Re: "fine pattern" = head alignment problem on 1160?
2003-10-09 by frankg_photo
Jeff, It s similar in appearance to the banding illustration in the printer s (1160) manual. Sort of like the track lines in a corduroy type of fabric (i
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2003-10-09 by frankg_photo
Jeff, It s similar in appearance to the banding illustration in the printer s (1160) manual. Sort of like the track lines in a corduroy type of fabric (i
2003-10-09 by Lambert Dickmeis
... I m getting curious. :-) Can you be more specific what these flaws are? -- Lambert
2003-10-09 by Mark Savoia
I have tried that, did not help. Thanks for the idea. Mark ... ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-10-09 by A. Andrew Gonzalez
I had that same problem, but for some reason it s now printing fine. When I had the problem I noticed printing would speed up if I had the Print Center open
2003-10-09 by Jeff Randall
Frank: With a little more info, maybe we can help. What inkset? What workflow? What do you mean by pattern ? Jeff Randall ... or ... be
2003-10-09 by Boris Wiedenfeld
if you don t want to spend a lot of time and money on third party inks, workflows, RIPs, etc I would highly recommend the new hp 7960. it has some flaws, but
2003-10-09 by Colorado Light
In Elements 2, I just undock the info palette and use the eyedropper tool. That displays the values. Right-clicking the mouse brings up the sampling
2003-10-09 by Steve Kale
Sorry I should have said Roy Harrington. (I have a good friend Roy Hamilto= n and had not had my daily coffee when I sent the earlier message - sorry Roy!!)
2003-10-09 by Tom Baker
Does anyone know how to determine the actual hex values associated with individual pixels when displayed in PS? Tom Baker [Non-text portions of this message
2003-10-09 by Stephen Jennings
In 16-bit I usually use the Elliptical Marquee Tool to select a large inner oval, Select/Inverse, Feather 250 once or twice, Image/Adjust/Levels and then
2003-10-09 by Mark Savoia
I am getting a slowdown in printing when sending a large file to my Epson 10K. It starts out fast (in high speed mode) and then starts to slow down to a crawl.
2003-10-09 by Steve Kale
Have you tried Roy Hamilton¹s QuadTone RIP. I am getting very good results using this and it has the advantages of using the original OEM inks and being free
2003-10-09 by Keith Cooper
Hi I m quite aware that this is the group where all the serious and proper ways of doing curves and profiling are discussed, but I thought I d post this for
2003-10-09 by frissenm
Hi, until now, I ve always sent my digital data to a lab for printing (even on baryt papers), but for smaller images (20x30cm), I m thinking of buying a
2003-10-09 by Alan
... A while back Marshalls sent me some samples of their inkjet canvas which is designed for hand coloring. It worked fine but sometimes I found it to be a
2003-10-09 by Steven Karafyllakis
A couple other alternatives: If you have converted to 8-bit, a curves adjustment layer works just fine. I forget if you re better of putting it on top of the
2003-10-09 by Steven Karafyllakis
Andre; Epson must be running out of designations for new printers, because they ve recycled the 900 there is now Stylus Photo 900 which has six inks, and
2003-10-09 by Paul Roark
Heath, For unfortunate historical reasons, the quadtone (1160) and hextone (1280) UT ink positions are NOT the same. The toners are in the magenta & light
2003-10-09 by Heath Sandall
Hello, I m getting ready to buy a set of ultratone inks and will be sharing a set of bottles with someone else. I have an 1160 and he has a 1280. Does anyone
2003-10-09 by mfaphoto@optonline.net
Go to PixelGenius.com and buy thier PhotoKit. It has all the effects that you need in most routine work already done for you. Just apply the effect as you
2003-10-08 by Carl Schofield
Below are some good references on digital print conservation and a bit more on the face mounting process. Martin Juergens seems to be the expert in this
2003-10-08 by philipjandrews
Hi Ken, thanks for the matamerism tip. At the moment I would just be happy to get a clean (green cast free) print under one light source. Any tips on creation
2003-10-08 by DigitalLipothymy@aol.com
In a message dated 10/8/2003 12:08:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jake@jakehellbachphoto.com writes: Kay, Who makes the pastels? Sennelier.... these are
2003-10-08 by frankg_photo
I am getting an annoying fine pattern in the prints, which renders them useless. Depending on the image tone it is under, it s easier or harder to see. I have
2003-10-08 by kenschuster
Philip - If the color casts change under daylight, tungsten and fluorescent, sounds like metamerism. I ve never been successful in eliminating it with
2003-10-08 by Alan Zinn
... Oil the rail the head rides on - quick! Hope it s not too late. AZ Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround Book, 2nd ed. NOW SHIPPING
2003-10-08 by Alan Zinn
... Carl, Thanks for the link to the threads re face mounting. I have seen some examples in galleries and wondered how it was done. The important
2003-10-08 by Jake Hellbach
Kay, Who makes the pastels? The reason I use the pre-spray is the oils tend to soak into the paper. Thanks, Jake www.jakehellbachphoto.com ... i too hand color
2003-10-08 by DigitalLipothymy@aol.com
In a message dated 10/8/2003 8:30:25 AM Eastern Daylight Time, jake@jakehellbachphoto.com writes: I ve been using Epson matt paper and after its printed I
2003-10-08 by Nicholas Hartmann
... If your printer driver allows them (which I believe most Epson drivers do), you could try applying a Transfer Function, which does not affect the image
2003-10-08 by Nicholas Hartmann
... Here s a simpler procedure I use for burning (or indeed dodging) edges: 1. Create a new Curves adjustment layer and name it ( top burn, R burn, etc.).
