re: 1280 vs 1290 driversrs with UT ....
2003-12-04 by Heath David Sandall
I recently started to use UT inks in an 870 with poor results using 1280 curves. thnkas to Paul s suggestions, (thanks Paul) I downloaeded the 1280 driver
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2003-12-04 by Heath David Sandall
I recently started to use UT inks in an 870 with poor results using 1280 curves. thnkas to Paul s suggestions, (thanks Paul) I downloaeded the 1280 driver
2003-12-04 by Roger L Sopher
... I think I misread the first part of your question. If what you mean is has anyone been able to print directly to QTR (either in a Linux box or a mac) from
2003-12-04 by Glenn Mitchell
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, flyfishingusa2002 ... even ... All I ever used was Epson inks and my 1280 clogged every couple of weeks.
2003-12-04 by Roger L Sopher
... The gimp-print plugin seems to have its own set of PPDs and I ll be jiggered if I can figure out how to add the QTR set to them. I don t believe that I
2003-12-04 by flyfishingusa2002
I had the same problem with a 1200 and a 1270, but the 2200 is different in that is uses pigment inks rather than dye based. As a matter of fact both my 1200
2003-12-04 by flyfishingusa2002
Sean and Anders, I have a 2200 and I spent a long time producing custom profiles for it thinking that I might improve on the supplied paper profiles. After
2003-12-04 by Bob Frost
Fair enough; that s your opinion. I tried MIS VM with my 1270 and 1290 and got the first lot of clogs I ve ever experienced. I m not paying to spend my time
2003-12-04 by flyfishingusa2002
Ed, I took a look at the site and it looks a bit fishy to me, I don t think that there is any such thing as a OEM version of Photoshop. If there is I m sure
2003-12-04 by flyfishingusa2002
I have a similar setup to you, the difference is that I do not currently have a linux machine but a Mac running OSX. Have you, or anybody else found a way to
2003-12-04 by Ed Mathews
I am in no way endorsing this, as I know nothing about this company (does anybody here know of them?). This company claims to be selling software extremely
2003-12-04 by Bob Frost
Hi Paul, I usually agree with you, but for sheer punch nothing can beat Premium Glossy on a 1280/90 with Epson dye inks, IME. Even Cibachrome addicts admire
2003-12-04 by Glenn Mitchell
I have not seen any messages that discuss my favorite technique for conversion to B&W. It uses a little-known PS feature called Split channels. Split Channels
2003-12-04 by Bob Frost
Lincoln, That is interesting; others have posted recently saying yellow was the first ink to run out! I find that for color prints light magenta runs out
2003-12-04 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Sierra, I ve, in the past been, one of the most vocal critics of the cost-shifting to consumables (particularly inks). However, I think I need to bring
2003-12-04 by Bernie Ess
Hello, Epson service line here in Germany told me that this paper will not be introduced on the german market in a forseeable future. Does anybody know a place
2003-12-04 by Alan Zinn
... Ulf, Pay no attention - if everyone just read the archives there wouldn t be many posts. :-) Just remember to trim the non-text portions of your reply.
2003-12-04 by Alan Zinn
... I always use the excellent SilverFast software bundled with the scanner. It is my understanding that it is better to do as many adjustments as possible at
2003-12-04 by Daniel Staver
You can also consider buying something like Microsoft Virtual PC or VMware which will create a virtual computer on your desktop on which you can install Linux.
