RE: [Digital BW] Re: Epson 4000 - MIS plans? + 'glossyeriser'
2003-12-16 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... I think the system will remain close to the hextone printers but with a Photo K and Matte K (Eboni probably). Epson controls don t allow much more
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2003-12-16 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... I think the system will remain close to the hextone printers but with a Photo K and Matte K (Eboni probably). Epson controls don t allow much more
2003-12-16 by Tom Baker
Andu - I I ve been using Print Shield for about 3 months now. I have put it on several different papers including RC. Even in heavier coatings (greater than
2003-12-16 by Daniel Staver
2. I ve tried Eboni with all seven inks. I don t remember the color balance noticably different, but it s a long time since I tried, and I didn t test
2003-12-16 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: To: Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 4:28 PM Subject: [Digital BW] Re:
2003-12-16 by px3n120x@yahoo.com
... Thanks Paul, my concern is if spraying the print doesn t affect the texture, feel of it in any way. I would imagine a lacquer kind of spray would make the
2003-12-16 by chipcarterdc@hotmail.com
After reading many recommendations on trying Black Only printing on the 2200 using the Eboni cartridge, I must say I m impressed. I tried BO printing with the
2003-12-16 by stephen.bate@mubea.com
and the 4000 is only 3.5 if I recall - still pretty big by todays standards. You could pump paint through that. ... assume -- ... is up to ... work.. ...
2003-12-16 by qdb@barleigh.com
Been using Lyson Print Guard on and off for some time. It seems to work well on just about any surface, and with a few coats, it acts a bit like a gloss
2003-12-16 by qdb@barleigh.com
... work.. ... you mean 10 picolitres for the 7000. 7600 is 4 picolitres. Q.
2003-12-16 by stephen.bate@mubea.com
... the ... new ... control ... they ... driver ... CMYK ... a ... Gloss UC ... envision ... ink ... bronze the ... Mmmm. I understood slightly differently.
2003-12-16 by tyler@tylerboley.com
... Yes. It can be configured any number of ways. Though the mentioned inks aren t directly supported in an easy way, there are certainly many aproaches that
2003-12-16 by chargens@sbcglobal.net
Thanks, Clayton and Bob, for the suggestions. I finally got the cartridge to work and am now having perfect nozzle checks. What I did was inject about 6 mil of
2003-12-16 by fmeyett@infionline.net
I would like to convert my Photo EX to strictly BW printing. It appears that InkSupply.com has the necessay carts, but I can t find a work flow any where? Does
2003-12-16 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Johnson s Paste Wax, neat! Just a piece of advice.. If you pan on using the images as flooring, keep in mind that Johnson s Paste Wax is NOT OSHA
2003-12-16 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... It s driver controlled and user overridable to some extent.. http://www.photo-i.co.uk/News/Nov03/Epsondata.htm Now, it could be conceivably used with a RIP
2003-12-16 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... I dunno. That 4 picoliter drop size of the 7000 would argue against it... Especially if you want smooth skintone transitions for color work.. Keith Krebs
2003-12-16 by andrewlee@hsbc.com.my
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2003-12-16 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: soli004 To: Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 7:27 AM Subject: [Digital
2003-12-16 by Dennis W. Manasco
... I don t think I would spend a lot of time worrying that my prints and their mats were going to be eaten by bugs, but I do have a cautionary tale: In the
2003-12-16 by seanbensafed
I m trying to figure out the pricing per print the UT inkset will cost. How many ( approx. ) 8 x 10 BW prints will you generaly get before replacing a cart.
