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2003-11-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... I think Jon has decided on that route for: 1) Ease of customer support - he ends up with the same basic ink setup for a LOT of printers, old and new
2003-11-27 by Paul Roark
... In perfect lighting the RC/glossy blacks are impressive. However, I find that in normal, very imperfect lighting the increased reflections off the RC
2003-11-27 by D. Hill
Paul, Epson wouldn t like to hear this, but I ve primed virgin 1280 s and 860 s with Eboni. It was a much better solution than trying to eradicate all the dye
2003-11-27 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I ve tested the standard Epson Photo Black on Premium Luster and the Matte Black on Enhanced Matte, and I can see that the matte isn t quite as dense--so
2003-11-27 by flyfishingusa2002
Paul, with the 2200 you can get a denser black if you use a third party ink. I love the results that I get with the standard inks, I wish I could show you a
2003-11-27 by klog52756
Hi, I just changed the inkset of one of my 1280 s, from VM to Ultraone, CFS setup. I have a good nozzle check, and the heads are as aligned as I can make them
2003-11-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Nope, the R800 as well.. CMY + RB + 2K s + Gloss Optimizer = 8 cartridge positions ... Exactly... Keith Krebs Just some guy, and caretaker of the
2003-11-27 by D. Hill
I just spent the evening reviewing quadtone prints made with filmscans (Coolscan IV) verses eos 10d capture. the 10d images were captured in RAW mode, and
2003-11-27 by Paul Roark
... Epson used essentially the same ad copy when it introduced the 2000P and the 2200 -- the same drawings about more even reflection, etc. I m not saying
2003-11-27 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Isn t that only true of the 4000? ... Glossy and semi-gloss papers give you denser blacks than matte papers. For color, they have a wider gamut. -- Ciao,
2003-11-27 by Matt Betea
In the time I used the VM inks, I never got a good print from them. Trying different settings, 1290 drivers and curves (for my 1280). Nothing worked, all I got
2003-11-27 by Ed Mathews
... ... I attempted it, but experienced clogging with the inks and solarized looking prints with the new UT curves. I hesitate to even bring it up,
2003-11-27 by flyfishingusa2002
What s wrong with the 2200? I get great B/W prints using QTR (free) using my Mac. I get great colour from it from either my PC system or the MAC. The extra
2003-11-27 by sceptre12345
... I ve been getting better nozzle checks with the UT inkset on an Epson 1160 with CIS than when I was using the FS-N inkset. Cheers, Andre
2003-11-27 by Lance Funderburk
Peter, Why did you not stay with printing in b/w with color inks? Just curious. Lance ... _________________________________________________________________
2003-11-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... For a nice explanation of the gloss optimizer and how it works, try: http://www.photo-i.co.uk/News/Nov03/Epsondata.htm Keith Krebs Just some guy, and
2003-11-27 by Dan Honemann
... That day can t come soon enough! I m sick of bronzing. I d once assumed I d wind up with two printers, one dedicated to b&w, the other to color. But it
2003-11-27 by scrber
Yeh, OK, less noise! ;-) (that said, a 100ISO S2 shot, run through Neat Image comes out as smooth and, dare I say it, noise free as I could imagine - Even
2003-11-27 by scrber
... Odd.... I was just looking at a 10x15 Scala scan that I added a fair amount of grain to (about 6 I seem to remember) in order to really push the look. I
2003-11-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... I d go with a refurbed 1280 and 3rd Party Pigments for now... Then, down the line, I d probably find myself picking up whatever 8 color Ultrachrome Hi
2003-11-27 by john eckenrode
hello two quick things: http://www.inkjetgoodies.com/main/psactions.htm that is a link to a free plugin that works pretty well for converting color to b&w, it
2003-11-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... I d also Highly recommend taking a look at the SilverOxide filters at: http://www.silveroxide.com The native 16 bit version availability, as well as
2003-11-27 by PhotoWorkshops Partnership
On 27/11/03 12:27 am, Conrad Weiser ... Tends to create chromanoise rather than grain of the dye cloud/grain related look of colour film. Quite appealing but
2003-11-27 by PhotoWorkshops Partnership
On 27/11/03 12:27 am, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com ... You could take a look at Pixelgenius PhotoKit which has a grain feature imitating film
