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2003-12-13 by Clayton Jones
... Beautifully said, Martin. Thank you. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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2003-12-13 by Clayton Jones
... Beautifully said, Martin. Thank you. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2003-12-12 by Joe Davajon
Snip-- Neil wrote: Tonight someone on the list made a reference to clogs with Ebony. Should I expect them? This is the first mention I ve seen that Ebony may
2003-12-12 by neilsphoto
Hey all, I ve been BO printing on my 2200 with Matt Black on EEM and a recent box of Photo Rag. I like the results very much. Just recieved 2 carts of Ebony
2003-12-12 by Mitch Alland
For: Paul Roark ... Which method are you referring to? Can Ultrachrome inks (Photo Black with, say, Semi-Matte) give a longer tonal range than a silver print
2003-12-12 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 12/12/2003 3:23:42 PM Eastern Standard Time, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com writes: Not true. With three channels of 8 bits,
2003-12-12 by Roy Harrington
2003-12-12 by michaelrosensf
If you must have
2003-12-12 by Paul Roark
Barry, ... The UT-2 will not work with 4-ink printers. The 1160 should stick with the UT (1) inkset. ... Great. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2003-12-12 by Paul Roark
... At a minimum, get new carts. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2003-12-12 by Paul Roark
... I would expect that each medium will always have its unique look. Some will be closer than others. As a B&W photographer, the more options I have for
2003-12-12 by wayfaringpilgrim
Has anyone developed a solid Epson 2000P and Ultratone ink workflow? I ve tried to adapting Paul Roark s 1280 curves and have even tried creating custom
2003-12-12 by Jack M Kucy
I haven t noticed. It seems to clog the same in summer as in winter. It s pretty well ventilated space. No vibration whatsoever. It looks like the contact
2003-12-12 by Jeff Randall
I suspect the clog has to do with the permeability of the tubing to the solvents in the ink, that is, the solvents diffuse through the tubing leaving behind
2003-12-12 by Don
... that ... fiber print. ... particles, ... it is ... reflected ... to ... structure to ... Much snippage of wonderful post..... ... To my ... have seen. ...
2003-12-12 by flabes23
Hi! Which cleaning-procedures should be done to use a former MIS-VM-inks CFS with UT-inks? Is it recommended to use different types in the same CFS at all?
2003-12-12 by winddancing
Is there a temperature or a vibration factor?
2003-12-12 by Jack M Kucy
Hi Group, About a half a year ago I took my one year old 1280 and converted it to CIS MIS UT. The results are wonderful... but... Even though I purge the inks
2003-12-12 by Jesus RV
Sorry to clog this forum with novice questions... Is it advisable, for a novice like me, to use QTR 2.0 with the UT inks and the 1280? Am I going to see
2003-12-12 by bgs
Paul, The thank you parade continues....thanks! Would you recommend when I finally run out of my VM CFS inks (1160) to do UT or UT-2? I haven t had any
2003-12-12 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: skundell [mailto:skundell@pol.net] * Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 7:55 AM * To:
2003-12-12 by Jesus RV
I would answer what I was answered: why not try the UT inks with the Paul Roark curves? I just got them, and I am really impressed. Much cheaper, by the way. J
2003-12-12 by Paul D. DeRocco
... From a strictly numeric point of view, eight bits is eight bits. The original poster thought he could somehow get 24 bits of resolution . My point was
2003-12-12 by gilplant
Yes, I just did it. The installer is smart the aqua button says Upgrade I see that the 2200 installer script (greatly simplified!) installs profiles for
2003-12-12 by D. Hill
Stephen, I use a 1280 with Eboni and Selenium Piezotones. I cannot see any difference between Eboni and Museum Black. I do not use the current ICC system but
2003-12-12 by Paul Roark
Andre, ... For you and I, and perhaps most of posters on this forum, but MIS and I get a lot of contacts from frustrated and confused novices. UT-2 has lots
2003-12-12 by Paul Roark
Keith, ... For the middle tones -- neutral through medium warm -- the inkset can print from grayscale files, from any application, and the tones are selected
2003-12-12 by Paul Roark
Carl, ... I m not sure yet. My inclination is dry mount of foam core. There are some new cold, acid-free methods that I d like to look into, however. This is
2003-12-12 by Roy Harrington
That s a good point. Yes, just load beta9 over beta8 -- all the relevant files are reinstalled. Roy ... OWNER
2003-12-12 by scrber
... FSN ... times ... VM ) ... more ... free I ... terms ... Agreed, my UTs are absolutely great for not clogging - but Eboni.....shudder.....No way. I had no
2003-12-12 by Jeff Magidson
On Friday, December 12, 2003, at 10:34 AM, sceptre12345 wrote: BTW, my printer has been clog free since I switched from the MIS-FSN ... I want to second this.
