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2003-11-12 by t
I also have a 3000 for sale with several sets of unopened ink to go with it. It was working fine last time I used it about a year ago. I live in Oakland and
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2003-11-12 by t
I also have a 3000 for sale with several sets of unopened ink to go with it. It was working fine last time I used it about a year ago. I live in Oakland and
2003-11-12 by Paul Roark
Arlene, ... Buying a Nikon 8000 just for 35 mm doesn t make sense to me. Get a good 35 mm, 4000 (or 5400) dpi scanner. With T400CN, the difference between
2003-11-12 by A. Huntley
Steve, Tom Baker responded to a similar thread on the ImagePrint forum as follows: You can print an RGB file with a grayscale paper profile in Imageprint. It
2003-11-12 by Paul D. DeRocco
... How much disk space do you have? It may fall back to not spooling if you re running low. You might also see if you can figure out where it dumps spool
2003-11-12 by johngeyles
I have decided to bite the bullet and switch over from OS9 to OSX on my Mac G4. (I m already really glad - the computer wakes from sleep much faster, and
2003-11-12 by Bob Michaels
Try to honestly evaluate if you JUST WANT a new scanner and/or printer or if you want better looking prints. If you just want new hardware, simply buy the what
2003-11-11 by Robbe Gibson
There s a place in Santa Ana called The Enlarger Photo Blow Up (714-541-0153). They w/print up to 4 x 6 from 35, 2 1/4 or 4x5. They use Polycontrast III RC,
2003-11-11 by Bob Michaels
Yes I have print spooling enabled. But it certainly acts like it doesn t spool at all. That s what baffles me. The once simple unidirectional dumping a file
2003-11-11 by prestruddqof
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2003-11-11 by heavylens
Hi - If you don t need a medium format scanner, you are spending a lot of money for nothing. I have a Microtek 4000tf and it is doinf a good job for me. The
2003-11-11 by Roger L Sopher
Hi Mike, I haven t had this problem but qtcups is fussy about the resolution setting and will produce odd results if the image resolution and the resolution
2003-11-11 by sceptre12345
Nikon has announced three new scanners, two of which may interest you, the Nikon 5000 and the Nikon Scan V. They are 4000 dpi scanner with better dmax than
2003-11-11 by Mike Finley
Well, I ve installed Redhat 9, got QTR installed and working, and produced a reasonable set of curves for a first attempt. So far so good! If qtcups is the
2003-11-11 by ArleneLoveL@aol.com
I need advice on upgrading to new scanner & printer I work in 35mm, exclusively in B&W (Kodak T400CN). My present scanner is 2720 dpi and my Epson 3000 prints
2003-11-11 by scrber
I was already down the road to getting demo, but I am using 3rd party (MIS) pigments in a 1290 for colour work and UTs in a second 1290 for B&W. Therefore the
2003-11-11 by Colorado Light
If you aren t ready to spend any further money yet, install your PS7 if for no other reason than the image browser--I have it in PSE2 and would have a tough
2003-11-11 by Tom Baker
You can print an RGB file with a grayscale paper profile in Imageprint. It simply prints a grayscale image. In fact, IP s color to b&w conversion isn t too
2003-11-11 by Paul Roark
John, ... All three are outstanding. ... As far as I know the UC matte K is compatible with the UT grays. I have used it with the UT inkset, and it is what I
2003-11-11 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Boris, Forget 7 and go right to CS; especially if you would rather work in high-bit mode throughout your workflow. CS also has a few other things up its
2003-11-11 by graeme.lyall
I know exactly what you mean, and similarly I have yet to get anywhere near this look. Large format has always in my mind produced those wonderfully creamy
2003-11-11 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Bernie, IMO, you ll be seriously disappointed if your approach to digital B&W printing is to try to match silver prints. B&W inkjet prints--be they quadtone,
2003-11-11 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Jerry, You don t say whether you re up-sampling or down-sampling but, in general, Bicubic should be used. In PS 8 (CS), we have two new choices: Bicubic
2003-11-11 by Boris Wiedenfeld
hi everybody. all this talk about ps7 and cs made me wonder. i m using ps6. is there any real advantage in using ps7 over ps6? i have ps7 somewhere but
2003-11-11 by kenschuster
I agree whole-heartedly, with those who feel it s not worth the trouble. I spent many hour s tweaking it to get a beautiful neutral gray scale. Then I looked
2003-11-11 by Bernie Ess
Today I was in the film museum here in Berlin and apart from the various movies from the beginnings up to now there are many many wonderful, no: breathtaking
2003-11-11 by kenschuster
There was a lab on Melrose, near Fairfax, close to CBS, that printed wall size. A couple of decades ago, they printed a 5X7 (feet!) for me that was much better
2003-11-11 by Jerry in Houston
There was some discussion about the resampling method used in PS7. Now I am no expert on PS7 (I am using 7.0.1), but I have found out that when choosing to
2003-11-11 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Steve, To be honest, I ve never tried to print a basically B&W image with selected portions in color, therefore, I really don t know what IP would do if a gray
2003-11-11 by john eckenrode
i thought about this too, and from what i understand the 4000 has a slightly smaller dot size, so perhaps that would help allow us to get away with three greys
2003-11-11 by ejohn182002
here is a two part question: paul r-back when you did some testing on eboni black, museum black, and epson uc black, how did the epson stack up in terms of
2003-11-11 by Ruhrfoto/Bernd L.
