Re: [Digital BW] New icc based Soft-proof profiles for QTR
2004-01-14 by Carl Schofield
I ve found a way to strip read the targets. I used ColorLab to create new reference and target files from the original i1 RGB 1.5 reference file. I converted
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2004-01-14 by Carl Schofield
I ve found a way to strip read the targets. I used ColorLab to create new reference and target files from the original i1 RGB 1.5 reference file. I converted
2004-01-14 by AWStolzing@aol.com
I add a photo I took one moment ago of a print made with HP 7960 Black and White printing/Black only option ticked on HP Premium Glossy. The photo of the
2004-01-14 by michaelrosensf
Occasionally, I get a request for the use of photographs in a book or magazine. I previously loaned prints for that purpose. However, I have completely
2004-01-14 by Jean-Marc Humbert
... with the 59 ... Any input about this new HP printer? Has anyone on the group tried it (with the #59 cartridge)? Any comparison with the other solutions? JM
2004-01-14 by Roy Harrington
... @n... wrote: On Jan 13, 2004, at 1:32 AM, Antonis Ricos wrote: Imageprint? Septone? QTR? MIS inks? What?? Easiest out of
2004-01-14 by AWStolzing@aol.com
I suggest that apart from the restriction on A 4 the HP Printers with the 59 black and grey cartridge (HP 7960) are the solution. [Non-text portions of this
2004-01-14 by njfranknj
I tried some of the above fixative with color and B&W prints on Epson Enahnced Matte and Premium Glossy Photo papers. Three light coats in quick succession
2004-01-14 by Steve Kale
Roy Thanks for the help. Sorry I have been away and have only just come back to this. Am I right in that one should determine the various ink limits (and I
2004-01-14 by Tom Andrews
Hi, I just tried out some Renaissance wax as a final coat on Epson Premium Luster paper. It seems to work really well, giving an almost invisible finish to
2004-01-14 by lynnfoster
... Hi . I am new to this list and to the world of BW digital printing. I have a g4 dual processor. photoshop 7 and also an epson 2200 printer. Ive been
2004-01-14 by Stan Shire
We have four Rotatrims in our finishing area. All are used heavily by students. Other than blade changes we have had no problems. In addition, I can think of
2004-01-14 by Seth Rossman
Are you nuts?? What do you think the CIA does to help them operate? Forges stuff. =-----Original Message----- =From: Anthony G. Atkielski
2004-01-14 by Seth Rossman
Well, not really. Don t go in there and even plant that seed in their head. Non-Epson inks, the way they taught it in Epson repair school, only void the
2004-01-14 by john eckenrode
... hi neil Carl Schofield has a UT profile for the beta 8 version of QTR. beta 9 probably needs a tweek or two. here is a link to his sharing site
2004-01-14 by colingruk
... Hi, Richard, I have not ordered inks from the US from England - I live in Greece - but was disdappointed by the service from Permajet in the UK. I have
2004-01-14 by Steve Bell
On 13/1/04 1:21 am, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com ... I too am in the UK and use a 1290s. To my eyes, not all images suit BO printing. There
2004-01-14 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello Mike. I use Imageprint with a 2200 on a PC with windows xp pro 2000. I have never calibrated my system with an outside system. My first print was perfect
2004-01-14 by Neil Carpenter
Well, *that* would explain it. I m off to search, but a pointer to profiles for MIS UT inks would be fabulous. Thanks, Roy! _____ From: Roy Harrington
2004-01-14 by Roy Harrington
... What profiles are you using with this setup? It s important that you use profiles that are designed for that particular inkset. The profiles in the QTR
2004-01-14 by Neil Carpenter
I ve just gotten in my MIS Ultratone ink cartridges for my Epson 2200. I ve got QTR setup under OSX 10.3, using Photoshop CS to print. All of my prints that
2004-01-14 by Allen Birnbach
Alas, I probably did 20 cycles with the Epson cleaning carts, and probably 30 cycles with Epson EOM inks over four days. No luck. Unless I get some other
2004-01-14 by Tyler Boley
Give yourself some credit Carl, even with Dan s old work few if any have carried it forward. It takes some creative thinking to come up with this stuff. Your
2004-01-14 by Owen Riss
Hi Tom, I would like to participate in your print exchange this month. I ve been listening in for about 3 months and have learned a lot. Please send the
2004-01-14 by Jayanand Govindaraj
Tom, I would bw interested - but I live in India, and I am also a newbie. Could you sign me up & also let me the precise rules so I dont screw up? Another
2004-01-14 by Joe Davajon
A special thanks for your response to my question! You re the kind of people that make this forum so productive and enjoyable! Joe D.
