Re: [Digital BW] Its time to jump? Septones for 2100?
2003-09-12 by David Wroblewski
... For what it s worth, I spoke with someone at InkjetGoodies yesterday about the Septone system, which they resell, and they reported poor results trying to
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2003-09-12 by David Wroblewski
... For what it s worth, I spoke with someone at InkjetGoodies yesterday about the Septone system, which they resell, and they reported poor results trying to
2003-09-12 by lawrencetrek
I have held off buying a 2200 lately, because I sensed from all of the internet chatter there was something new coming (perhaps an updated 3000) that would
2003-09-12 by Stephen Kobrin
While I may well be wrong, my recollection was that as of 6-7 months ago, the modal opinion of the group was that the optimum solution for a dedicated B&W
2003-09-12 by chipcarterdc
Any indication as to size? 16x20 would make sense given the size gap between the 2200 and the 7600. ... distributor for ... Photo ... there
2003-09-12 by nick90290
Hi Ernst, I ll try the Vuescan with the 8000, but 2 final quick questions - 1) Do you see much image quality difference between regular and fine scan when
2003-09-12 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Paul, Thanks again making your experience available to the group members. Could I take advantage of your generosity once more and ask you for advice on storing
2003-09-12 by Daniel Staver
I just had a meeting with one of my web-clients who is a distributor for Epson products. They could confirm that a new wide-format desktop printer is on the
2003-09-12 by jean verrept
Ave. Don, I am really interested in your zone ruler construction and your way of determining the proper ISO for digital. Thanks in advance for counting me in.
2003-09-12 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: nick90290 To: Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 11:15 PM Subject: Re: [Digital
2003-09-12 by pekozip93
... bronzing ... 2200 ... here ... Hello I tried pictorico film and the gallery glossy, a couple of the ilford glossy and semi papers, as well as the run of
2003-09-12 by Rick Schiller
Just curious if anyone else has tried on a 4-color Epson 1160/860 with Lyson Quad Blacks the Ilford Classic gloss paper (the one only for dye inks)? What type
2003-09-12 by Ken Brookner
... alan, i have the dimage scan multi pro. it has good points and bad. i love the scans i get, but the minolta scan software is barely functional--and
2003-09-12 by Anthony Atkielski
The 8000 has two scanning speeds that have been named in an unfortunate way. In what Nikon calls a normal scan, the film is scanned at high speed, thanks to
2003-09-12 by Tom Baker
I ve had zero banding problems. The comments you were hearing may have been from the first release of their software. TB somax711
2003-09-11 by Brentley Beerline
The good news is that you have not hindered your ability to operate your computer, unless you are debugging Java programs.
2003-09-11 by ArleneLoveL@aol.com
After a couple of hours on the phone and running breathlessly between my computers, I too, discovered that the teddybear virus was a hoax. Forgive me if I
2003-09-11 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.
I was quite successful in using the 2000P as a Four color printer with the MIS FSe inkset and Gen4 K and the stock Epson color curve: I modified a Tint curve
2003-09-11 by somax711
Any problems with banding with the Coolscan 8000? I was in the market for one last year, but found a lot of posts about problems with banding at high
2003-09-11 by Clayton Jones
Hello Martin, ... I am also considering investing in this system. I haven t used it but do have a set of prints used for the Technical Print Review article.
