Re: Inconsistant nozzle checks / losing my sanity
2004-01-07 by bwinkjet
I have had the same problems that you outline over the same period of time using the 1280 with UC inks. I finally gave up, cleaned up using windex, wet
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2004-01-07 by bwinkjet
I have had the same problems that you outline over the same period of time using the 1280 with UC inks. I finally gave up, cleaned up using windex, wet
2004-01-07 by Ranyart
I am getting inconsistant nozzle checks on a 1280 epson. I print one nozzle check, and I might have one small gap in the black position. I re-clean, then, a
2004-01-07 by Carl Schofield
I agree that the first page image does not look very IR like except that it looks as though the couple may have been wearing sunglasses (which IR
2004-01-07 by Glenn Mitchell
... Wow. My comment was ambiguous. I meant to say, I had good results with either: (1) BO printing with lighter weight Arches Infinity Smooth paper OR (2) By
2004-01-07 by Paul Roark
I would have said the C82 with MIS s Easy B&W was the cheapest/easiest answer, but Bob s idea of a refurbished 890 (1280-compatible) printer for $140 is
2004-01-07 by Jon
Hi Evan, ... This method was posted way back on the panoramic photo list. I ve never tried it, I don t know if it works... Jon ... Here s an example of a
2004-01-07 by Ken Carney
I don t know...the pic on his website didn t look all that IR to me. Kind of weak foliage, skin tones instead of marble, etc. I seem to remember someone who
2004-01-06 by Yeung-Seu Yoon
Hello Andrea-- I bought the Septone inks through inkjetgoodies.com in Utah. Just to let you know, the one-time-use Septone cartridges make lovely prints when
2004-01-06 by andreamorphine
... to ... time ... thanks for the answer, but at this moment I don t want to spend more money with this printer, and waiting for a long time to get septone
2004-01-06 by andreamorphine
... was ... not ... that ... thanks glenn, the curves you made are only for that kind of paper? I don t know where to find them in Italy... greetins, andrea
2004-01-06 by Austin Franklin
Hi Paul, ... I haven t seen any of those, but that certainly is possible. My guess is that those are probably interline sensors. ... As I said, I KNOW the
2004-01-06 by Austin Franklin
Hi Cort, ... But those filters are one color each, where the Bayer pattern is a grid of three colors...so it s not really the same thing. Regards, Austin
2004-01-06 by Bob Michaels
Epson 890 ($140 refurb from Epson). This is the narrow carriage version of the infamous 1280. Use free 1280 workflows & curves from MIS or this site, and MIS
2004-01-06 by Cort Anderson
... It has been done. I think that the old Carnival camera back which was a combination 3 shot/1 shot back actually moved the filters over the chip in three
2004-01-06 by evan hurd
Hello All Does anyone know how to print longer than 44 on a 1280/1270 mac os 9.2.2. Thanks for your suggestions. Evan
2004-01-06 by Jon
Kodak used to make IR digital cameras: http://snipurl.com/3om9 Jon
2004-01-06 by Tim Atherton
Has anyone come across any profiles for this paper for the 2200? thanks tim a
2004-01-06 by Jeff Randall
Neat Image, Noise Ninja, and Grain Surgery actually use sophisticated wavelet math to analyze the grain and to eliminate it in a totally user defined way. In
2004-01-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I ve seen diagrams that imply that they deposit dyes right on the chips, but I suppose it s possible that some chips are made differently from others. The
2004-01-06 by Austin Franklin
Hi Paul, ... Having designed a few Bayer pattern imaging devices, with the sensor arrays I ve worked with, the color filter is in fact a separate piece. That
2004-01-06 by jim hayes
Well, I guess that could be the problem, but, really, check out my last post- I actually did get ink blobbing nearly every time I installed a new MIS virgin
2004-01-06 by Mark Hahn
ummm, the images are already stored on the negatives, aren t they? :) thant s my solution with 4x5 s any way... unless I have had to go through heroics to get
2004-01-06 by Mike Sommers
Jim, Thanks a lot for your thoughtful response. In a separate message on this forum I think I figured out what the problem might be. I don t know why it hadn t
2004-01-06 by teitelbaum5nc3
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2004-01-06 by Ed Mathews
The metamerism is there, it s slight, but it s there. There is a slight magenta cast under tungsten and an ever so slight greenish cast under most
2004-01-06 by Mike Sommers