2004-01-14 by Joe Davajon
A special thanks to
2004-01-14 by sceptre12345
... Humbert wrote: Bonjour Jean-Marc, ... Je possède également une imprimante Epson 1160. J ai débuté avec le systeme Piezo de Inkjetmall
2004-01-14 by luisvcool
Thanks alot! ... demo link about 1/2 way down the page.
2004-01-14 by Tom Baker
I ordered some from them (?) and it showed up in about 3 days as I recall. I just shredded the invoice, however, so I can t quote the name. Sorry. But,
2004-01-14 by Carl Schofield
I bought mine from IT Supplies at that price - prompt delivery: http://www.itsupplies.com
2004-01-14 by Carl Schofield
Thanks again for your help Tyler. It was your assistance and tips on using MeasureTool and ColorLab that got Roy and I on the right path using the Eye-One
2004-01-14 by Ken Carney
... From: Jean-Marc Humbert [mailto:humbertjm@yahoo.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 5:12 PM To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Subject:
2004-01-14 by Eileen Chun
I received my spray several weeks ago. Eileen
2004-01-14 by Joe Davajon
I ordered some Premier Art Spray by a vendor advertising it for $9.95 a can. It s been weeks and haven t heard from them. Do any of you happen to know who
2004-01-14 by Truman Prevatt
Such releases are normally in the employment contract for most companies. When I was working at Fairchild they had a staff photographer who was an employee
2004-01-13 by Tom Baker
Jean-Marc - Like you, I have years of negs and slides I wanted to print. For me the solution was Imageprint and the Epson 9600. Costly, yes. Trouble free,
2004-01-13 by Mike Bergen
Thanks for all the inputs. As for how I get away without monitor calibration, I used the Gamma tool and it has worked great so far. I do mostly landscapes (as
2004-01-13 by hogarth
On Tue, 2004-01-13 at 18:11, Jean-Marc Humbert wrote: ... ... It sounds like what you want is archival quad-tone dyes. AFAIK, there s not a
2004-01-13 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Yes, the photo belongs to the company. However, they still need explicit release to use an image in which I am recognizable. I ll give an example drawn
2004-01-13 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... In the US, UNLESS you have hitherto explicitly given them a release to use your name or likeness, my understanding is that they need to get a release..
2004-01-13 by Jean-Marc Humbert
Hello everyone, I ve read so many things on this group (also on the ones about piezography, ImagePrint)... And still believing that one day I would obtain what
2004-01-13 by Tyler Boley
... snip Nice work Carl, you got it exactly right. Have you tried going directly from RGB to gray with the target, rather than through LAB? If both are the
2004-01-13 by Barrett Benton
... This all depends on what one truly wants to do, as opposed to what the industry thinks you should wan t and have by now. Their business, principally, is
2004-01-13 by Steve
I am new to this group and this is my first post. There appears to be a lot of digital printing workshops out there. It would be nice to find a good one within
2004-01-13 by Jack M Kucy
It doesn t have anything to do with the copyright. It s the right to face . Copyright to the image of your face will belong to the photographer no matter if
2004-01-13 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
www.calumetphoto.com. Enter: ImagePrint in to the search box; click on a version; demo link about 1/2 way down the page. Alan Huntley
2004-01-13 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Mike, If you don t have and maintain a calibrated monitor, then how can you accurately predict what your prints will look like? What would be the need for any
2004-01-13 by Truman Prevatt
If you are at work and you allow your pricture to be taken, it belongs to the company. Truman
2004-01-13 by luisvcool
Is there an Imageprint demo available anywhere? Thanks.
2004-01-13 by Janet Redhawk
hello, I would like to know what everyone thinks about this: If I m at work - corporate america and a photo comes in and takes my pix for the corporate