Re: [Digital BW] QTR and poor man's densitometer?
2003-12-18 by Richard Vanek
Hi, ... 3200. for this you need to have some calibrated target with known densities, to be able to adjust for unlinearities of your scanner, don t you? Does
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2003-12-18 by Richard Vanek
Hi, ... 3200. for this you need to have some calibrated target with known densities, to be able to adjust for unlinearities of your scanner, don t you? Does
2003-12-18 by Martin Sluka
At 21:19 -0500 17.12.2003, Peter Palmieri wrote: ... Epson Stylus RIP is a RIP for prepress purposes which should help to print PostScript and PDF files to
2003-12-18 by Stephen & Mari Barrett
just wondering if it is possible to get printshield in a non aerosol can. One of my other past times means I have a compressor air brushes and touch up guns
2003-12-18 by aaltenmueller
You can use your scanner with Vuescan as a densitometer. I get good linearization results doing it this way with my epson 3200.
2003-12-18 by Martin Wesley
... Bruce, Another idea for you. Go to: http://www.stouffer.net/Productlist.htm Contact Stouffer and purchase their 37-step calibrated reflection guide,
2003-12-18 by john eckenrode
hi steve from what i understand the flooding is a glitch within gimp-print. when people are printing BO on a 2200 they are likely just using the standard epson
2003-12-18 by bruce greene
I m one the happy users of Roy s fabulous Quadtone Rip software. The curve generating routine has this neat automated linearization routine that requires the
2003-12-18 by dicksroda@yahoo.com
Has anyone used the C84 with black inks for b&w? Is it easy to use. DickSRoda
2003-12-18 by Peter Palmieri
Jake, thanks for the reply.. I also have a 1280 but it has a major problem which I am told is with the mother board. The repair bill is almost as much as
2003-12-18 by Jake Hellbach
Peter, I contemplated buying a RIP for b/w prints. After reading the horror stories such as yours of the wasted ink, paper and time. I bought a used 1270 from
2003-12-18 by Peter Palmieri
Many months ago a lot of hours, paper and ink were spent using the Epson RIP for the 2200 for B&W printing. Even though enumerable settings were tried, a first
2003-12-18 by dan_honemann@yahoo.com
... I don t recall reading results with glossy papers, either. I intend to use the spray with Epson Premium Semi-gloss. Although I suppose it is possible
2003-12-18 by Tom Baker
Dan - I may have missed it, but I didn t see posts about success with removing/reducing bronzing on glossy papers. The discussion has been around
2003-12-18 by Daniel Staver
... For me 2880dpi works fine, but 1440x1440dpi floods the paper with ink. When I say floods I mean literally. The ink is laid down so thick it looks like a
2003-12-17 by James Haney
... To add to the confusion: I have boxes of Enhanced Matte that have printing on the back! James
2003-12-17 by stevekale@btinternet.com
I am puzzled by the following. If people are reporting very attractive results using BO at 2880dpi on the 2100/2200, why is it that when using QTR it is
2003-12-17 by Carl Schofield
I m expecting a shipment of semi-gloss tomorrow and will try it then. I don t expect to see results much different from what Paul reported with the UT inkset.
2003-12-17 by Carl Schofield
Actually, I cheated and swapped a chip from a PK cartridge onto the Eboni cart which gave me access to more paper settings. I had to do this because the Eboni
2003-12-17 by dan_honemann@yahoo.com
Thanks, folks. I ordered three cans for now. I m really looking forward to reduced bronzing on glossy papers. Dan
2003-12-17 by elixirs4me@yahoo.com
... to ... used. ... the ... does ... and had some promising results ... and ... Carl, I would like to try using this for BO printing myself as I have just
2003-12-17 by Tom Baker
I ve been using this stuff for about 3 months. I don t do 8x10 s so it s hard for me to judge. But, using 3 coats, I would think that the 50-75 might hold up.
