Re: [Digital BW] Eboni BO on Semi-gloss
2004-01-23 by Steve Kale
Carl Is there any particular reason why you are using 20% dot gain print space vs Gray Gamma 2.2 typically used for QTR work? I have noted Clayton¹s
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2004-01-23 by Steve Kale
Carl Is there any particular reason why you are using 20% dot gain print space vs Gray Gamma 2.2 typically used for QTR work? I have noted Clayton¹s
2004-01-23 by Jake Hellbach
I use the MIS system. I bought the prefilled bulk system for my Epson 1270 so I wouldn t have to fill anything with ink. It installed just like the
2004-01-23 by Paul Roark
There s good news and bad news. The bad news is that UT2 does not work in the 2200. The good news is that I have a beta UT-2200 inkset that seems to fix the
2004-01-23 by slightlyoutoffocus
The Imageprint website touts the ability of the RIP to handle Quad Black inks (which I would assume to include MIS). My fuzzy memory tells me that some people
2004-01-23 by jerdiakiw
I wonder when following clayton Jones workflow in BO with his front end PScs settings if they have to be changed if you switch back to printing in color? Or
2004-01-23 by Tony Bonanno
Hi Owen, I have two Windows XP workstations in the studio, one of them still has the old version 5.31 driver on it. I just made a few comparison prints
2004-01-23 by Steve Kale
Hi Roy I am hoping to get back to ³making curves² this weekend for my 2100 (and from there to the soft proofing profiles). With regard to ink limits, where
2004-01-23 by aitor Peña Inclán
Hi, I have a 1290 waiting to decided what to do with it.I have no experiencie in B/W printing. I have order a cartridge set of UT2 from MIS as I read here is
2004-01-23 by Tyler Boley
ARGB is gamma 2.2, so I think you did it right. If that is what you normally send to the RIP then no further assigning is necessary. Tyler
2004-01-23 by lovelipp
I use T400 CN film and scan on a Minolta Dimage 5400. I have scanned at B&W setting and also color negative setting, which comes on the screen in weird color.
2004-01-23 by J Vee
I don¹t know if anyone is interested and it is essentially an Epson group , but since I have learned so much here that I have been able to apply, I will
2004-01-23 by Tom Andrews
Hi, Probably the profile. I prefer the Entrada 300 Natural to the Premier Art Hot Press, having done comparison printing on these and other matte papers,
2004-01-23 by colorspanmam
... different. Fine then. As I send to the RIP in that, there should be no problem. Thanks. Regards, Ellie
2004-01-23 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Adobe RGB is gamma 2.2. sRGB is close to 2.2, but visibly different. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul
2004-01-23 by James Haney
Rita, I take a sheet of PhotoRag or Somerset velvet or German Etching, basically any 200+ weight paper and spray about 3 squirts on one side of the sheet. Not
2004-01-23 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Some of it. Of course a print is a positive, and the goal is to make the scan look like the print. With a negative, you want the scan to look not like the
2004-01-23 by colorspanmam
Thanks again Tyler, I may have done this wrong then... I converted to the ARGB 1998 colour space, and I don t know if that is also 2.2 gamma. What would be a
2004-01-23 by Austin Franklin
Hi Tom, I guess so, but I have no experience really, with scanning B&W prints... Regards, Austin
2004-01-23 by yes
Hi--I m trying to decide which is the best (easy to install, reliable, economical) bulk feed/continuous ink system for an inkjet printer (I have an Epson
2004-01-23 by Tyler Boley
Ellie, as Roy noted you may have better luck measuring his chart. He did a great job of organizing the patches so that you can strip measure without gaps .
2004-01-23 by Alan Zinn
Linda, I have always had better results contacting MIS on the phone. It is a small company and email may not be their best use of technical staff time. Need
2004-01-23 by Colorado Light
Would everything that has been discussed in this thread regarding scanning b+w negatives apply equally to scanning b+w prints? I have been scanning in color
2004-01-23 by Roy Harrington
Hi Ellie, I suspect it ll work just fine then. Use the file in my download and just convert the gray .tif to RGB. And as Tyler mentioned if you want to proof
2004-01-23 by colorspanmam
Thanks for the reply Tyler, I will try to make the profile from the converted file first, as it might be difficult for the eye one to read the patches on the
2004-01-23 by colorspanmam
Hi Roy, Thanks for the reply. THe file that I get from a scanned BW negative have RGB values that don t usually vary by more than about 10, and usually much
2004-01-23 by Jack M Kucy
In order to have letters like that showing on your screen (MIS computer for example) you have to chose English (International version) as a computer language.
