Re: [Digital BW] Epson 2200- need to print black and white..
2004-02-07 by Carl Schofield
Hi Steve, This is very strange indeed. We seem to be dealing with two completely different inks. The LAB data for my Epson PK printed BO on Epson premium
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2004-02-07 by Carl Schofield
Hi Steve, This is very strange indeed. We seem to be dealing with two completely different inks. The LAB data for my Epson PK printed BO on Epson premium
2004-02-07 by Steve Kale
Here are the readings. I am interested as to how you interpret these, Steve. LGOROWLENGTH 1 CREATED 2/7/2004 # Time: 13:46 INSTRUMENTATION Eye
2004-02-07 by ckayakman
Just did my first UT2 printing on 1280, using epson black because MIS sent me eboni cart for the wrong printer. Results so far are exceptional. However I do
2004-02-07 by Carl Schofield
Steve, I ve used this technique with both the UT1 and UT2 inksets and an Epson 1270 printer. Only the gray inks (and toner inks with UT1) are used, but the
2004-02-07 by Paul D. DeRocco
... If you post the Lab values, I can make 3D plots of them. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:pderocco@ix.netcom.com
2004-02-07 by Paul D. DeRocco
... The problem isn t color management, it s that the driver only has RGB inputs. If it took CMYK profiles, that would be a lot more versatile. -- Ciao,
2004-02-07 by Brian Pannier
... DeRocco
2004-02-07 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Yeah, bronzing is an issue with PK. I noticed it in an ImagePrint grayscale print using stock UC inks, because of the increased reliance on the black ink.
2004-02-07 by Steve Kale
I have printed the QTR 21 step linearization grey scale using BO and my PK cartridge. I will let it dry overnight and measure it with Eye-One Measure Tool
2004-02-07 by Roger L Sopher
At this point, there is no equivalent in Linux for being able to print from something like Photoshop print preview. I often use GIMP for final sizing or
2004-02-07 by Steve Kale
I have learnt that a colour managed (read: synced) workflow simply will not yet produce good B&W. If you use a profile you are still stuck with how the Epson
2004-02-07 by D. Hill
Sean, What printer are you using? Might be the dreaded pizza wheels which are easily remedied. http://www.inkjetart.com/pizza/index.html Don ...
2004-02-07 by John Vitollo
... Tom, Bill s profiles will not work as the head technology is different for the 2200. But...go to this link for 2200 custom profiles:
2004-02-07 by Steve Kale
Hi Carl You have mentioned this before but can you elaborate. Which ink set etc? Also how do you find the Eboni BO on RC re reflectance? I just don¹t like
2004-02-07 by Sean
I am having trouble with tractor marks on my finished prints ( vertical ). I searched the archives and could not find anything. I remember a thread about
2004-02-07 by Paul Roark
Sean, ... For glossy paper, the Epson printer pizza wheels may leave marks on the finished print. I recommend the wheels be removed. See the instructions
2004-02-07 by André Vallejo
I´m trying to create a duotone (or tri,or quad) that resemble grafitti gray to monochrome printing...anyone has a hint about primaries? I saw some prints made
2004-02-07 by Steve Kale
Paul I can only say that what you see is what I get. I have not used UC PK that much. In fact it wasn¹t until the flurry of interest in sprayed RC paper
2004-02-07 by Carl Schofield
... Yes, you could do that but you would also have to deal with bronzing problems. Eboni alone +PremierArt PrintShield on semigloss or other RC papers will
2004-02-07 by Tom OConnell
... stock ones, ... through ... Paul- As a result of your post, I checked this out (thanks for the impetus, been meaning to do it foreve). It can be found on
2004-02-07 by Steve Kale
You can do what I am thinking about doing which is to purchase a CFS for the 2100/2200 - see below:
2004-02-07 by chaofeng
Yes, I d appreciate your scripts very much. Please send directly to twohorses123@hotmail.com when you get a chance. Great thanks. Chao ... supported in ...
