Re: [Digital BW] New 1280 and UT ink
2003-10-16 by Phil Morse
Jeff, Just did this myself with no real problem, I am now about 1/2 way through the first set of cartridges. YMMV. I did put windex on the parking pads just
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2003-10-16 by Phil Morse
Jeff, Just did this myself with no real problem, I am now about 1/2 way through the first set of cartridges. YMMV. I did put windex on the parking pads just
2003-10-16 by Paul Roark
Matt, ... Good question -- and maybe no clear answer. There are arguments going both ways. Given my impatience, I d probably just stick the UT inks in and see
2003-10-16 by Jeff Magidson
How does one clean the Parking pads? I m about to install UTs in a used 1160 that has been running with Epson OEM ink in it for awhile. Thanks, -Jeff
2003-10-16 by Mike Finley
... I ve tried this (with Eboni black) and an 1160 and didn t find any problems with adhesion (though I did leave it a couple of weeks after printing before
2003-10-16 by freegrad
Hi, I m wondering if you need to maintain the vacuum in the tubing lines after filling the CFS carts (after the ink surges to the carts and the ink tube is
2003-10-16 by alli shohi
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2003-10-16 by Matt Betea
I should be getting a 2nd new replacement 1280 any day now. I have been previously using the original VM inkset and decided with this one to try the UT inks.
2003-10-16 by johngeyles
... It is perhaps worth mentioning that true medium-format film scanners are no longer a $3000 item. B&H now has the Nikon 8000 for $2349, and Nikon has a
2003-10-16 by Paul Roark
Hans, ... I just printed a 21-step test file onto a Pictorico film with my 1280 and MIS UT inks with MIS Photo Black. I used the standard UT80-N (Neutral)
2003-10-16 by Jon
... I couldn t tell from the pic at B&H, but I m assuming this cutter is only long enough to trim the 13 side? Jon
2003-10-16 by Howard Averbach
I have a new, in the box and never used, Epson 860 (narrow carriage version of the 1160) for sale. I ll include the cable. If interested, contanct me off list
2003-10-16 by Roy Harrington
This is probably within the variability of the printers, the measurements and the dithering code. I re-looked at the data and graphs where I came up with
2003-10-16 by David Wroblewski
Thanks Ernst. I did the experiment of printing out a 0.45 version of the 21Step.tif stepwedge included in the QTR distribution. There s an improvement, but it
2003-10-16 by ccolbertbw
I went through the same sort of adjustments for the SC 980. I found that printing a smooth (1%) gradient with a single ink made it much easier to judge
2003-10-16 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: David Wroblewski To: Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 8:52 PM Subject:
2003-10-16 by digikdm
It s better but still not right. The entire name except for the y is on the top line . The y at the end of Money is one line below so it reads: Mone y ...
2003-10-16 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
1) Given that the UT inks are pigment based, I question the desire for a swellable polymer paper, as I haven t seen data showing increased longevity for
2003-10-16 by Ed Mathews
I ve ordered the UT B&W inks with PK black for my 1280. Can someone suggest an RC paper with a swellable surface for better longevity and also a pearl or
2003-10-16 by Trint
Greetings to all, I am an Art Therapy college student (late in life I am 36 years of age). I also am care taker to my elderly mother and full time parent to my
2003-10-16 by David Wroblewski
Okay, thanks. It seemed like it had to be right, but I wanted to make sure. Just did it: works great! -david ... Wroblewski ... LINEARIZE= ...
