[Digital BW] Re: New Inks
2003-12-21 by islandbuck2
I think what I am ultimately looking forward to is the UT MIS Full Spectrum Neutral Quadtones. Will you be developing workflows for RC Papers with an over
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2003-12-21 by islandbuck2
I think what I am ultimately looking forward to is the UT MIS Full Spectrum Neutral Quadtones. Will you be developing workflows for RC Papers with an over
2003-12-21 by bfwoolner
Sorry for the asking the wrong question altogether. You did answer it, however. I meant the Durabrite inks. Thanks, Paul. Barbara
2003-12-21 by Tyler Boley
... snip ... Antonis, interleaving can be had on rolls as well for larger prints. Actually. I ve been using glassien, on rolls, for big prints as the surface
2003-12-21 by lorraineg57
I m printing from Jasc Paint shop. My image was taken with my Oly 2100 in black and white mode. I checked off print in greyscale since that seems to be the
2003-12-21 by Sam McCandless
I ve used these and other Light Impressions boxes for a variety of purposes, including print storage, and been pleased with them all. I hope someone posts a
2003-12-21 by outdoornm
... not ... management, you have the option ... point was to make ... profile-to-profile conversion, ... can improve the histo ... Antonis, I go out of my way
2003-12-21 by sceptre12345
... confusion of new ... Yes I see your point. This is the choice of inkset MIS s customers will soon have: The Original MIS Quadtones MIS Full Spectrum
2003-12-21 by Antonis Ricos
Jon, I have used the beige ones for a long time. They work well - but as for archiveability, I have no way of knowing what they ll do years from now. I trust
2003-12-21 by Antonis Ricos
Angelo, I don t think you ever got an answer to your original question below, so here are some pointers. [.... However I am an novice at creating profiles
2003-12-21 by Alan Zinn
... Thanks for the details. Good luck with your litigation - given the way the dirty rotten scoundrels ripped you off I see why you are a True Believer in
2003-12-21 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Ok, here s an update.. Over some extended testing I ve found that the most useful setting for using these profiles as a Soft Proof is by simply choosing
2003-12-21 by Antonis Ricos
... Lincoln, if you start with rgb scans, and follow proper color management, you have the option of doing a lot of work in that mode before dropping to gray.
2003-12-21 by Paul Roark
Richard, ... MIS will keep legacy inks available, but de-emphasize them. They just can t service all the SKUs that would result if all the old products were
2003-12-21 by Paul Roark
Barbara, ... I m not sure I understand the question. The only UT-family inks for the C82 are the Easy B&W carts. So, I assume that is what we are talking
2003-12-21 by Paul Roark
... One thing I ve noticed with UT2 is that it is relatively unaffected by paper type. Different papers can print with different tones, but I m not seeing the
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... It wasn t a joke. Olan Mills (last time I looked) uses a cheap gold-foil stamping process to put a big copyright notice on their prints. And this despite
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... That isn t even copyright. It s a vague and woolly concept of image rights, which don t seem to have any time limit at all.
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Then why are you depending on infringement instead of breach of contract? ... Breach of contract is pretty clear cut--much more so than copyright
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... The copyright belonged to the author; he s dead. His descendants can go out and earn a living for themselves. I don t see why they should be entitled to
2003-12-21 by adounoucos@aol.com
Yesterday I wrote: Using Moab Entrada 300 Gm. paper in the Epson 2200, the results are rather pleasing. As expected, the tone approaches sepia, but with the
2003-12-21 by Mark Hahn
LOL!!! very funny:) ... prints it
2003-12-21 by Mark Hahn
I think we ve had a thread drift here... I thought it started out discussing signing fine art prints for gallery display... commercial photogrpahy is
2003-12-21 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... True, he oversimplified, but on the other end of the spectrum you have situations like the Elvis estate still approaching actions against artists who
2003-12-21 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
One other important fact.. In case it wasn t clear, both George Washington and the Atlantic 10 infringed my copyright in multiple instances.. I neither case
2003-12-21 by bfwoolner
Can MIS UT ink prefilled carts be used with OEM inks on Epson C82??? or do I have to remove all OEM inks before installing the UT ?? Thanks for any response.