2004-02-07 by flyfishingusa2002
Today I received in the mail a number of BO prints ( I joined the BO print exchange) I can only say if you saw them you would be a total convert to BO
2004-02-06 by Paul Roark
Jim, Good point. I need an editor. Thanks. Paul www.PaulRoark.com For UT2 information, curves, and settings see: http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/ ... From: Jim
2004-02-06 by Mark Hahn
I would prefer printed output, then I could scan them all with the same scanner and settings. I wasn t that concerned with neutrality since I ve only seen
2004-02-06 by Roger L Sopher
On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 14:37, chaofeng wrote: QTcups is pretty much a thing of the past. It is no longer supported in the newer versions such as SuSE 9.0 or
2004-02-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I d hate to see someone buy these, and then complain that everything comes out in black-and-white. ;-) -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul
2004-02-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... What do you want, scans of printed output? That would allow us to see if any workflows produced unexpected posterization, but it wouldn t allow us to
2004-02-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Is there any other reason to use Eboni, besides the fact that it s more neutral in BO printing? If I use a RIP, I can tweak the brown out of the PK with a
2004-02-06 by Jim Batzer
Hi Paul, First, I d like to thank you so much for all your work developing inksets and custom curves. Your contribution to digital print-making continues to be
2004-02-06 by Mike Sommers
What s wrong with the one I submitted yesterday? www.reverendhookems.com/clockgradient.jpg I can do a 1280 + UT-2 + Roark Neutral on Epson Enhanced Matte and
2004-02-06 by Mark Hahn
ok, there apparently isn t a reference comparing the gradients from the major inksets/workflows/RIPs... are there any volunteers to submit a gradient? I can
2004-02-06 by julie stapen
beautiful image! There are such big differences in two prints. The ebony looking neutral to me and the pk being very warm, more of what I m used to getting. I
2004-02-06 by chaofeng
Followed the excellent document by Roger Sopher, I have successfully installed QuadTone RIP on RedHat9. But the qtcups utility suggested by Roger s document
2004-02-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... The ImagePrint web site has a huge library of profiles for all sorts of papers and inks. Since I don t actually own it, I ve so far only had the
2004-02-06 by Diana York
Thank you Clayton for your review of our papers for BO printing. We will be releasing a new paper very soon, a smooth version of Osprey with a new coating
2004-02-06 by lea
Does this program work using lustre papers or does it work best on matte finishes? Thanks, Lea ... From: Paul D. DeRocco To:
2004-02-06 by Don
... ow. ... Clayton, I have no doubt that YOU ARE THE MAN! Since reading about your BO technique I have been printing my B&W on my Epson 2200 since early
2004-02-06 by Steve Kale
Hi Carl The print is unsprayed, printed this evening with a newly opened cartridge. The tint is very subtle - only slightly obvious when next to the other
2004-02-06 by Carl Schofield
The Eboni dmax on SG without spraying is pretty low (about 1.5), but goes up to about 2.1 after spraying and is neutral. PK has a higher dmax, both before and
2004-02-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Yep, the PK looks brown to me, and the Eboni doesn t. So does Eboni have a higher Dmax than PK on Premium Semigloss, Luster or Glossy? Or is it just more
2004-02-06 by Carl Schofield
Steve, Interesting results with the PK on epson semigloss (sprayed?). Does the actual print look purple, or just the scan? The scans of the two prints I
2004-02-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... That you should get purple is very strange. I get definite brown, and I ve heard numerous other people say the same thing. I printed a Photo Black step
2004-02-06 by Steve Kale
thanks From: Mike Sommers Reply-To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Date: Fri, 06 Feb 2004 14:35:56 -0500 To:
2004-02-06 by Steve Kale
Sorry for the shorthand. BO = black only printing. MK = matt black ink. PK = photo black ink. The UC inks are Epson Ultrachrome inks ie the inks that come
2004-02-06 by Mike Sommers
If you re using a PC, right-click on the image and select Save Picture As... from the dialog that pops up. If you re using a Mac, I believe you can just
2004-02-06 by julie stapen
I do use a mac, luckily, and am running 10.2.8 I am thrilled with all of this advice and my clients will be too, as I ve promised I can print black and white!
2004-02-06 by Steve Kale
Sorry Mike, am I missing something...when I go to this link I get the image on my screen but not a download....
2004-02-06 by Steve Kale
I am going to retract my statement below about there being limited differences between the hues of BO MK and PK prints. (It seems I must have badly labelled
2004-02-06 by Tom OConnell
Norm- you don t say whether you are mac or pc...there are several free solutions for mac. Image Print seems to yield the best results for pc (for both color