Curves for Piezo inks using Epson Driver/MacX?
2003-09-05 by eleanor77027
I seem to remember that some have used Roark Curves with the epson 1280 drivers and Piezotone inks. Are they still available? I have a Mac with OS X and want
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2003-09-05 by eleanor77027
I seem to remember that some have used Roark Curves with the epson 1280 drivers and Piezotone inks. Are they still available? I have a Mac with OS X and want
2003-09-05 by montynglen
Hi All, I would like some suggestions on getting started. I have the tools but do not know where to go from here. In reading Files there seems to be a great
2003-09-05 by Alessandro Pardi
Bob, try to test the heads alignment, from the same printer utility dialog box where you run nozzle checks (I assume it s there also on the 1280, as on the
2003-09-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello David, ... I don t use either one (I use an 870) but have seen beautiful BO prints from 1160 and 1280. I ve never seen a comparison (same print on
2003-09-05 by Clayton Jones
... No, sorry. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2003-09-05 by Bob Michaels
I always stroke a 1-5 pixel wide black border spaced 1/2 out side the print area. But lately, I notice the borders running the length of the paper are getting
2003-09-05 by Dan Honemann
... All too true, Jeff. And yet it is likewise impractical to try to personally test all possible printer/ink/paper combinations oneself (at least on _my_
2003-09-05 by David M. Dorn
... John, My comment was referring to the fact that I can print color and B&W using the Epson Ultrachrome Inks and avoid the need to set up a separate printer
2003-09-04 by Len Salem
Hello Colin Procedure 3 on Mywords worked for me and my 1290 (uk equivalent to 1280 I believe) - in fact I sent the details to Nij at Mwords which is why they
2003-09-04 by Bob Michaels
Like you, I can tell very little difference between them. Give me the same print on both papers, side by side, and I can tell you which is which after a few
2003-09-04 by Roy Harrington
Hi Kay, Yes, I m around some of the time. Unfortunately, windows is not a likely port (as least by me). Roy
2003-09-04 by ccolbertbw
Does anyone know offhand what Dmax I should expect from MIS Full spectrum inks on Epson Enhanced Matte paper? I am seeing fairly low density values on my
2003-09-04 by DigitalLipothymy@aol.com
In a message dated 9/4/2003 3:36:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time, dmdorn_ct_usa@mac.com writes: You could ask Roy if he plans a port to Windows. how would i do
2003-09-04 by Blaine Cavena
I will be out of the office starting September 4, 2003 and will not return until September 10, 2003. I am on vacation with no access to messages. I will
2003-09-04 by john eckenrode
It is for b&w only It is just an addendum to GIMP-PRINT which is an open source unix print driver. For color one can use GIMP-PRINT or the Epson driver to
2003-09-04 by Tim Atherton
I guess they won t be doing a windows version though (at least not an affordable one)
2003-09-04 by Tim Atherton
anyone else having problems getting onto their website? tim
2003-09-04 by johngeyles
... I m VERY confused. I thought QTR was only for B&W ? John
2003-09-04 by dirkhobman
Hi, I have just finished creating custom curves for glossy paper with the Ultratone inks. Here is my setup (very similar to yours): - Ultratones with photo
2003-09-04 by crown_red
I am a fairly new USA user of the Epson 2200 and I am attempting to use the Epson Gray balancer. I ve downloaded an English version of the software and am
2003-09-04 by David M. Dorn
On Thursday, September 4, 2003, at 02:03 AM, DigitalLipothymy@aol.com ... Kay, Roy s QuadTone RIP is a unix based program and is available for Mac OS X and
2003-09-04 by mccarvill
Doug, Nice to hear from a fellow glossy printer! I m very satisfied with the prints I m getting using the following setup: - Ultra-tone inks with photo black -
2003-09-04 by Jeff Magidson
If I have learned anything in my 3 years of intense exploration of digital printmaking, it is to not trust any one persons evaluation of any product. Although
2003-09-04 by Sue Tallon
... Thank-you! Sue
2003-09-04 by Matthew Born
I felt compelled to chime in: really, really nice. The portraits are beautiful indeed. Matthew Born
2003-09-04 by Bernie Ess
... for three ... 1280 and ... from a ... the 1160. ... preferred ... Hi, I can t tell anything about the 2200, but I use an 1160 since 2 years with Full
2003-09-04 by lovelipp
In the nozzle check, the lower left hand block had big gaps. I used Fantastik to clean the sponges and everything else in sight. Doesn t help. It prints out
2003-09-04 by Sue Tallon
... Geez it s been so long since I ve processed roll film I can t remember! Sue www.tallonphoto.com
2003-09-04 by David Jackson
... I have an opportunity to purchase a little-used 1160 for $215 total from a member of this list, but I do wonder about the legend status of the 1160.
