Re: 2200 drivers
2004-01-23 by Tony Bonanno
Paul, Now you ve got me wondering. I recently downloaded the 2200 driver from Epson s website as it was a newer version than what originally came with my
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[Digital BW] Re: 1280 / CFS nightmare
2004-01-23 by Bob Michaels
Harry, use only the Epson carts till you ve got the nozzle clog problems solved. That way you know you have good carts. I find the Epson ink to be best at
2200 drivers
2004-01-23 by Paul Roark
I received the 2200, and my Win XP appeared to have a driver already loaded for it. The appearance of the driver was just like the usual newer Epson drivers.
Re: OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-23 by Bob Michaels
Linda, one more thought. IF you ve gone completely through all the website suggested fixes and still have a problem, MIS is very good. I know this for a fact.
RE: [Digital BW] Re: UT2 Information & Curves on-line-Thanks Paul!
2004-01-23 by Paul Roark
Mike, ... Print from grayscale files when the sliders are used. ... It s good to see the sliders are being used. ... I don t know how the papers compare. EEM
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 1280 / CFS nightmare
2004-01-23 by Harry Saddler
Since my original post, I went to MIS site and followed the instructions for introducing an air break into the carts. Suddenly, two problematic colors
Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-23 by Steve Kale
I have conversed with MIS via email as I live in the UK. I must admit that you have to be patient but they responded to each and every one of my emails
Re: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-23 by Bob Michaels
re: your comment unless you re satisfied with Black Only printing implying BO is not quite as good as quadtone. There are some of use who can print both ways
Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-23 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
E-mail is certainly NOT the best way to communicate with MIS... I do echo the sentiments of others here in saying they are on a short list in my book as one of
Cartridge Resetter (was OT: MIS Support?)
2004-01-23 by Chris Hargens
I m not sure what your problem with this cartridge resetter involves, but when I first used one I was unaware of the fact (no mention in instructions) that you
Re: OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-23 by LAJacobs
Thanks to all who replied - what nice tesimonies! I m going to try again and will stay home a little later tomorrow so I can call MIS. In thinking about it,
RE: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-23 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I really like the 2200 on Premium Luster. Even with the Matte Black ink, you can t get as dense blacks on any Enhanced Matte. -- Ciao, Paul
Re: 1280 / CFS nightmare
2004-01-23 by Bob Michaels
Any problems in a system with a CFS requires you first substitue original Epson carts to determine if you have a nozzle problem or cart problem. Otherwise
RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-23 by Paul D. DeRocco
... That may be true, but I would expect that on a particular negative, the tonal curve would be the same everywhere, so could be corrected to whatever you
Re: OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-23 by Mark Hahn
...I don t know about you guys, but my inkjet in now my main form of photo output so you can t keep me off the photo... I need to fix this NOW!!! mark ... to
Re: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-23 by Mark Hahn
all the 2200 prints on glossy and lustre type papers that I have seen do not look as good to me as matte paper prints behind glass. the bronzing etc. is not
Re: OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-23 by Bob Michaels
MIS will tell you up front that they re not the best as responding to e-mail and that phoning them is the best way. My experience bears that out. Like you, I d
Re: OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-23 by Mark Hahn
I have used them for about 3 years and in my experience they always honor their promises and resolve problems as soon as humanly possible... now, I have never
RE: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-23 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Do you mean that the 2200 is better on matte than on glossy in an absolute sense, or do you mean that when compared to a dye printer the 2200 is more of an
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-23 by Bill Morse
Hi Paul- When you scan large numbers of negatives, and in particular older negatives, you learn to expect subtle differences in the channels, from many
Re: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-23 by Mark Hahn
ok, it isn t quite ideal since, IMO, the 2200 only really *shines* on matte paper and not on glossy. ImagePrint is perfect right out of the box. mark ...
RE: [Digital BW] OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-23 by john eckenrode
yes that is kinda the word on MIS, they have even told me as much. great on the phone. okay with email-yet even my email replies have been relatively swift.
Re: [Digital BW] OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-23 by Eileen Chun
I have had good customer service with MIS. They have always been prompt in getting back to me. Not sure which Sunday you contacted them, but if it was this
Re: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-23 by bobphoto
Does IP work with MIS inks? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-23 by Paul D. DeRocco
... If there are significant differences in tonality among the three channels, then the image of the negative won t look monochromatic--you ll see actual
RE: [Digital BW] OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-23 by Ed Mathews
I tried to contact them a couple times via e-mail and they were s-l-o-w to respond. But when I called them, they were fast and courteous, and extremely
OT: MIS Support?