2003-12-16 by scrber
... papers ... papers. ... most ... good RIP. ... assume -- ... is up to ... drafts, PR ... importance. Exactly, and totally agree, a great way to meet the
2003-12-16 by Roy Harrington
If you could double-click on Print-Gimp-Errorlog, and post or email the results (just cut and paste) I may be able to see where the error is. Also, OS? Jaguar
2003-12-16 by t1flash
I m looking to switch from the MIS VM-sepia to a UT flavor but I m unclear how warm the standard UT mix goes. Is it more like the original VM mix or the
2003-12-16 by Jon
Hi group, I just received my first can of Print Shield http://www.premierimagingproducts.com/ and am testing it out right now. I printed out two 21-step
2003-12-16 by Peter Page
... From: bruce greene To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 1:35 AM Subject: [Digital BW] Re: QTR Problems on 1280
2003-12-16 by Paul Roark
Andu, These sprays can significantly help protect matte prints from damage also. However, they do not seal them up well enough to clean them, like taking a wet
2003-12-16 by bruce greene
Peter, I had that same problem on my 1160. I think the answer was to not use a custom paper size. Either that, or make a custom paper size with margins equal
2003-12-16 by Allan Chen
Hi all, I got a red light on my 1280 telling me the black cartridge of my UT set is out. However, I think it s actually because the cartridge popped loose (I
2003-12-16 by andrewlee@hsbc.com.my
Will be on leave till 2nd Jan. Will reply then. - Andrew ********************************************************************** This E-mail is confidential. It
2003-12-16 by Peter Page
Hi, I ve been reading messages in this group for some time now in an effort to decide on a good B/W workflow and have to say I really appreciate the wealth of
2003-12-16 by px3n120x
... Are these sprays compatible with matte papers as well say, photo rag? Andu
2003-12-16 by Paul Roark
I sprayed a Semigloss test strip with Lyson Print Guard using the same procedure I had used for the PremierArt Print Shield. The cans, labels, and smells of
2003-12-16 by Clayton Jones
... ...and also the phase of the moon, the relationship of Jupiter to Saturn, and how much money Bill Gates made that hour . Regards, Clayton Info on black
2003-12-15 by Ed Mathews
If we could solve banding, clogging, and solarization, we d have absolutely nothing to talk about here. Unfortunately, the cause(s) of each one of these
2003-12-15 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... Yes, I think it is feasible. Until Bowhaus crashed, I thought I d probably use that system. However, being a PC user, I know of no easy,
2003-12-15 by neilsphoto
Dot was the problem So I just came in from work and did a clean and nozzle check. I made the same small print at the same settings 360ppi in the image size
2003-12-15 by Paul Roark
Epson Semimatte and Semigloss (250 weight) are both in Epson s Premium Photo Paper category and look very similar. I think the Semi-gloss (I m
2003-12-15 by Alan Zinn
... Don, Glazing means glass or plastic over the mat. Something needs to be between the picture and the glazing. Sprays, laminations, etc. the adhere to the
2003-12-15 by scrber
Thanks for the feedback Paul, I m curious on a couple of things - if the new printer has a smaller dot size, is it not theoretically possible to run a grey
2003-12-15 by sandersm@aol.com
I understand that it is trouble to mount an inkjet print with the ink pressing directly against the glass or other glazing. But what if you cover the print
2003-12-15 by Steve Kale
We are all different. I have found images at that size to benefit from a frame (I have both). But images at a size of say 4xA3+ would have no need for
2003-12-15 by Don
... between ... to the ... So if I customarily matt and frame my photos under glass that would be considered glazing ?? Obviously I m a little confused by the
2003-12-15 by Alan Zinn
... Steve, At the risk of quibbling - leaving the print open to the elements is the surest way to loose it. Casual, student galleries my have pictures pinned
2003-12-15 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... Well, actually the matte and photo blacks and the attributes you are describing below are the main advantages I see. The light K may be more of a
2003-12-15 by Don
I ve been reading with interest everybody s posts about spraying and coating and matting etc. Some people also mention glazing . I thought that spraying was
2003-12-15 by Ed Mathews
Tom, I was on my way to Fed-Ex and I can t find anywhere the address as to where to mail the prints! Where do I send them? Ed ...
2003-12-15 by Bob Frost
Steve, I agree with you; I much prefer to mount my A3+ prints flush on board with no fancy margins, frames, glass, etc. Let the image speak for itself; if it
2003-12-15 by Richard Sintchak
Sunday, December 14, 2003, 8:44:34 PM, you wrote: EPOVIS If you guys go with a second round of this, I d certainly be willing to EPOVIS participate.
2003-12-15 by Richard Sintchak
The BO print exchange is full with 10 sign-ups and 2 alternates. Those who requested to be included either on this list or by direct email from me should have
2003-12-15 by Steve Kale
I am glad that you suggest I don¹t need to worry about the matt. This conversation has gone a full circle. It began with a discussion of the power of print