2003-09-11 by culturalvisions
I sold my 2000P and got the 2200. As far as b/w printing goes, I was often getting better prints with the 2000P and black ink only. The 2000P prints a bit
2003-09-11 by Tom Baker
The scan speed is dependent on the number of the multi-pass s you have set, as well as if you use the superfine scan mode (normally you only need the superfine
2003-09-11 by nick90290
Hi Ernst Thanks for the quick reply. Based on what you said, I should get the Silverfast software rather than use the Nikon software. Is that something I can
2003-09-11 by Anthony Atkielski
I haven t had any cropping problems. I always get the entire image area in the scan, for both transparencies and negatives. I use the glass holder now, but I
2003-09-11 by martinshakeshaft
OK I missed a n from the word (if you check the original post there was an extra n in the thanks........It was 2:30 in the morning! I would still like an
2003-09-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: nick90290 To: Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 9:13 PM Subject: [Digital BW]
2003-09-11 by Tom Baker
I don t experience the cropping issue describe. What system are you running on? As for the + and - zoom, those are operable when you make a selection on the
2003-09-11 by Eileen Chun
Do not do the below. This is an urban myth. Eileen
2003-09-11 by nick90290
I just bought a Nikon Coolscan 8000 yesterday, and am getting very good scans from the outset, it seems, The only problem is the 120 format film holder. Aside
2003-09-11 by Daniel Staver
http://www.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/jdbgmgr.exe.file.hoax.html ... http://www.c1tracking.com/l.asp?cid=5511
2003-09-11 by Arthur Fink
... I know virus discussions are not a suitable topic here, but just a quick note to say this story is a well known urban legend. Ignore it, don t follow the
2003-09-11 by ArleneLoveL@aol.com
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2003-09-11 by Dan Honemann
... LOL. I was Reichmanned. Dan
2003-09-11 by Dan Honemann
Mitch, I ve heard that Jetprint Pro and Pictorico Film exhibit less bronzing than other glossy papers. I haven t tried Jetpro yet, but have printed on
2003-09-11 by klauslucka@aol.com
having problem making super wide prints. i usually make my portfolio prints via Quark since i have more control as far as framing and print position. (windows
2003-09-11 by Paul Roark
Michael, ... I have curves for the 2000P and the MIS VM inkset, but only for the PC, not Mac. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com
2003-09-11 by Bruce
on 9/11/2003 4:13 AM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com at ... Alan, I once had this same question. I test drove a minolta at Calumet camera and
2003-09-11 by michael332720
I am trying my 2000P as a black only printer. I have been very happy with some of the results and very unhappy with others. It seems to be very dependent on
2003-09-11 by Paul Roark
John, I used to just slice 17 pieces of Epson Enhanced/ Archival Matte from a 24 roll ($56 per 100 feet), place the curled paper between 2 damp blotter
2003-09-11 by michael332720
I am just starting to try printing B&W on a Epson 2000p. I am looking for any info that can help me to get the same look that I can get in a wet dark room
2003-09-11 by Mitch Alland
There s been a lot of discussion on this forum and the EpsonWideFormat forum about getting satisfactory blacks on matte paper. But there s no getting away
2003-09-11 by jshonle
Hi-- I am relatively new to this group, so I hope that this is not old stuff I have an Epson 3000 converted to Cone s PiezoTone inks (currently the
2003-09-11 by Loring Palleske
You would have to use printer sharing. Does the 1160 have a usb port or only parallel? There are a number of very informed people on the OSX groups - you may
2003-09-11 by Loring Palleske
If you meter the gray object and the white is blown out - you will have a 127 difference. There is no toe on digital (yet - I read Fuji is working on a new
2003-09-11 by D. Hill
... After reading this post this morning, I could not stop laughing - I think a new word has been introduced... I too have been coned. In retrospect, I should
2003-09-11 by Wendel White
Li Lin; You can setup to print through CUPS, or share the printer on the PC and print through Samba on OS X. Try using Dave for a simple solution. My 2200
2003-09-11 by TB_Lin
Hi there, Does anyone here use Mac to print to a network based printer (either on a dedicated print server or a computer that is not a Mac) ? I bought a
2003-09-11 by Dennis W. Manasco
At 7:47 pm -0600 9/8/03, Carolyn Frayn wrote: % % ... I have to disagree with parts of this definition. I know that there are a lot of different types
2003-09-11 by Paul Roark
Manuel, The Ultra Tone inkset is based on the MIS 7600 inkset. MIS sells a version of this for the 1280 -- the GP Archival inkset. See
2003-09-11 by Thomas Fors
... Yes, you are correct. I should have said stops instead of zones. The beauty of the zone system though is that it calibrates your film s dynamic range into
2003-09-11 by martinshakeshaft
Having been a lurker on this group now for the past few months I think I have finally decided to go for the Septone system for my 2100. Having been coned into