RE: [Digital BW] Re: Epson 1280 and Quadtones....
2003-11-03 by Paul Roark
PW can load PS curves. At the top, hit Transformation, Color, Curves. You get a curves box. Use the top OPT button to load the curves. The file type
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2003-11-03 by Paul Roark
PW can load PS curves. At the top, hit Transformation, Color, Curves. You get a curves box. Use the top OPT button to load the curves. The file type
2003-11-03 by Antonis Ricos
Antara, my first thought would be that the profile doesn t match your particular printer/paper combo. The best approach is to use IJC and make a profile
2003-11-03 by altafb2000
never mind, i figured it out - had to convert it to color first, then load the curves - :-) thanx ... image ... for my ... [curves, ... is RC ... i get ... a
2003-11-03 by altafb2000
OK I downloaded the trial version... looks like it has a lot more than elements in some respects ... but how would i load the image adjustment curves on
2003-11-03 by Antara Scales
Hi, I have been using the profiles from here and the ones included in the OPM for the 2200. While printing somes nudes with lots of subtle skin gradations I
2003-11-03 by Reinier van der Ryst
... From: Roy Harrington To: Sent: Friday, October 31, 2003 5:53 PM Subject: [Digital BW]
2003-11-03 by Paul Roark
A competitor s take on this is that WeInk had a disaster with a Canon CIS. Perhaps this article is a way for deflecting criticism. The real issue, however, is
2003-11-03 by Paul Roark
Don, Thanks for the information. ... Was this true of the internet sellers also, or was this just the local stores? ... That s very bad news. I ll pass the
2003-11-03 by aevoegels
I will be driving down to Hollywood on Nov 21st and would very much like to see that. could you email me a specific address? Thanks, Alfred
2003-11-03 by David R. Spielman
Frank, Yes they are. They are also much cheaper to make than a random dot (stochastic) Imagesetter negatives that photographer Dan Burkholder wrote his
2003-11-03 by Alan Zinn
... Alex, Wow! There must be some contrary, real-world opinions about this. Pigment inks don t work - don t use them - they just ruin printers??? AZ Build a
2003-11-02 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.
Hi Alan, I do think the comments about ink viscosity are valid. Epson creates different drivers for pigs and dyes ? I have spent a most frustrating weekend
2003-11-02 by jsinger986
I ll give QTR a try as well. thanks! Jeff
2003-11-02 by jsinger986
Thanks, The photoblack was one area of confusion for me since I only print with matte paper. So, my thought was that I would just buy two eboni blacks and no
2003-11-02 by Tom Baker
All - For any of you that might be able to be in the area of San Luis Obispo, California between now and the end of December, Paul s work is in the San Luis
2003-11-02 by Daniel Staver
... They re all Ultratone inks, but the position of the inks in the inkset MIS are selling is incompatible with what s required to use my curves. For my curves
2003-11-02 by Carl Schofield
Jeff, Just to confuse you a bit more, there is a third option for using the MIS Ultratones with the 2200 via QuadToneRIP 2.0 beta 8. Warm, cool, neutral, and
2003-11-02 by frankg_photo
David, Yes, you are right. You have to actually hold and see the prints to tell - and even use a magnifier. I guess it s a fairly subjective opinion whether
2003-11-02 by jsinger986
I m pretty sure I m being a dunce here but... I m not quite sure what you mean when you say you have curves for the 2200 MIS Ultratone inks, but the curves
2003-11-02 by Bob Frost
Bruce, I seem to remember reading that adjustment layers are not rendered at once; they are rendered serially, so no different from the other approach except
2003-11-02 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Roy Harrington To: Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2003 8:16 AM Subject: Re:
2003-11-02 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.
Some interesting unbiased info ... http://www.weink.com/ecom/support/technotes/tsn16.htm additionally from the same site : Use the appropriate type of ink.
