages of UT7 inkset over RIP?
2004-03-01 by chipcarterdc
There were a bunch of digital B&W at PMA shootout threads recently. In one of them, I believe Paul mentioned that, although he had not done a direct
RE: [Digital BW] UT EZ B&W on C84
2004-03-01 by George Le Masurier
[Digital BW] Re: Lyson Print Guard > Hydrocote and Liquitex
2004-03-01 by Tom Andrews
Hi Paul, I have had a few prints sprayed with Liquitex by Infinite-editions.com in the Denver area. They use a professional spray gun and spray booth. Mixed
Re: [Digital BW] Where to buy Inks and Paper in France
2004-03-01 by goloupi
... n... wrote: Well well, Am I the only french man in this group who care about Ditital B&W printing ?? --- In
Re: Studioprint and UC inks with 7600
2004-03-01 by Tyler Boley
I ve been working on some ideas for this, should get results very similar to IP. But I won t have my hands on a 7600 w/ Ultrachromes for a few weeks for
Re: [Digital BW] S/N figures etc for digital cameras
2004-03-01 by Tom Baker
Yep. That s all in the future. Tom Baker Steve Kale wrote: Hi Tom A couple of quick comments. Firstly price is not necessarily a
RE: [Digital BW] Tutorial for creating custom curves?
2004-03-01 by Paul Roark
I suspect MIS will market the UT-FS inks in the new Piezo ICC layout and have curves available for them. If you re interested, let MIS know. Paul
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Lyson Print Guard > Hydrocote and Liquitex
2004-03-01 by Paul Roark
Ken, I used the Meyer rod for applying Liquitex and Hydrocote. For 8x10 it worded fine. I never did get the system scaled up to 16x20, however. Paul
Re: [Digital BW] Where to buy Inks and Paper in France
2004-03-01 by Tibu
Well well, Am I the only french man in this group who care about Ditital B&W printing ?? ... MIS / Piezography or Perma Jet ... ... France ??
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Lyson Print Guard > Hydrocote and Liquitex
2004-03-01 by xspamxken.schuster
Paul - How do you apply the Liquitex (Meyer rod, power spray, brush-on, etc.)? Ken ________________________________________________________________ Never
Re: UT2 installation on a new 1290s.
2004-03-01 by colingruk
... ink ... then ... will ... I am pleased to report that, after the 1290s was idle for ten days, the UT2 inkset fired up with only one deflecting (colour)
Studioprint and UC inks with 7600
2004-03-01 by Ellie Kennard
Does anyone use Studio Print with the Ultrachome inks and produce good neutral or warm etc. toned BW prints? I am thinking particularly of the 7600 for this.
Re: [Digital BW] S/N figures etc for digital cameras
2004-03-01 by Steve Kale
Hi Tom A couple of quick comments. Firstly price is not necessarily a good of judge of quality and value. Secondly, yes they are designed - at the moment -
Re: [Digital BW] Tutorial for creating custom curves?
2004-03-01 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.
Hello Paul, Is there a UT ink set available that will replace the FS-E hex inks for use with the Epson Driver ?? Thanks, Alex Orlando FL ... New page
Re: [Digital BW] Photo Black or Matte Black UC with Imageprint?
2004-03-01 by Tom Baker
There is quite a bit of difference in the printing characteristics of various canvas materials. Enough that some can be used with eith photo or matte black.
Re: [Digital BW] S/N figures etc for digital cameras
2004-03-01 by Tom Baker
We don t really have to go by either noise or pixel count numbers. Look at the prints side by side. In the couple of instances I ve been able to do that,
Re: [Digital BW] S/N figures etc for digital cameras
2004-03-01 by Truman Prevatt
An A/D takes a fixed voltage range say 0 to 1 volt. The signal needs to be in that range in order for the A/D to provide the a digital conversion that
Re: StudioPrint
2004-03-01 by Tyler Boley
... You can add me to the mix just to confuse things. Ask away. Tyler
Printer Cleaning with Foam Swabs
2004-03-01 by michaelrosensf
Some time back, someone recommended Radio Shack Foam Swabs as preferable to Q tips for cleaning. They re in their catalog as 44-1094, but my local store tells
Re: [Digital BW] Photo Black or Matte Black UC with Imageprint?
2004-03-01 by colorspanmam
Thanks Tom, The cost of losing around $100 per time I change the cartridges means in that case that I will restrict myself to using only the art papers. Which
RE: [Digital BW] StudioPrint
2004-03-01 by Frank J Mares
I too use the software on both a 7500(quadtone0 with Piezotones and Ultrachromes on a 7600. Please feel free to ask questions . Thanks Frank FRANCIS JAMES
RE: [Digital BW] Re: New into Digital Printing -- Epson 1290S or 2100/2200 ?
2004-03-01 by Paul Roark
... VT Blax is the name Permajet uses for its version of my variable-tone inksets. The old one is like MIS VM. The New VT Blax is similar to UT2 in its
Re: [Digital BW] StudioPrint
2004-03-01 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 2/29/2004 5:46:41 PM Pacific Standard Time, ... Fire away your questions. I think there are a couple users here. I use it with the Cone
StudioPrint
2004-03-01 by agordo55441
I have questions about StudioPrint. Is any one in this group using it? Are there any user groups? Thanks.
Re: New into Digital Printing -- Epson 1290S or 2100/2200 ?
2004-03-01 by luisvcool
Mr. Roark, is this the new VT Blax you mention in your website? I have all these ink names mixed up. VT Blax is one ink like Eboni Black? Thanks.
RE: [Digital BW] Re: New into Digital Printing -- Epson 1290S or 2100/2200 ?
2004-03-01 by Paul Roark
... The PermaJet inks are from the same family of inks as the MIS versions. ... I don t know anything about them. ... PermaJet should have the new VT Blax in
RE: [Digital BW] New into Digital Printing -- Epson 1290S or 2100/2200 ?
2004-03-01 by Paul Roark
Thierry, ... I would not attempt to use a printer that is not specifically supported for the inkset you want. Paul www.PaulRoark.com For UT2 information,
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Lyson Print Guard > Hydrocote and Liquitex
2004-03-01 by Paul Roark
Tom, ... No, I think they look alike. I used Liquitex first, in fact. The dilution of the solutions and guage of the wire rod is the variable that controls
RE: [Digital BW] S/N figures etc for digital cameras
2004-03-01 by Paul D. DeRocco
... That s a good reason to want more S/N in the system, not just more bits in the A/D. There s never any reason to have more bits in the A/D than the S/N
Re: [Digital BW] S/N figures etc for digital cameras
2004-03-01 by Truman Prevatt
One reason to have more bits in the A/D is to give yourself a margin for error in an image for under or over exposure or in RF systems for bad gain settings.
RE: [Digital BW] S/N figures etc for digital cameras
2004-03-01 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I actually ran some rigorous tests on my Minolta DiMage 7. Since its raw output is uncompressed, I was able to write a program that rounded it off to fewer
Re: [Digital BW] New into Digital Printing -- Epson 1290S or 2100/2200 ?
2004-02-29 by Tom Baker
I believe you are not being very realistic to think that somehow digital printing is easier than darkroom. You still must know what you are doing in terms
Re: [Digital BW] S/N figures etc for digital cameras
2004-02-29 by Truman Prevatt
Steve, That is the 64 dollar question. The answer is it probably depends on who is looking at the image. I could take a CD cut add noise to it to simulate 8