First Impressions of PiezographyICC (cross posted)
2003-12-10 by James Haney
I got home last night at 10:00pm and found a box with my PiezographyICC software. Since I have an 1160 and didn t need to do anything other than install a
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2003-12-10 by James Haney
I got home last night at 10:00pm and found a box with my PiezographyICC software. Since I have an 1160 and didn t need to do anything other than install a
2003-12-10 by flyfishingusa2002
I don t know what version of the Epson driver your friend is using, but on my XP systems when you select ICM no further controls are shown. Why would they?
2003-12-10 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Metamerism is affected by the degree to which black is used as a substitute for C+M+Y, because the color inks exhibit the problem more than the black ink
2003-12-10 by Ruhrfoto/Bernd L.
Any experience as to whether IP can reduce the ... control over how ... As far as I understand color management, metamerism - at first line - is an ink
2003-12-10 by Shilesh Jani
Richard, My friend s system is a PC with Win XP, just so you know. When setting up the printer, upon choosing ICM, a new set of controls opens up. It is
2003-12-10 by Conrad Weiser
I find the HP system just as appealing, personally. However, there are legions of mid- to high-end digicam users out there who will eat this up. People who
2003-12-10 by James Haney
I got home last night at 10:00pm and found a box with my PiezographyICC software. Since I have an 1160 and didn t need to do anything other than install a
2003-12-10 by Mark Hahn
you can scan it in two parts and then stitch it together with something like panotools or another free package and get excellent results. Epson should make
2003-12-10 by Tom Andrews
Hi, Lots of discussion in previous posts about the great B&W results from Ultrachrome inks (2200, 7600, & 9600 printers) with an ImagePrint RIP. I was
2003-12-10 by Mike Sommers
I ve really learned a lot on this forum over the past couple of weeks. Thanks so much for your kindness and courtesy! I ve been gathering details of the UT-2
2003-12-10 by chatzebussi
... and ... not ... solution ... Hello all Sorry to say that it is exactly the same with me Chatzebussi
2003-12-10 by Richard Sintchak
Tuesday, December 9, 2003, 3:19:16 PM, you wrote: JD Here is the procedure alleged to be a simple way of printing B@W on the JD 2200 as referred to on this
2003-12-10 by Tom Baker
Jim - Ultrachrome inks have only two blacks. It seems that systems with additional gray inks should be able to produce a better b&w print than the Ultrachrome
2003-12-10 by sceptre12345
... HP ... start. Dye ink and special HP paper. Just another way to get a captive market. I don t think so. Besides, HP s marketing dept. has a track record of
2003-12-10 by Richard Sintchak
Tuesday, December 9, 2003, 11:01:53 AM, you wrote: SJ Hello All, SJ I am fairly experienced with using numerous grayscale inks on a SJ 1280. Having
2003-12-10 by Mark Savoia
Does this neg have a screen? In other words, is the neg a true sheet of photo film or film from an imagesetter? Could this be moiré? Mark ... [Non-text
2003-12-10 by Conrad Weiser
I think that new HP 7960 comes very close to this. Yes, only with HP inks and papers, and nothing bigger than Letter size, but it s a start. If it makes HP
2003-12-10 by jessupsa
I tried the process after checking it out in the magazine. In my opinion, the print was definitely disappointing. It doesn t begin to compare with QTR. The
2003-12-10 by Diane Benedict
... wrote: It is my understanding that the different profiles for the different viewing lights are to compensate just for the color of the
2003-12-10 by scrber
... wondering ... MIS Ebony ... equivalent? What ... Hi Martin, I have a 1290 and 1290s. They are essentially the same (except for some reason that the 1290s
2003-12-10 by ms.photolists
Having read the recent debates about a dedicated B/W printer I am wondering if I should get a new Epson. At the moment I am using a 2200 with MIS Ebony to
2003-12-10 by Jim
How does the quality of the ImagePrint print compared to Septone print? I have a pretty much the same experience as J. Now I am thinking about giving up the
2003-12-10 by Tom Baker
You d think Epson would catch on. Almost everyone that has ever seen an official Epson b&w display print talks about how bad it is. They don t seem to care.
2003-12-10 by Tom Baker
You d think Epson would catch on. Almost everyone that has ever seen an official Epson b&w display print talks about how bad it is. They don t seem to care.