2003-11-02 by D. Hill
Hi all, With much sadness yesterday, I had to pronounce my trusty 875dc deceaded, time of death 3:03pm. As this was the workhorse printer that my wife and I
2003-11-02 by Paul Roark
Altaf, As far as I know, the cheapest way to be able to use the Photoshop image adjustment curves to control the UT and VM inksets (and others) is to buy the
2003-11-02 by sceptre12345
So Epson will be selling under two names (Ultrasmooth & PremierArt) the entire line of PremierArt Paper. http://www.premierimagingproducts.com Cheers, Andre
2003-11-02 by candlefarmer
Carl/Roy - Thanks for the replies. I have tried 1440x720 - in fact that s how I started with this particular print. The results were, if anything, worse. Today
2003-11-02 by Ed Mathews
Rodney King? Is he out of jail again? He s working for Epson now? ... From: grdglass@aol.com [mailto:grdglass@aol.com] Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2003 6:52
2003-11-02 by grdglass@aol.com
At PhotoPlus Expo, Epson was calling their UltraSmooth paper UltraSmooth Fine Art Paper. They were showing three weights: 250, 325 and 500gsm. Epson has
2003-11-02 by Daniel Staver
... http://inksupply.com/index.cfm?source=html/quadcart.html#2200 These won t work with my curves though. Check my other posting for more details. -- Daniel
2003-11-02 by grdglass@aol.com
Barrett, No, you re not alone. The B+W print you are talking about was done by Rodney King. I got one to take home. It turns green in daylight. The 4000
2003-11-02 by Daniel Staver
My set of curves for the 2100/2200 with MIS Ultratones is now placed in the files section.
2003-11-02 by Roy Harrington
As Carl mentioned 1440x720 Highest Quality is the resolution that has been most tested and calibrated. So I d recommend that. I really don t know the cause
2003-11-02 by altafb2000
Thank you Paul for this answer a few weeks back, it was very helpful, and clear ... so now i have another newbee question :-) I have Photoshop Elements - that
2003-11-02 by Tim Atherton
... I d add that I got hold of some of the Epson PremierArt Scrapbook and apart from it being the lighter weight, it looks, feels and prints identically to the
2003-11-02 by Paul Roark
Jerry in Houston, ... The Premier Premium Matte is new to me. I ll see if I can get some samples. For that price, I can t see how it could be a cotton-based
2003-11-02 by Jon
Hi Daniel, Thanks for all the insight. ... I found one here: http://tinyurl.com/tbe0 ... Hmm, I wonder if you could swap between the CIS and the OEM carts?
2003-11-02 by Jon
Hi Tom, Thanks for the info. It looks like I m going to try the Ultratones--probably the carts first and then a cis. What kind of cis are you using? Niagara?
2003-11-02 by Tim Atherton
... Here is Paul s original post - as I understand it the Epson PremierArt (Ultrasmooth) paper is actually the PremierArt Fine Art Hot Pressed (which comes in
2003-11-02 by David R. Spielman
Frank, I m not sure what exactly one would post in this case. The prints from these negatives are on conventional silver/gelatin material. As with any
2003-11-02 by David R. Spielman
Stephen, These inkjet negatives are used to make contact prints on conventional B&W silver/gelatin paper, never projection printed. You can use any kind of
2003-11-02 by candlefarmer
... Sorry - should have mentioned that: I m using Epson Enhanced Matte with the EEM_2200-{cool,warm} profiles.
2003-11-02 by Jerry in Houston
I don t think the Premier paper referred to here is the Epson PremierArt paper that Paul originally referrred to. According to Epson their paper is available
2003-11-02 by Carl Schofield
I just recalled some problems we had with curve breaks in the shadow areas, before the 2200 dot size weightings were adjusted, and that may be the source of
2003-11-02 by Carl Schofield
Which paper and profile are you using? I haven t seen this artifact before, but I do all of my printing at 1440x720 Highest Quality only. The bands almost
2003-11-02 by Carl Schofield
Paul, Using the Ultrachromes (matte black) the dmax for the Premier Premium Matte was 1.61, which is about the same that I got with the Premier Hot Press Fine
2003-11-02 by candlefarmer
I ve recently started experimenting with the Harrington Quadtone RIP v2. I m using the latest beta on an Epson 2200 with the standard Epson inks. Generally the
2003-11-02 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... The beta box that I have and think highly of (there are some that I don t think highly of also) says Fine Art ISC. Permajet did not have a final
2003-11-02 by Paul Roark
Carl, ... $12.95 for 50 sheets of letter size could be a very good deal if its truly acid free. How does the dmax compare to EEM? Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com
2003-11-02 by Roger Sopher
Hi Roy, That indeed was the problem. I reconstructed the raw file using IBM bit order and it now runs like a charm.I have reprinted a couple of images using
2003-11-02 by Tom OConnell
Hi Ivan- I m not really familiar with PS 8, but the earlier versions seemed to do most or all of what you need. First of all, you need to settle on a preferred