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RE: [Digital BW] The Holy Grail?

2003-12-11 by Ken Carney

Indeed. It is a little like pt/pd compared to silver. For a long time I printed silver, usually Seagull G or Portriga. After printing pt/pd for a while, I

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Re: [Digital BW] Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-11 by Carl Schofield

... PermaJet Oyster 271 might be another RC option to try. The surface looks like a semi matte finish. Dmax with UC Photo black is about 2.1. I tried it with

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Re: The Holy Grail?

2003-12-11 by Mitch Alland

... I have also been thinking about the difference between prints on matte and glossy-type paper. Actually this is not a new issue: in his book, The Print ,

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Re: [Digital BW] Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-11 by Ken Schuster

R..esin C..coated. It was a Kodak trade name for plastic-laminated-paper-with-emulsion-on-top. Other photographic emulsion paper manufacturers were prohibited

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Ink seeming to run out

2003-12-10 by Johnny Eades

I have an Epson 1280 printer and bought some 13 x 19 Epson heavyweight matte paper off eBay and started my experimentation with this large a print. The

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Re: [Digital BW] The Holy Grail?

2003-12-10 by john eckenrode

i agree Truman. in fact i went to inkjet so i could get color on matte. i like it so much more than the RC paper color is always on. same with B&W. when we can

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RE: [Digital BW] Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-10 by Paul Roark

... I used about 3 light coats. I don t have a specific technique yet. I like the idea of 3-4 light coats with a blow drier so that I don t have to clean the

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The Holy Grail?

2003-12-10 by Truman Prevatt

A few years ago when I decided to forgo building yet another darkroom in another house - it may have had something to do with a divorce threat:-). I was

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Re: [Digital BW] Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-10 by Steve Kale

Thanks. I think I will stick with the Lyson rather than trying to import the PremierArt product. This is good news. And RC = resin coated? From: Paul

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RE: [Digital BW] Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-10 by Tom Baker

Paul - What would be the differences in spraying technique that could cause differences in broning cancellation? Distance, speed, coats? Tom Baker Paul Roark

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new Epson R800

2003-12-10 by Tim Atherton

http://www.redrivercatalog.com/infocenter/epsonr800.htm interesting

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UT2 with Epson 1270

2003-12-10 by cpeacock@comcast.net

Paul - Would you expect the UT2 inks to work properly in an Epson 1270 using the 1280 drivers? Chuck Peacock

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RE: [Digital BW] Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-10 by Paul Roark

Steve, ... Yes, it appears to be from all I can tell except that the Lyson-sprayed print seems to have a bit more bronzing left. I suspect this difference is

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Re: [Digital BW] Neutral Prints On 2200

2003-12-10 by Richard Sintchak

Shilesh, Something does not seem right here. First I do not remember there being any options after I clicked ICM (not at my home computer right now) but you

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So what to buy for UT UT2's

2003-12-10 by martinshakeshaft

I am a bit confused. I asked a question about what the difference was between the 1270/1280/1290/1290s was and was told that for UT s the best bet is a

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PermaJet Papers from MIS....

2003-12-10 by Richard Sintchak

Any one tried the PermaJet papers from MIS? About to order some replacement Eboni carts which I use with my 2200 for BO printing and thought I might try some

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Re: [Digital BW] Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-10 by Steve Kale

Well you have all heard about London s propensity for precipitation...Perha= ps I ought to patent the idea. Did I hear Polyurethane on Cotton is the new

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Re: [Digital BW] Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-10 by Tom Baker

Steve - You might want to check before having a friend try to carry them back. I order mine through a distributor here, and they just in last few months,

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Re: [Digital BW] Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-10 by Steve Kale

Sorry but a silly question: what does RC actually stand for? Oh and on the lighter side....a word of warning: don¹t leave a can Lyson Print Guard lying

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Re: [Digital BW] Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-10 by Steve Kale

And you believe that PremierArt Print Shield is quite possibly the same as Lyson Print Guard? This is useful as, to the best of my knowledge, the former is

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Sprayed RC paper

2003-12-10 by Paul Roark

I m happy to report that the Premium Luster RC paper I sprayed with PremierArt Print Shield passed my wet paper towel test. That is, I used a damp paper

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Re: [Digital BW] Neutral Prints On 2200

2003-12-10 by Ken Schuster

Apparently so, if you don t want to consider Septone, PiezoTone and others. ... From: flyfishingusa2002 To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent:

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B&W and Color Printer

2003-12-10 by njhilite

Hi, can anyone recommened an affordable printer that prints decent color and b&w pictures? Thanks.

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RE: [Digital BW] IP5.6 and metamerism

2003-12-10 by Paul D. DeRocco

... Well, not exactly. Most things look different in different color light, but the eye and brain tend to filter out those differences, if not too drastic.

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Re: [Digital BW] IP5.6 and metamerism

2003-12-10 by Tom Baker

If you print out four copies of an image on on piece of paper using the 4 different profiles that IP typically provides, you will see that each has a slight

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