2003-09-04 by John Vitollo
... You could make your own out of PVC Pipe.
2003-09-04 by Sue Tallon
... If you read Roark s workflow for the MIS VM inks he tells you you can adjust the tone of the print a bit by using the sliders in The PRINTER dialog box
2003-09-04 by Eric Maquiling
... Any of you guys have a roll film washer that ll hold at least 4 120 reels? -- Eric
2003-09-04 by Phil Rose
... difference ... only ... one ... difference ... In just the past few days these two papers and the differences have been discussed extensively in this forum
2003-09-04 by Sue Tallon
... ! Me too! : Sue Tallon www.tallonphoto.com
2003-09-04 by Alessandro Pardi
Ron, I m printing with MIS FS inks (now with Eboni black). I m afraid that EVFA would need tweaking of the curves, and this isn t something I m very willing to
2003-09-04 by garethlock4472
I am in the same position too. I tried Permajets VT Blax same problem. I have now tried the MIS Ultratones but still no joy. I can get display prnts (the
2003-09-04 by colingruk
... brightness, ... getting ... cool ... John, Thanks for the clarification, I m with you now. I haven t ventured into that terrain having used the Randall FS
2003-09-04 by Loring Palleske
And there were obvious dithering/banding patterns in the close up of the girls eye (compared to the canon that looked near continuous tone)! ... Regards,
2003-09-04 by Bruce Kinch
Test -- Bruce C. Kinch Associate Professor of Photography The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University
2003-09-04 by Doug I.
I get the feeling that many on this list are using matte papers. I think these are beautiful in their own way, but still prefer the look & feel of a
2003-09-04 by Daniel Staver
... According to his statements in his forum the prints have no bronzing, no metamerism and are perfectly dotless. This would be a definite improvement over
2003-09-04 by IF YOU DONT HAVE A CAM, DONT BOTHER
I may not be searching right, but can someone tell me the difference between these two papers? I have printed on both and I can only tell a very slight
2003-09-04 by Phil Rose
... http://www.photo-i.co.uk/Reviews/interactive/HP%207960/page_ 5.htm ... was ... HP ... good, but ... IMHO, Vincent s gushing praise for the HP7960 B&W
2003-09-04 by jbwislar
... Hi Colin, I m referring to the epson print driver. From the main tab(in the Epson print dialoge) select custom advanced color controls. There are
2003-09-04 by Terry
I followed Carl Schofield s workflow for B&W printing on the 2200 as outlined in his article B&W Printing With The Epson 2200 / 2100 . I printed on the
2003-09-04 by Terry
Does this RIP come in a format for the PC? All I see at the site is the MAc s version. ... else you are into ... for all the possible ... 2100) and saves me
2003-09-04 by dgabbe2001
Unfortunately, my eBay auction didn t complete so my 3000 is up for bidding on eBay again. If you are interested in a 3000 please take a look at:
2003-09-04 by Dan Honemann
Vincent is very positive on the HP 7960 in his interactive review when testing b&w against an Epson 2100:
2003-09-04 by PhotoWorkshops Partnership
On 3/9/03 11:50 pm, cengel ... Christopher I use that very combination but with the continuous inking system
2003-09-04 by wharfwalker
... Thanks Clayton - it s just like washing-up in the dark, isn t it? I ll stick to filling my waste paper bin in daylight for the moment. Nothing worth doing