Re: [Digital BW] Re: PS VM curves is Picture Window
2003-10-22 by Phil Morse
I have just reprinted both PSLE and PW generated step-wedges for the UT11-C+3 and find that the PW does not have as smooth a transition as the PSLE. This is
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2003-10-22 by Phil Morse
I have just reprinted both PSLE and PW generated step-wedges for the UT11-C+3 and find that the PW does not have as smooth a transition as the PSLE. This is
2003-10-22 by Richard Vanek
Hello Paul, ... them to ... using ... I can take a look if I can save your PS curves to PW format directly in this Pro version I have. ... files for ... seems
2003-10-22 by Tom Baker
I ve never accessed the archives, so I can t say. Perhaps someone else can give direction. Tom Baker Brad Mol wrote: Hi Tom Is there
2003-10-22 by Bill
I agree. Should have oriented my comment directly at dye inks, not the 1280 itself. Bill
2003-10-22 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Hi Paul, I ve only ever used PWP, but it can use your VM/UT curves directly. As for cut-n-paste...I ve never figured out how to do this in PWP. I guess the
2003-10-22 by Paul Roark
With the cheaper version of PW, I don t seem to be able to open the Photoshop curves directly. The load box doesn t show any of the PS curves even if I
2003-10-22 by rbecklund11
Johnny, Thanks for the info I appreciate it. Martin, you make a good point about the ink price in relation to to the whole print. I have been very happy with
2003-10-22 by Phil Morse
Paul, Richard, I just printed UT-11C+3 using Picture Window and results are very close (wet) to my original tests. Unfortunatly I am now on a much newer batch
2003-10-22 by Richard Vanek
Paul, ... inks can ... just ... UT inks ... I am using it for while now, directly your photoshop curves within pw pro. It can load direclty Phosohop curves.
2003-10-22 by Diana York
If anyone in the US is looking for some 300GSM Schoellershammer Velvet rolls - 33 /10M in length, I have a few left in stock I am selling at discounted prices
2003-10-22 by Martin Wesley
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2003-10-22 by Martin Glader
Brad, You could start by reading the information you can find on the MIS site, http://www.inksupply.com/index.cfm?source=html/quadtone.html and the Piezography
2003-10-22 by bradmol99
O.K., I have the 1280 which is beeing touted as the one of the best for B&W. I have the standard Epson black ink cartridge and the standard Epson colour
2003-10-22 by Colorado Light
Here are four good articles on digital B+W... http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm Tom ... From: Mike To:
2003-10-22 by Martin Glader
Hello, The 1280 and the 1290 are basically the same printer the main difference being, that the 1280 is sold in110 V countries and the 1290 in 230 V countries.
2003-10-22 by Paul Roark
It appears that the Photoshop curves that control the variable-tone inks can be translated into Picture Window (PW) curves with relative ease by just editing
2003-10-22 by Brad Mol
Hi Tom Is there some way of accessing some older info or messages on this or do we just drift in and out of the messages looking for the topic.? Regards.......
2003-10-22 by Martin Wesley
Mike, Just to give you a reference point I did some Dmax testing on silver fiber paper in 1992. I used a 4x5, 21-step Stouffer step wedge negative to make 8x10
2003-10-22 by Brad Mol
Hi Jeff I am a bit ignorant and new to the digital world. I have a 1280 but it¹s called 1290 out here in Asia where I live. Cannot seem to get the photos
2003-10-22 by Martin Wesley
Many thanks to Roger Sopher for writing up and sharing his step by step instructions for setting up Roy Harrington s QuadTone RIP to run under Linux on a PC. I
2003-10-22 by Tom Baker
Mike/Brad - Unfortunately, there really isn t one direct , correct answer. There are several ways to approach this. It s sort of like deciding to build
2003-10-22 by Tom Baker
Actually the 220ml carts sell for $80-$85. Times 7, that s still expensive. But 220ml makes a lot of prints. Tom Baker amateriat
2003-10-22 by Brad Mol
Mike I just got this email whit this info. It is the most simple direct answer I have so far. Regards....... Bill s comments are only partially true. While
2003-10-22 by Brad Mol
Hi Mike I¹m also new to the digital world and am very ignorant to things here. I am also looking for the best B&W printer and thought that we could do this
2003-10-22 by Tom Baker
Mike - From the various specs it appears that the best ink/paper DMax today is not as dense as the best silver/developer DMax. It seems to me, however,
2003-10-22 by amateriat
Ah, yes...after looking over the specs, and the ink costs (yes, it s actually a bit cheaper per ml., but that s not the way you buy the ink in this case, pun
2003-10-22 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hmmm... I don t much agree, and frankly I think you re all a bunch of Neo-Luddites(g), but this is too far of topic to drag out, so lets just let it die...