2004-01-22 by LAJacobs
Forgive the OT post but I know many of you purchase from MIS Associates and I would like your input on their customer service. I was planning to purchase MIS
Re: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-22 by Tom Baker
Lea - There s no fiddling with IP. Install it and print. When you select the paper profile from a drop down menu, it takes care of all of the settings. The
Re: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-22 by bwinkjet
Hi Lea, Image Print 5.6 is easy to use after set up which can be a bit complicated, particularly if using a firewire connection with your printer. Once set up
Re: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-22 by lea
Does this mean ideal using Epson cartridges and semi-gloss paper (my preference is Ilford Smooth Pearl) on an Epson 2200? How easy is Image print to use
Re: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-22 by Tom Baker
Bob Except for cost, the Imageprint 2200/7600/9600/(soon)4000 is as close as you ll get to an ideal single printer solution. No hassle, no fuss, just print.
Re: OBA's???
2004-01-22 by Phil Rose
... being used to whiten the coating/paper) ... and the base sheet is very white, ... developing coatings which are OBA free and ... past. IMO yellowing is
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by Eddy
Austin, I have a question, if you don t mind: When you say, in the scanner, I assume you are referring to the scanner driver, right? So if I use Vuescan to
Re: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-22 by Mark Hahn
most people on this list are using quadtones, and you can get stunning results, but once you look closely at the details they all seem to have issues. With no
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by Bill Morse
... Hi Paul- This is a curious statement. If you look at the individual channels of an RGB scan of a B&W neg or print, you will see subtle but potentially
Re: [Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-22 by chipcarterdc
I disagree. A good method is provided by ImagePrint (which I m currently using) or QuadTone RIP. That said, the best solution probably IS a printer
1280 / CFS nightmare
2004-01-22 by Harry Saddler
I just switched my 1280 from MIS VM to MIS UT-2/Eboni, using a new, prefilled set of MIS CFS carts & tubes. I cannot get clean nozzle checks. I did
RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by Paul D. DeRocco
... That s not surprising, so if it s true for a particular scanner, I would hope that the scanner designers would simply use the green channel when scanning
RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by Paul D. DeRocco
... If the different channels have different amounts of noise by more than a few db, then the optimum would be to take the best channel and chuck the other
[Digital BW] BW Printing Conclusion
2004-01-22 by bobphoto
I have come to the conclusion after reading this forum for some time that the only good method of printing BW images is to use quadtone unless you are
RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by Austin Franklin
Paul, ... As always, that depends on the scanner. The red channel is typically, by far, the fuzziest channel...so minimizing the amount of red in the mix
RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by Austin Franklin
Cat, ... One thing to keep in mind is that almost every scanner scans B&W in RGB anyway, and does a conversion in the scanner, with a canned RGB mix. So,
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by hogarth
Personally, I scan in 16bit grayscale, and print in 16bit grayscale. When you scan a B&W negative in RGB, you pickup the color of the base, whatever stains
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Well, maybe... Some emulsions might do better under certain illuminating colors. AND.. One might find that running noise reduction software on each
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by Mark Hahn
see this article: http://www.kcbx.net/~mhd/2photo/digital/colbw.htm there are differences in the color channel information from a rgb scan of a b&w negative...
RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-22 by Paul D. DeRocco
... No. There s no color information at all in B&W negatives. Playing with the Channel Mixer knobs (keeping their sum equal to 100) will have no effect on the
Ilford Smooth Pearl Premount Sheets
2004-01-22 by Carl Schofield
Has anyone tried the new Ilford Gallery Smooth Pearl pre-mounts? It is available in several sizes (11x14, 12x16, 16x20, 20x24) pre-mounted to a board
Re: OBA's???
2004-01-22 by luisvcool
Diana, what papers from Hawk Mountain have a D-max and a texture like Epson VFA? I use an Epson 2200 with Epson inks and I make color and B&W (with OPM/IJC)
Re: OBA's???
2004-01-22 by Diana York
A lot of that will depend on both the amount of OBA s (i.e. how much OBA s are being used to whiten the coating/paper) and the whiteness of the base sheet. If
Re: [Digital BW] Epson fine art papers with OBA's???
2004-01-22 by luisvcool
Thanks John and Diana. VFA is such a nice paper. So since VFA has OBA s this means that it will yellow in time? Even if it s under glass? That s