2003-11-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Yup, start with a low ISO capture... If you captured at a High ISO I recommend cleaning the image up with Neat Image, Quantum Mechanic, Grain Surgery, or
2003-11-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Less noise you mean.... Digital has noise.. Keith Krebs Just some guy, and caretaker of the Multiverse s largest EPSON printer User Community (highly
2003-11-27 by outdoornewmexico
*-Interesting to follow the discussion about settings in the PS channel mixer. I started out using a suggested generic mix of 30/60/10 and find that to be a
2003-11-27 by Paul Roark
Peter, ... This is subjective, so I was going to let others answer. Here are a couple of things that come to mind for me. First, I like the
2003-11-27 by awahlster
... expensive ... Kip I use the Ilford classic pearl and if you use the 8.5 X 11 and buy it in boxes of 250 it s down right cheap! and a real nice looking
2003-11-27 by Bernie Ess
... I go ... red, ... technically ... anybody ... some ... runs ... Mike, BW conversion is what I do most of the times here. I dont know what type of shots you
2003-11-27 by Peter A. Klein
Thanks, Paul. I had read your remarks about the UT curves for the 1280 somehow not encountering the stairstepping gradation that the VM curves did. Weird,
2003-11-27 by Kip Babington
Have you taken a look at Convert BW Pro from http://www.theimagingfactory.com/ ? It goes in as a filter under Photoshop,
2003-11-27 by Kip Babington
I use Lyson Quads in a Canon 900 and 9000, with what I think are wonderful results. The 950 is the next iteration of the 900, with finer nozzles, but Lyson
2003-11-27 by Joel Beeson
Hi All: Yes, it appears the nozzles are piercing the rubber/plastic seals as there is some ink leaking out... I don t know if it is still on the warranty;
2003-11-27 by Mike Sommers
Alright! I m really looking forward to working with this system. I ve been printing in color since getting my D100 a year ago, and am about to try doing
2003-11-27 by Paul Roark
Mike, The 1290 curves were probably better than the 1280 curves for the VM inkset. For the UT inkset, the 1280 UT curves are the best. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2003-11-27 by Mike Sommers
My first 1280 will be arriving in a week or so. I m planning to dedicate it to B&W printing, using the UltraTone inks from MIS, and Paul Roark s 1280 curves
2003-11-27 by Peter A. Klein
How do the MIS Ultratone hextone inks compare to the VM (Variable Mix) inksets? My cartridges will run out soon, and I m wondering whether to switch from VM
2003-11-27 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: Joel Beeson [mailto:bluzdoctor@yahoo.com] * Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 3:40 PM * To:
2003-11-27 by Mark Hahn
simple: filter - Noise - Add Noise - Gaussian, Monochromatic - Play with percent till you like it. sorry that it is so basic, but after playing around with
2003-11-26 by Eileen Chun
This may seem like an idiotic question to an answer, but are you sure the nozzles are piercing through the plastic and rubber seals? Eileen
2003-11-26 by Joel Beeson
AAAAARgh! The printer acts the same with the Epson carts. Does this mean that I cannot fix it w/o sending the printer back to Epson? Joel
2003-11-26 by Joel Beeson
Hi Martin: Thanks for your speedy advice; I did pull off the tape before installing the cartridges. In fact, I pushed a pin through the vent hole in the black
2003-11-26 by Brentley Beerline
pull the MIS carts out but be careful as they may have issues. put in the epson carts and nozzle check and purge pattern print until you get a clean nozzle
2003-11-26 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: Joel Beeson [mailto:bluzdoctor@yahoo.com] * Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 2:44 PM * To:
2003-11-26 by Stephan
Does anyone have experience with this combo and if so what were the best papers. I m looking for B&W results over the archival factor.I m infact getting
2003-11-26 by Mark Hahn
I didn t see this tiling effect. Are you sure it wasn t just a display thing? I do agree that I prefer no noise and I would probably attack the images with
2003-11-26 by Joel Beeson
Hello: I just set up a new (it s been in a box since early last year) Epson Photo 1280 to print an exhibit of my student s work. I never installed the OEM
2003-11-26 by chatzebussi
Mark Sorry, but I am really not quite with you. Could you please enlighten us on what you mean by playing around with the Gaussian noise etc. How exactly do
2003-11-26 by scrber
I have also tried gaussian noise, but in anything above a 2-3 pixel level it is clearly patterned on larger images. In other words, the processing is done in