2003-10-22 by Richard Smallfield
... Hello, as a slightly bewildered beginner (about to splash out on all the equipment), could I ask a probably dumb question? From Paul s posts, I understand
2003-10-22 by Paul Roark
Mike, Welcome. ... That s about normal for most of the more expensive, modern Epson printers. A 0.1 dmax difference is well within what you could get from a
2003-10-22 by Paul Roark
This might be the paper Robert was beta testing. See http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?A=search&Q=&b=996&shs=&ci=11 18&Submit.x=30&Submit.y=15
2003-10-22 by jeffmoore17@comcast.net
Bill s comments are only partially true. While I agree that the 1280 with dye inks cannot match the 2200 for color work, I would suggest that when used with
2003-10-22 by Mike
First off, this is the first time I ve posted here, so hello to everyone. I m just, finally, making the switch from film to digital, and an unexpected
2003-10-22 by Antonis Ricos
Sanders, thanks for the (pre)announcement! I don t know if this will help you, but there is already a profile for this paper and OPM in our group files. I know
2003-10-22 by Johnny Eades
Hello Robbie, I just bought the PiezographyBW software for my Epson 1280 and bought the Full spectrum Neutral inks from MIS. Thinking I had the newest version
2003-10-22 by Johnny Eades
Get on www.epson.com and look for the download section and find the Monitor utility that keeps with the ink levels. Your friend in photography, Johnny Eades --
2003-10-22 by Bill
The 1280 is not a serious printer except for short term stuff. The 1280 uses dye inks that can fade in 2 weeks, fade as in turn VERY brown, I have seen it
2003-10-22 by sreidvt
... With all due respect I have to disagree. I shoot with the 1Ds and the 17-40 and the vignetting is very minor and only when close to wide open at the
2003-10-22 by sreidvt
... the ... belonging ... chose the ... _________________________________________________ Jack, Just joined the list and so may be giving you this info. far
2003-10-22 by James Klebau
... A number of sources have the 220 ml cartridges for sale at about $90 each.
2003-10-21 by Jake
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2003-10-21 by Paul Roark
Mark, I tried it and had about the same opinion you have. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com ... From: Mark Savoia [mailto:mark@ctphoto.com] Sent: Tuesday, October
2003-10-21 by Mark Savoia
I just got a sample pack of Arches Infinity and tried it with Cone s Selenium Inkset. It looks like crap. Lots of modeling. Especially in solid black areas. I
2003-10-21 by gendem
Hi there I have the opportunity to pick up a used 1270 for about 150USD. Are there any strong advantages to getting a 1280 new over this printer? Any tips or
2003-10-21 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: Paul Roark [mailto:paul.roark@verizon.net] * Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 11:20 AM * To:
2003-10-21 by Robert Zwemer
Roger, I have broadband and would appreciate a copy. Bob ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-10-21 by Jon
... Hi Barbara, Actually, you did it again. When you reply to a digest, the entire digest is included unless you delete it in your email application. When you
2003-10-21 by rbecklund11
Thanks Paul- Sounds like a good idea. I actually have an extra CIS I ve been holding onto. It seems like the image quality using the epson driver must be
2003-10-21 by Paul Roark
... The MIS Eboni black is virtually identical to the Cone Museum black. The FS-N was/is a cool version of the MIS FS inks and is compatible with the Piezo
2003-10-21 by rbecklund11
Oh, I forgot to mention I m using a 1280 and the PiezographyBW photoshop plug-in. Robbie ... Museum ... to ... larger ... Also...
2003-10-21 by jeffmoore17@comcast.net
I am a current user of PiezoTone Selenium Tone inks w/ Museum Black. I have not personally used any of the MIS inks; however, I do have one of Paul Roark s