2003-10-08 by Jake Hellbach
Hi, I do hand coloring with my digital prints. I ve been using Epson matt paper and after its printed I spray it with a matt finish poly before tinting with
2003-10-08 by Stephen Kobrin
Peter, This may be an overly simple answer to your question, but if your prints are consistently dark, why not just cut the brightness of your monitor using
2003-10-08 by flabes23
HI! What s the best way to brighten up a print with the MIS VM-inks and the roark-curves? I ve scanned loads of pictures without having properly calibrated my
2003-10-08 by Tom OConnell
Send me your email address offline. We may have a meeting next month...otherwise it will be January. We are looking for guest speakers ... anybody have any
2003-10-08 by Tom OConnell
Not sure it s the same on MAC but on PC you just use it with the sheet feeder selected (in fact this is the ONLY way to use it with User defined paper sizes.
2003-10-08 by Philip Andrews
Hi guys, excuse my ignorance but why do I continue to get green casts in my black and white (and grey) prints from my Epson 2100 even after eye-one/profile
2003-10-08 by Martin Wesley
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2003-10-08 by cengell
Hello everybody, I have read some of the older (2000-2001 post) about MIS B&W and Piezo inks, there was a test image that was made by Jon Cone to show there
2003-10-08 by André Vallejo
Mike: I use the MIS cartridges in the 980 that I have,which are the same for the 900,and they work fine filled with FS Ink... Message: 15 Date: Tue, 07 Oct
2003-10-08 by Anthony Atkielski
... with ... expect that ... their stance as ... When I last bought an Adobe product (Photoshop 5.x?), I seem to recall that both platforms were on a single
2003-10-08 by Martin Wesley
Allen, For this type of thing I generally make a selection, save it as a Channel, deselect, choose the channel, apply Gaussian Blur to the channel, load the
2003-10-08 by jessupsa
Sanders, I ve tried both OPM and QTR, and so far, have found QTR to give more consistent results. This is without tweaking the curves, and with EEM. You don t
2003-10-08 by Carl Schofield
David, I m currently using the OEM UC inks, but I ve also used the MIS UT inkset for the 2200. The latter will give you slightly smoother highlights, but
2003-10-08 by jessupsa
Anthony, I switched platforms this summer, form PC ot Mac. There was some red tape with Adobe, but there was no charge, except for shipping the new CD. They
2003-10-08 by Isabel Cutler
Taking the inks off the little platform did the trick. Working fine for the moment! (That was what Greg at Inkjetgoodies.com suggested when I sent him a
2003-10-08 by GenDEM
Thanks for the tips. Note that Im talking about the photo 900, not the color 900. If the 1280 could print to thick stck, and directly onto printable CDs I d
2003-10-08 by David Wroblewski
... Carl, what inks are you using in your 2200? I m considering setting up an old PC running Linux to host QTR, so this was a very timely exchange. Thanks!
2003-10-08 by David Wroblewski
... noticed straight lines ... mask. and can t figure ... Allen, That blurred edge burn layer, if you view it at high enough magnification, probably contains
2003-10-08 by Sam McCandless
... My 900 died almost two years ago, but I still miss it. My impression is that it s more like the 1160 than like the 1280 and 1290, but I m not sure what the