2003-12-12 by joseph3612000
i have just attained a epson 1280 for black and white and was wondering if i should go with lyson or piezo. the problem there is they want 299.00 for the piezo
2003-12-12 by skundell
Has anyone tried ebony black with piezotones, especially the selenium set? If so, how does it look? Thanks, Stephen KUndell
2003-12-12 by Clayton Jones
Thanks to all the contributors in this thread for an intelligent and mature discussion of these issues without descending into emotional responses, name
2003-12-12 by sceptre12345
... Paul, I fail to comprehend how this could be. Applying an rgb adjustment printing curve is not only easy it s just plain simple. Could it be that the
2003-12-12 by joseph3612000
i have just attained an epson 1280 for strictly black and whites. i have read threads and know that of course piezo stands alone i have also read that lyson
2003-12-12 by Tom Baker
If one were adding the values together, you d be on the right track. However, it is per color channel that these values are applied. So, 8 bits is 256
2003-12-12 by Carl Schofield
Paul, How are you mounting and framing your RC prints for display without glazing? Carl Schofield On Friday, December 12, 2003, at 01:44 AM, Paul Roark wrote:
2003-12-12 by Roger L Sopher
Hi Roy, Sorry for a dumb question but can beta 9 be loaded directly over beta 8 in a Mac using Panther? Roger
2003-12-12 by Roy Harrington
I just uploaded a new version of QTR. 2200 installation is much easier now. See: http://www.harrington.com/QuadToneRIP.html Roy Harrington
2003-12-12 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Whoa! Are you saying the new UT-2 set on the 1280 doesn t use curves? Are you saying you didn t create 1280 curves for the different settings on your new
2003-12-12 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Not true. With three channels of 8 bits, that s roughly equal to 9.5 bits, because the maximum value you can get by adding three 255 s together is 765,
2003-12-12 by Paul Roark
David, ... Very true -- I was there for a while. ... There are a few things that can cause clogs. However, I have 4 printers in my office running these
2003-12-12 by Richard Sintchak
... s You saw pretty much the same? Are you sure you re following the s workflow as outlined? The prints that result from my machine come out s cool-neutral
2003-12-12 by Jesus RV
Just a message to say that I have received the UT inkset for the 1280 and the first results (after the psychedelic experience of loading curves) are pretty
2003-12-12 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: Paul Roark [mailto:paul.roark@verizon.net] * Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 5:16 PM * To:
2003-12-12 by David R. Spielman
I don t know Tom, I go through print developer pretty fast! (grin) Best Regards, David R. Spielman ... From: Tom Baker [mailto:tbaker1328@sbcglobal.net] Sent:
2003-12-12 by David R. Spielman
Ken, I also use the 2200 (with photo black ink) and the Pictorico white film material to make digital negatives. As I said before, the results are pretty
2003-12-12 by Tom Baker
David - I don t necessarily disagree with you, but: at the rate which the digital printing technologies are progressing, we may reach the easy/dependable
2003-12-12 by David R. Spielman
Dear Paul, Being one who has seen your own silver/gelatin AND digital prints shown side-by-side at the Solvang, CA show, I might agree with you. BUT, not
2003-12-12 by David R. Spielman
Dear Paul, Being one who has seen your own silver/gelatin AND digital prints shown side-by-side at the Solvang, CA show, I might agree with you. BUT, not