2004-01-23 by Austin Franklin
Hi Eddy, Entirely scanner/software dependant. That is why it may be better to simply scan in RGB and do the conversion in PS, where I believe you can change
2004-01-23 by Austin Franklin
Hi Bill, I m skeptical that there is any need for particular color information to better render Caucasian skin tones when scanning B&W negatives. Perhaps
2004-01-23 by luisvcool
Hi. I downloaded the OPM profile for Entrada 300 Natural paper from the Files section of the Group. I made a print and compared it with Epson VFA and
2004-01-23 by Owen P. Evans
Hi Tony, I had a bad experience with the version 5.4 drivers. Once installed, all of my colour printing got super saturated. All of my B&W printing, using Carl
2004-01-23 by Ernst Dinkla
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2004-01-23 by aitor Peña Inclán
B. Alex Pettit Jr. el 23/1/04 11:27 escribió ... But its in my credit card name, that s why Mis have problems to charge the order. Do you know which is
2004-01-23 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.
I also have had a few emails that were never answered, and been put on hold (non toll free call) for so long I just gave up... They may have good inks, but I
2004-01-23 by Eddy
Right, I understand your point about the lack of control over the mix. What I was wondering was whether Vuescan, or Silverfast, or some other driver
2004-01-23 by aitor Peña Inclán
Ed Mathews el 23/1/04 01:04 escribió ... For people like me outside the US as english is not my mother language, the email is the best support option. It s a
2004-01-23 by smund01
Hi, I have been using Clayton s settings for BO printing using a 1290s with OEM inks on EAM paper and have been quite pleased with the results. But I have
2004-01-23 by Roy Harrington
Hi Ellie, I m wondering if the RGB file you send to the printer is basically gray where R=G=B or at least close. Or do the 3 RGB channels separately control
2004-01-23 by Tyler Boley
... I... wrote: .. The differences I can see here are that I am working with ARGB files (converted from the scanner profile) as I scan the B&W negs in
2004-01-23 by Scott Graham
I ve found that I can keep Epson cartridges (for the 1200) a fairly long time and using them to test the printer. I put the MIS steel plugs in them after I am
2004-01-23 by Bill Morse
Right, I was referring to the rendering of Caucasian skin tones in a B&W negative, scanned in RGB, then converted to greyscale Bill. ... [Non-text portions of
2004-01-23 by Mark Hahn
Yupp, that s why I tried to make it clear that it was just *my* opinion:) mark ... seen ... it ... ink, you
2004-01-23 by Roger Smith
DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.comRBSmih1/22/04 6:50 PM1/03/2004DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.comrbsmith252@comcast.ne t ... Linda, They
2004-01-23 by Tom Baker
My Nikon 8000, using the Nikon software, is scanning in RGB and converting. You can set the parameters for RGB on an b&w neg and you get a slightly colored
2004-01-23 by Austin Franklin
Hi Eddy, ... Well, the actual conversion may happen physically IN the scanner it self, or the driver may take the three channels, and do it on the host
2004-01-23 by Austin Franklin
Hi Bill, ... Er, hum...I believe that s for color to B&W conversion...not for an RGB scan of a B&W negative...there are no Caucasian skin tones in a B&W
2004-01-23 by colorspanmam
Hello Roy This is my first introduction to the group, as I joined it when someone posted a reference to this posting on the Colormanagement group in answer to
2004-01-23 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
I haven t used their customer support, but I use their resetter and at the beginning I was unable to make it work. Mine does not alligns as it is supposed to.
2004-01-23 by Tom Baker
On IP5.6 the only inkset that is supported is Ultrachrome. Tom Baker bobphoto wrote: Does IP work with MIS inks? [Non-text portions of
2004-01-23 by Jerry in Houston
Paul... for any of the Epson printers (and prob any other brand) I would use the latest driver available on the Epson (or whatever) website. The drivers on XP
2004-01-23 by Tony Bonanno
Paul, Should have mentioned that the Windows XP driver from Epson for the 2200 that I m using is version 5.40. Tony ... driver ... originally ... the ... the