Hi Folks, It looks like the ink blobs on my prints are being caused by a damaged head, which occurred when the 1280 accidentally sucked in 5 sheets of 13 x 19
2004-01-06 by jim hayes
You don t mention using a CIS but carts. I really don t know what s wrong but I m going to give give a flying guess, so take that as a disclaimer. Also, I
2004-01-06 by Mike Sommers
yeah, it looks that way to me too. While I was cleaning out the parking pad the first time around I was shocked at how much ink was in there, even though I ve
2004-01-06 by Daniel Staver
I ve successfully been able to modify the MIS Ultratone Hextone inkset to work with the 2100 and have three curves that work very well with the inks (warm,
2004-01-06 by Daniel Staver
... I got a print from the 7960 in one of the exchanges, and under the fluorescent light on my desk it exhibits strong metamerism, although not nearly as
2004-01-06 by Ed Mathews
... ... Andrea, Don t set yourself up for disappointment by hoping the 7960 will give you neutral prints. Don t get me wrong, it s a great printer and
2004-01-06 by Wendel White
Right, but that control comes at the cost of interpolation. I would gladly give up that control (which I never had when BW film was in the camera), for a
2004-01-06 by Tyler Boley
In addition to good reports from IP users, I think there may be a few options if you want to stick with OEM color ink. I may need to be corrected, but my small
2004-01-06 by yeungseuyoon
Hello Andrea-- I m new to this group as well, but very familiar with your experience with the 2200 printing black and white. I had as wretched and awful a
2004-01-06 by Mark Hahn
A 2200 + ImagePrint will give you a near perfect black to gray gradient compared to a pretty poor one from my 1160, MIS VM and Roark curves... very impressive.
2004-01-06 by Ranyart
Anyone care to speculate whether this will actually work as advertised? Wonder if it will work for third party inks? My 1280, despite every effort on my
2004-01-06 by Mark Hahn
I think you will do much better with a Minolta Scan Dual II or III for b&w 35mm, but the Epson flatbeds do very well with medium and large format... ok, I also
2004-01-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... No, the color filters are part of the chip, as the sensors are only a few microns across, and the filter alignment needs to be essentially perfect. You
2004-01-06 by Ranyart
Looks like ink is bleeding out from the print heads. Some people encounter this when they have external ink wells that are raised up to high. Happened to me
2004-01-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Because the individual sensors have color filters over them. You can t just turn them off. Besides, you can often get useful aesthetic effects by
2004-01-06 by Glenn Mitchell
The only paper I had good luck with BO printing on the Epson 2200 was the lighter weight Arches Infinity Smooth paper. Otherwise, I did not like BO printing. I
2004-01-06 by zloi1
I have been monitoring this forum only a couple weeks, but seems like about half the topics have to do with your question, especially re. the 2200 (which I
2004-01-06 by Carl Schofield
This guy will perform major surgery on your camera for a fee. Apparently, he removes the bayer filter on the sensor and replaces the IR cut filter (in front of
2004-01-06 by Alan Zinn
... Jeff, This kind of question is asked over and over and it usually gets the same series of replies. Nobody has a clue about your aesthetic desires or
2004-01-06 by Austin Franklin
Truman, I DO *think* about it...quite often. It s been a pet project of mine to do for quite a few years now, but I ve been just too busy to really put any
2004-01-06 by Truman Prevatt
But just thing of it - a. higher sensivity (all the sensor elements would see all the light) b. true resolution not some trumped up estimate based on
2004-01-06 by Mike Sommers
Hiya Folks, Following some great advice from folks on this forum, I was able to temporarily clean up the mess on my 1280 print heads by placing a Windex-soaked
2004-01-06 by Austin Franklin
Truman, ... There were a couple of Kodak digital cameras that were monochrome, but I don t believe they went as high as 6M pixels. The Leaf Lumina is a 6M
2004-01-06 by Austin Franklin
... To compare them in an absolute sense (which is better ), if of course futile, as everyone s concerns/requirement/objectives are simply different. But, if
2004-01-06 by Wendel White
Well thanks for the reply - it is a shame. I certainly understand that it would be a small market but it would be nice. I would pay extra to have an EOS 1Ds-BW