Its just a pain, nothing else. Bernd ... 2200. ... sales? ... software... ... made ... opinion
2003-11-11 by Paul Roark
... This is the option the Epson driver should have had. It s where we ll be eventually -- clearly the way to go. We should not have to choose between either
2003-11-11 by scrber
Brilliant, thanks Tom ... sent this question to Colorbyte today. When I get a suitable answer, I ll share it. ... me ... day....
2003-11-11 by Tom Baker
I have the Maint agreement with Imageprint for my 9600. I just sent this question to Colorbyte today. When I get a suitable answer, I ll share it. Tom Baker
2003-11-11 by scrber
Thanks Alan, thorough answer. But to be honest it only confuses me more, perhaps I need to read up a lot more on IP.... IF IP can make a neutral grey with a
2003-11-11 by Daniel Staver
... iProof PowerRIP allows you to print combinations of color and BW without metamerism in the same image since it uses the same printing mode for BW and
2003-11-11 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I can t believe that people pay more for a glorified printer driver than they do for Photoshop itself. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul
2003-11-11 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Steve, Generally, it seems you have a good grasp of the issues involved. I have read that the lack of metamerism in IP produced B&W is due to not using the
2003-11-11 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Dennis, This very topic has been discussed ad-nuzeum on the ImagePrint forum. Apparently, the changes to the underpinnings of CUPS and Print Center, and
2003-11-11 by sandersm@aol.com
I find it difficult to believe that there are no labs in LA that print silver gelatin bigger than 20x24 or 24x30. I ve yet to find a lab in NYC that does not
2003-11-11 by petegorsky@external.umass.edu
You might also want to contact John Marcy of Northampton Photographic Arts in Massachusetts. He s a great printer, has worked extensively in both platinum and
2003-11-11 by scrber
... issues), but I believe they ve all be resolved. I use IP 5.6 (PC) for both color and B&W printing. I can assure you that grayscale output, at least to my
2003-11-11 by dave08g
... 2200. ... sales? ... software... ... made ... opinion ... Kurt, I tried the gray balancer and gave up on it. It will only balance color for a single light
2003-11-11 by Bob Frost
Bob, Have you set the Printer Properties to spool files? Or is it set to print direct? Bob Frost. ... From: Bob Michaels
2003-11-11 by Dennis W. Manasco
... I had almost decided to buy IP when this issue came up. As I read the ColorByte web site, the only way to get the update (if your copy of Lite is more than
2003-11-11 by scrber
I also have absolutely no such problems with either XP Pro or Home with either of my 1290s. I would check that your hub is not causing a problem. Typical
2003-11-11 by Kees Brandenburg
But if you want to try, there are links to the software on this page: http://www.computer-darkroom.com/epson2100/2100_2.htm kees
2003-11-11 by john eckenrode
yes indeed plain and simple–it is pointless. john e ... __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard
2003-11-11 by Martin Glader
Alex, I have never had the need to edit the ICQ profiles so I wouldn t know. I m using the Cone driver with the paper profiles supplied with the software and
2003-11-11 by Barry Kelsall
The clamps are removed & not used with a CFS. You can hold the carts down with a long cable tie or a strip of velcro anchored on the sides of the carriage. -BK