2003-12-10 by craig
Its funny about Epson... Im based in Beijing and in the fashionable downtown shopping mall of Oriental Plaza Epson are opening a display shop and have
2003-12-10 by Lyons Cox
OT - however, I wanted to make an inquiry with the learned and experience group out there - to be carried off-list. I have been revisiting the history of
2003-12-10 by kohicks
I did what you are considering and bought a 1280 and Ultratone carts to sit along side my 2200. My only regret is wasting so much time trying to get decent b&w
2003-12-10 by Tom Baker
Ken - I have a 9600 with IP5.6, but the results should be quite similar. At least on the papers I use, metamerism is, for all practical purposes, not
2003-12-10 by Tim Atherton
download the demo from calumet and try it - you can just about make out how it works behind the giant DEMO it prints on every print... :-) they have greyscale
2003-12-10 by Ken Carney
Just a quick question. I just switched to the 2200. Great printer, but as expected the mono prints exhibit quite a lot of color shift going from tungsten to
2003-12-10 by Jesus RV
I assume al this procedure involves the matte black cartridge, not the so-called photo black one. Is that right, or it is mostly indifferent? Thank you J
2003-12-10 by Joe Davajon
Hi, I posted the procedure recently posted to this group a couple of hours ago. I had not personally used the procedure but there seemed to be interest in
2003-12-10 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I d be happy with three or four choices of undercolor removal. Setting this to max ought to produce a B&W using gray and black, plus the minimum amount of
2003-12-10 by Tim Atherton
... Actually, considering Epson have been in the RIP business for years, there s really no excuse for them not providing a simple, basic, printer specific RIP
2003-12-10 by Alan Zinn
... Claude, I agree that we really have very little to squawk about now. We gripe about the lack of QC on ink jet across the board but forget that photo
2003-12-10 by Paul Roark
... No. It s just for the 1280-class printers now. The 2200 and 4000 will be next. The older printers need the UT inkset s lightest gray. The 1280 doesn t.
2003-12-10 by Tom Baker
I m not here to argue. Thanks for you opinion. Tom Baker Tyler Boley wrote: Well, I don t know what you mean by both ways , since
2003-12-10 by Tom Baker
How d you get wet vs. digital out this? Tom Baker flyfishingusa2002 wrote: This is the same old mans stuff about wet verus digital,
2003-12-10 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Okay, that makes more sense. ... My guess is that it has more to do with ColorMatch RGB having a white point of 5000K, as compared to 6600K for Adobe RGB.
2003-12-10 by Tim Atherton
Just tried it (having found the magazine on the newsstand) - interestingly the most neutral B&W print from the 2200 so far - slightly metamerisitic (a very
2003-12-10 by Paul D. DeRocco
... There are two parts to this. First of all, the author is recommending conversion to B&W by desaturation. This is the minimal way to do the conversion, and
2003-12-10 by Tyler Boley
Well, I don t know what you mean by both ways , since there now seem to be many ways to go, but as one who has been seriously involved in monochromatic
2003-12-09 by flyfishingusa2002
This is the same old mans stuff about wet verus digital, why not take it off list. Same people, same stuff. If you spent a little time and looked at the
2003-12-09 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Only if you use Lyson Small Gamut or Quad Black inks.. Keith Krebs Just some guy, caretaker of the Multiverse s largest EPSON printer User Community
2003-12-09 by Joe Davajon
Here is the procedure alleged to be a simple way of printing B@W on the 2200 as referred to on this site recently. 1. Image must be in RGB 2. Go to Image
2003-12-09 by Tom Baker
Brad - Yep, 2200 not 2000. Ultrachrome inks are the Epson OEM for the 2200, 7600, 9600 and 4000. Yes, a RIP is software. You can check out the capabilities
2003-12-09 by Lori Davis
Does the Canon i9000 do a good job with B&W prints? Lori
2003-12-09 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Agreed 100% Claude.. Perhaps someday an all-in-one printer will do perfect B&W and Perfect color across a range of glossy and matte, RC, cast, and uncoated
2003-12-09 by Tom Baker
You re right. That s an opinion. But, I can now say that it is the opinion of quite a few people that are able to see prints, hanging in a gallery, made both
2003-12-09 by islandbuck2
Will UT-2 be replacing the current UT ink sets?. ... to test ... the default ... +7, Magenta ... elevated 0.01). ... ink so ... remember which ... carbon ...