2003-12-21 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Twice... ... Both are still ongoing... ... It isn t, read the reasons why in the links I provided earlier... Attorney fees are unavailable without
2003-12-21 by Alan Zinn
... Kieth, How many times have you resorted to legal means to protect your pictures (or email???) copyright? How many resulted in compensation over the cost
2003-12-21 by Lyons Cox
I found Anthony s statement naive on this fact. Nobody needs copyright protection after he is dead, for example. A recognized image in the public market has
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... The major winners in copyright law are large organizations or wealthy individuals who can afford to aggressively pursue infringement. If you cannot afford
2003-12-21 by Ed Mathews
... Steve, I really appreciate your taking the time to offer this advice, and I know you spent a lot of time and energy and thought with this response.
2003-12-21 by Jack McLain
Saturday, December 20, 2003, 3:11:43 PM, you wrote: s I have the Nikon Coolscan IV version 3.1.2 (driver) s I m using a PC with Windows XP. s Digital ICE is
2003-12-21 by Jon
Anyone using these storage boxes for prints? They have come out with a 13x19 box some time ago and I think I ll pick a few up. http://tinyurl.com/3b4jr
2003-12-21 by Sam
Hi, Run 3 cleaning cycles and then print a head clog test. I think you have severe clogging in your printer! try using some form of ink purging cartridges from
2003-12-21 by acamp@televar.com
I went to make prints on my 1280 with new cartridges just installed, got one so-so print and then it only gave me blue pictures. I used Paul s curves from
2003-12-21 by Jack M Kucy
Geee, it s agfain an academic discussion. 25 KB JPG gives absolutely enough for ANYBODY to recognise the details. Do you have any real questions - I will
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... It looks really bad on Olan Mills prints.
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... What happens if the images are grossly similar to other images taken by other photographers? With low-resolution images, how do you proof that a given
2003-12-21 by Mark Hahn
yup, as I said, it s a personal choice... for some types of prints it looks good, on others it doesn t... mark ... front - ... how ... print ... the ... some
2003-12-21 by Mark Hahn
when I make printed materials which include my images etc. I do put copyright statements on them... and ok, after this thread *may* add a copyright statement
2003-12-21 by Jack M Kucy
Let s not waste the space. The image has to be recognizable. If it is 25 kB JPG it s still fine. How many of them can you fit on a single CD-R? More than 26000
2003-12-21 by Jack M Kucy
It s up to you how often you register the works, but if you register as of 01.01.2004 something shot in the beginning of the 2003 you are covered only from the
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... U.S. copyright law used to be short and sweet. The DMCA multiplied the size of the relevant sections of U.S. code by at least a factor of ten, with lots
2003-12-21 by Daniel Staver
... You re thinking of Bowhaus InkjetControl. Read the very recent thread Bauhaus crashed . Seems like development is halted and that its future is uncertain.
2003-12-21 by Tom OConnell
Wasn t there a story that BW guys would releasse a lite version that would be in the catgory of Image Print lite? in the $500 range and do both color and BW?
2003-12-21 by Tom OConnell
Well... I must have the wrong product... About 6 months ago, everyone here was raving about a RIP that would wipe out Image Print but was only available for
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Congress went overboard long ago. Current copyright protection is extremely restrictive and excessive. Something more like patent and trademark
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... What form do you submit them in that allows you to fit 3000 images into a single registration? I can only get about 45 images onto a single CD-R.
2003-12-21 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Your work is automatically protected by copyright as soon as it is created; it s inherent in the act of creating something, there is nothing you need to do
2003-12-21 by Truman Prevatt
I read the other day in the Washington Post that because of the massive number of copyrights being filed and the issues associated with the digital music
2003-12-21 by Tyler Boley
... Image Service wrote: snip ... I m trying really hard to muster up some righteous outrage over this, but am failing miserably. Maybe it s