2003-12-17 by Ed Mathews
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2003-12-17 by Paul Roark
MIS may have bought a few of the Mayer rods or have the ability to order them as a wholesaler. Give them a call. Paul www.PaulRoark.com ... From: Eileen Chun
2003-12-17 by Eileen Chun
Oh, no the dreaded Hydrocote subject...... Who sells the Mayer Rod now that Diversified Enterprises is no longer selling to consumers? Eileen
2003-12-17 by Robert W. Shearer
... From: Jerry Hadam To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 4:03 PM Subject: [Digital BW] Please, Please, Please
2003-12-17 by Jerry Hadam
For those of us on the digest when a participant hits reply without trimming I receive the entire thread ALL THE WAY BACK with multiple levels of quoting. At
2003-12-17 by Steve Kale
Carl Have you had the chance to test with Epson UCs and Premium Semi-Gloss yet? Steve From: Carl Schofield Reply-To:
2003-12-17 by Olaf Ringdahl
About the inkjet print/copy negative/silver print method: J Vee wrote, I . print a 20² X 24² glossy on Colorspan 11 color printer, mount on vacuum frame and
2003-12-17 by Carl Schofield
I don t know for sure - still on my first can with only a few test prints sprayed so far. The pdf brochure claims about 75 8x10 prints per can, but I assume
2003-12-17 by dan_honemann@yahoo.com
... Good deal. How many prints will one can cover? Just trying to figure out how many to buy. Dan
2003-12-17 by gregg@oipt.com
I am using Epson s Professional Glossy paper on my 2200. The paper yields a very nice color and b&w print with no bronzing. Is anyone else using this paper
2003-12-17 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Steve, If you re interested, I could find the tutorial where I saw this technique referenced and e-mail it to you. Contact me off-list. Alan Huntley
2003-12-17 by Tim Goodwin
Hello This is probably wishful thinking on my part but here goes. I have an old Epson Perfection 1200 flatbed scanner which has Silverfast Ai 6 scanning
2003-12-17 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Steve, Yes, the Lightness channel...then, salt to taste. : ) IOW, vary the opacity to your liking. If preview is checked, you ll see the image lighten/darken
2003-12-17 by Martin Wesley
Keith, Thanks for pointing this out and I did as requested. Andrew is not entirely to blame though. It looks like he changed his group status to No E-mail
2003-12-17 by Tom Baker
Carl - Thanks for the info. That s a good price. I just ordered 8 cans. Tom Baker Carl Schofield wrote: ITSUPPLIES.COM has an introductory
2003-12-17 by Ed Mathews
Check here for Epson s claims: http://www.epson.com/cmc_upload/0/000/018/673/Print%20Permanence%20on%20 Epson%20Papers.pdf We ve talked about this before, and
2003-12-17 by Paul D. DeRocco
... The Eye-One Photo package is a combo of the Eye-One Pro spectro and the Eye-One Match software for doing display calibration and RGB printer calibration.
2003-12-17 by jbryant8159@yahoo.com
Steve, If the Green layer (or any topmost layer for that matter) mode is set to normal it will be completly opaque when set to 100%, thereby obscuring any and
2003-12-17 by Steve Kale
thanks From: tyler@tylerboley.com Reply-To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 17:06:37 -0000 To:
2003-12-17 by Carl Schofield
ITSUPPLIES.COM has an introductory special on the PremierArt PrintShield spray for $9.99 a can. Regular price at most places is about $15.
2003-12-17 by tyler@tylerboley.com
... same ... The word is that the profile building algorithms are identical. Pro has more user options to screw up in the process, and will accept any chart,
2003-12-17 by Steve Kale
Perhaps it would help if I am more explicit about what I am seeing/doing. I copy the red and then green layers to the blue doc, duplicate the blue background
2003-12-17 by Paul Roark
... I ll be making UT-2 Semi-gloss curves. (And/or maybe slider setting recommendations.) One of the changes was to give better barrier paper performance.
2003-12-17 by stevekale@btinternet.com
I would like to thank Mitch for his tutorial on using Split Channels to convert to B&W. This certainly seems to be a very powerful method and one that I intend
2003-12-17 by Steve Kale
The question I have is whether the profiling software that comes with Eye-One Photo is as good as ProfileMaker Pro (ex CMYK and the ability to profile other
2003-12-17 by Brentley Beerline
The eye one package comes with a photospectrometer. the profile maker pro software does not have a hardware measurement device. If you already have an eye
2003-12-17 by Mike Sommers
Oh boy, now I m confused... Can anybody corroborate Ed s claim that HWM has better longevity than EM? Thanks, Mike ... [Non-text portions of this message have
2003-12-17 by Daniel Staver
... over here is Norway, over there is the US. Naturally I expect everyone to understand that without further clarification :) -- Daniel Staver
2003-12-17 by islandbuck@bellsouth.net
Paul, will you be making UT curves for the 1280 and some RC papers like Premium Semi-Gloss? ... it makes ... to Wilhelm ... been ... fast. If the ... attack