2003-10-16 by Richard Smallfield
Sorry - those replies were supposed to be off-list. I ll make a point of checking the address next time. Richard ... photos: http://photos.smallfield.vze.com
2003-10-16 by Roy Harrington
Looks perfect to me. Roy
2003-10-16 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I should have fixed the problem now - can you please have a look and let me know? (I made the titles a fixed size.) thanks, Richard ... photos:
2003-10-16 by David Wroblewski
Roy, could you confirm that this is the right procedure for re-linearizing a curve that already has LINEAR= ... data, such as the one Carl sent me this
2003-10-16 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, thanks for alerting me about the problem with the cover page. I take it you are using a large font size. I ll change it to a fixed-size so that it remains
2003-10-15 by Stephen Kobrin
I cleaned and lubricated the rod on which the printer heads travel on my 1200, but still get a loud noise at times when they return to the park position. It
2003-10-15 by photographs42
Me again, I just discovered that the problem I just spoke of goes away when all of the thumbnails are loaded. If any don t load for some reason, they all stay
2003-10-15 by photographs42
Looks good except: When I go to the Galleries, there is a row of thumbnails on the left but I can only see about half of them because the space is too narrow.
2003-10-15 by David Wroblewski
... Harrington wrote: Okay, I ll stick with 1440x720 for the time being. I can t see any dots in the highlights, so I m not sure why I d want to
2003-10-15 by Mark Hahn
free panotools plugin does this. mark ... small editor ... tool.
2003-10-15 by Roy Harrington
... Unfortunately, what dots are appropriate is different for each different resolution so that changes ink limits, dot weightings and dot gain. Kind of a
2003-10-15 by Phil Morse
Steve, Mediachance has a small, free program called BWorks and sells a small editor called Photo-Brush which contains a barrel/pincushion correction tool.
2003-10-15 by David Wroblewski
Roy and Carl--thanks! The 0.661 - 0.46 change totally eliminates the hitches I was seeing in the gray ramp. (1) Even without changing profiles, modifying
2003-10-15 by kenschuster
Septone eliminates metamerism on Epson Premium Semi Gloss and Luster papers, which are the only non-matte papers I ve tested. However, the bronzing (uneven
2003-10-15 by Steve Schaefer
I am looking for a small program that correct distortion from a fish eye. It functions as a Photoshop filter. The company also sells a Photoshop filter a helps
2003-10-15 by David Wroblewski
Making the change now... will let you know what happens. Is the dot size issue specific to that one resolution? Or are there similar transition points for
2003-10-15 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: D. Hill [mailto:hill14701@yahoo.com] * Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 9:24 AM * To:
2003-10-15 by Carl Schofield
David, I ve sent you an email with an attachment containing the 2200 profiles I m using now, after the dot weighting adjustment that Roy mentioned in his post.
2003-10-15 by px3n120x
... I will let you know how that works when I ll get the FS set, I thought of trying that myself. Regards, Andu
2003-10-15 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
If you really want to stay with glossy or luster surface (RC-type) papers, then I would recommend the standard UC Epson inks and a RIP. I ve recently been
2003-10-15 by px3n120x
... Certainly they are not the same, the functions are much more limited. Adjusting them fits better a WYSIWYG approach to the transition from a digital image
2003-10-15 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: boywithbubblegun [mailto:piet.van.den.eynde@skynet.be] * Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 9:35 AM * To:
2003-10-15 by Roy Harrington
Hi David, Glad to see things are getting better. I ve got a hunch about the hitches in the gray ramp: the 2200 printer has two dotsizes for 1440x720
2003-10-15 by boywithbubblegun
Hello, I am one of those who bought an Epson 2100 (as the 2200 is called in Europe) for it s supposed high quality B/W output. This might be the case when
2003-10-15 by D. Hill
Is their any reason why eboni would not work with the full spectrum or FS neutral grey positions? Seems like a great combination. Don ...
2003-10-15 by digikdm
very nice website that functions well with good material.My only comment is that it is the only website I ve ever seen that breaks up the photographer s last
2003-10-15 by Gareth
Rather than me send emails to myself to add you to the entry list can you please read the instructions below and send email to me and not the list! Thanks,
2003-10-15 by Paul Roark
... The co-solvent in the black ink evaporated through the CIS tubing -- a real problem if not used very regularly. ... The Transfer Function is a crude
2003-10-15 by jean verrept
Ave. Count me in please. Jean. -- jean.verrept@planetinternet.be
2003-10-15 by Edward Wiseman
THX for your reply Frank, but I always keep my paper thickness switch on the thick position, but I also tried it on the thin setting as well..I use mostly