2003-12-04 by Roger L Sopher
... From: thecat6955082 [mailto:g.patrias@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 8:44 AM To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Subject:
2003-12-04 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
I wondered if anyone on here (perhaps a piezography user or someone who is on Jon s Piezo List) knows something about this before I go ahead and call Jon. For
2003-12-04 by Alan Zinn
... Guys, I strongly disagree RE the Epson3200. It does a very good job on film particularly with negs. See my out-dated review here:
2003-12-04 by Alan Zinn
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2003-12-04 by Anders Jonsson
Sean, I am located in Portland and I used to work for ProPhoto in the digital department selling and supporting digital capturing and printing eqipment. I can
2003-12-04 by thecat6955082
I have purchased a 4000 and hope to get in in January from Inkjetart. Meanwhile, I m trying to get my ducks in line. I currenty have a XP system but am
2003-12-04 by flyfishingusa2002
Bob, Simple, Epson, along with all the printer companies rip all of us off with their consumable prices. I would rather give the money to a company like MIS
2003-12-04 by Manu Schnetzler
I second that. I am very happy with my 2450 that I use mostly to scan 6x6. I ll probably upgrade to the 4870 when it comes out next year. Cheers, Manu
2003-12-04 by Bob Frost
Why not refill with Ultrachromes from 7600 carts; about 1/4 of the price per ml or ounce, as compared with the 2200 carts. Bob Frost. ... From:
2003-12-04 by Bob Frost
Ulf, There is a filmscanners list at filmscanners@halftone.co.uk as well as others on Yahoo. They only discuss filmscanners, so I suggest you post your
2003-12-04 by Allan Metts
Hi Roger, ... I wish it! I wish it! Please mail it to me off-list. ... I ve moved to Fedora (http://fedora.redhat.com) on a couple of my machines without any
2003-12-04 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Jhonny and Lincoln, Thanks very much for replying to my question. Just for the record, I am using a 1280. I will refill the cartridge again, this time making
2003-12-04 by scrber
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2003-12-04 by scrber
Hi Folks/ Paul I have been happily using my VMs in the Epson 1290 for some time and over the last few months switched to the UTs. I have not found the 1290
2003-12-04 by colingruk
... inks ... A very interesting post, Lincoln, thank you. I ve been sitting on a fence across the pond for some months now with a 1290 purchased for dedicating
2003-12-04 by scrber
OK, so you have at least improved it. Thats a start. There is one more thing that could be affecting the printing. That is that the paper is not being
2003-12-04 by awahlster
Paul, I understand what you say about using the C82 for getting my feet wet BUT I have a daily use printer in my HP932C (ink consumer maximus) As to the idea
2003-12-04 by Martin Wesley
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2003-12-04 by awahlster
I didn t realise this I have been in Prophoto many times and have only seen one or two printers set up and maybe a couple of monitors. I know with their
2003-12-04 by awahlster
Sean, I m in the Portland area well Silverton just 45min south but I m in the smae boat you are just making decissions and trying to get started. Perhaps when
2003-12-04 by Ulf Widén
Thanks for all answers. I will use the archive first in the future before posting a question. I wasn t aware of it because I only use my email-client for
2003-12-04 by Paul Roark
Mark, ... Most viewers of prints would see no difference. Very critical viewers might notice that the C82 highlights are not quite as smooth as the 1280 s.
2003-12-04 by IRH
Check out Pro Photo on N.W. 19th in Portland, One stop shopping all things digital and helpful folks behind the counter as well... Have all samples to check
2003-12-04 by Paul D. DeRocco
... The only sense in which I d say the 1280 is better is if you like the wider gamut and denser blacks of the standard dye inks. In every other way that I
2003-12-04 by glean_ideas
Manuel, Some background information on the Epson ink monitor that may help reduce confusion. If you pop the chip off an Epson ink cartridge you ll only see a
2003-12-04 by Sean
I m thinking about jumping to a digital output. Currently looking at 1280 and a 3200 scanner. Are there any members in the Portland, OR area I can contact
2003-12-04 by Johnny Eades
I have read many posts which feel the 1280 is even better than the 2200. I think Mr. Roark is producing the work he is doing on the C82 for a no curve or
2003-12-04 by awahlster
Will the image quality of a 1280 be noticably better the the C82 After Pauls great answer to my earlier beginners post I have been comparing these two printers
2003-12-04 by Tim Atherton
... As Paul said, it s a pretty good chance the Scrapbook (as well as possibly the Epson Ultrasmooth) is the Premier Art Fine Art Hot Pressed which comes in
2003-12-04 by Johnny Eades
Hello Manuel, It may not be the ink getting low, but the cartridge could have a buildup of foam so that when you filled the first refill and the ink flowed out
2003-12-04 by Paul Roark
Ken, I think the Scrapbook paper is PremierArt Fine Art paper. It is sold at http://www.photowarehouse.biz/premier.html. Paul www.PaulRoark.com ... From: Ken
2003-12-04 by Tim Atherton
... And sheet sizes - it s basically a different film which just happens to have the same name tim