2003-08-11 by tom%fors.net@fors.net
Is this the message you re thinking of? http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/message/19763 I m sure Mark s workflow has evolved since
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2003-08-11 by Doug Fisher
I saw this in a Reuters story and thought others might find it interesting: HP, based in Palo Alto, California, unveiled what it said was its most extensive
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2003-08-11 by dirkhobman
Hello all, I have posted an Epson 1160 printer for sale on Ebay and thought some of you might be interested. There is one day of bidding remaining. It has been
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2003-08-11 by mikewbragg
i remember seeing a post from mark tucker outlining his process of printing black and white on the epson printers. specifically the post i was looking for was
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2003-08-11 by Austin Franklin
RSbimer2001, ... But...you CLEARLY stated They should not be compared... and I certainly didn t miss that! ... How would you know your medium of choice
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2003-08-11 by rshimer2001
Austin, You missed my point completely. Which is: what medium you use is unimportant,if your vision is strong and you know your medium of choice then it won t
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2003-08-11 by johngeyles
... Their R2110C seems to be the ticket, for $21. They got a lot of nerve charging $7 S&H for a 3/4 x 7 piece of card-stock though ! John
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2003-08-11 by garethlock4472
This is probably my ignorance so I ll ask the question anyway! I am having problems with the NCA and original curves for the UT inkson my 1270 because in some
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2003-08-11 by Tyler Boley
Thank you Mark. This helps a lot. Interpolation is only a last desparate means of rescue, just wanted to do some testing with this. Tyler
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2003-08-11 by Carl Schofield
David, Did you install the profiles with Run-Quad-Profile and if yes do they show up in the CurveDropBox folder with a .quad suffix? When you re-named the
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2003-08-11 by David M. dorn
This week end I installed QuadTone RIP, Gimp-Print and Ghostscrip as instructed on Roy Harrington s website. As of now I can not get the Epson 2200 cool and
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2003-08-11 by Phil Bard
David, ... I don t think so. The Cone website has a short version of the guide covering how to set up Print Environments and do linearizations. It s at:
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2003-08-11 by David R. Spielman
Does anyone know offhand if there is any on-line documentation (like users guides, etc.) for ErgoSoft s StudioPrint 10 RIP? I tried looking at their website
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2003-08-11 by mfaphoto@optonline.net
Steve, After I wrote to you the last time, I realized that you said that you had a 2200 printer. Thanks for the information. It is good to know that you are
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2003-08-11 by Mark Hahn
No, it is not very obvious:) First thing you want to do is scale your canvas to the final size that you want since panotools doesn t automatically do this for
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2003-08-11 by Tyler Boley
I would like to do some testing using panotools for interpolation. It seems to be oriented for many other kinds of image distortion, including stitching
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2003-08-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
Sorry for the long signature file in the previous post... I thought I had edited it out. Keith Just some guy, and caretaker of the Multiverse s largest EPSON
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2003-08-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... The Rochester Institute of Technology s National Center for Remanufacturing and Resource Recovery has begun releasing data on inkjet usage. Salient points
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2003-08-10 by Robert Morrison
... Boredom is a way of life on this group...answering the same questions over and over...but it is a function of the group...but we do expect that you will
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2003-08-10 by Robert Morrison
Yep. I m using either the Krylon #1305 UV-Resistant spray or Grumbacher Fixall... a couple of light coats. Robert
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2003-08-10 by André Vallejo
Thanks,I ll buy a package of each and try them out. Are they to be spayed the same way? Best, André Vallejo http://andrevallejo.net Message: 9 Date: Sat, 9
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2003-08-10 by Derek Zeanah
Just wanted to say hi. I ve recently gotten back into shooting black and white films again (all it took was the discovery of Diafine for these hot Florida
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2003-08-10 by Carl Schofield
Sounds great Daniel. So with these ink loads you can get warm, cool, neutral, sepia, and a variety of intermediate blends - can t ask for more than that. I
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2003-08-10 by Daniel Staver
It s really strange. If there was some problem with the printing head or cartridges I would assume it showed when printing with the Epson driver as well, but
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2003-08-10 by Carl Schofield
I just looked at my step-wedges (UC inks) with an 8x loupe and don t see microbanding anywhere on the wedges. Carl
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2003-08-10 by Tom OConnell
Epson used the ABCcom mentioned above...and have stopped offering them for many printers...same price from epson or abc... cheers, tom ... Wiedenfeld
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2003-08-10 by D. Hill
Boris, Just to show my thrifty side - a pillowcase makes a great dustcover for my 1280... Somedays I wonder how I ever buy new pants being so cheap. Don ...
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2003-08-10 by Keith R.
You can also check the Epson site. They have a cover for just about anything in their line KeithR ... and is not too spendy?
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2003-08-10 by Daniel Staver
I get a very fine horizontal banding from from 100-75% on the curve. I get perfect nozzle checks and a perfect print of the same stepwedge from the Epson
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2003-08-10 by T
Want to start an argument? Start talking about digital versus film!! Having spent a few years in the wet darkroom. (quite a few years I might add!!) I feel I
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2003-08-10 by Robert Morrison
Thanks Gareth, Great link. Its good to see some comparative testing of these products with the Ultrachromes. As Paul mentions in his later post this may
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2003-08-10 by Robert Morrison
No, but it is a polyacrylic with added light stabilizer made specifically for coating signs. http://www.clearstarcorp.com/clearshield.asp It has a UV absorber
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2003-08-10 by Daniel Staver
I set the density to 2.000 in the driver and suddenly everything worked much better. A print of the Ink Pattern Page gives me values exactly like the 1280
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2003-08-10 by Paul Roark
Gareth, ... Note that the test strips that show a positive effect from coating with UV blocking sprays were in direct sun. Sun has a lot of UV in it. Glass
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2003-08-10 by Paul Roark
On my recent trip through the SF Bay area and Napa, I had the pleasure of visiting the MUMM Cuvee Napa Gallery. It currently contains an exhibit of works on
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2003-08-10 by Matthew Carlisle
I have a couple of Viewsonic VX900s at work. They re a reasonable price, but still about 700 bucks! Colours are bright, sharp, and everything an LCD is great
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2003-08-10 by Daniel Staver
I can clearly see the dotting without a loupe, although I have to be fairly close to the print to see it. It s only visible between 15-30%, from 15-0% the
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2003-08-10 by Phil Bard
As a longtime proponent of the silver print and the darkroom process, I have never lost my appreciation for finely executed silver prints. Nor for the amazing
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2003-08-10 by Carl Schofield
Daniel, Are you seeing this highlight dotting without using a loupe? I m only using the Epson UC K, LK and LM and LC inks for toning with the 2200 and I can
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2003-08-10 by Daniel Staver
Carl, I did some more experiments using the 1280 values. Even when the endpoint of the LC curve moves to 16% I can still see dotting from the LC ink between
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2003-08-10 by Steven Schaefer
Is the Clear Shield, Livick uses the Minwax floor product? And has any one used this on there prints? Steve
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2003-08-10 by garethlock4472
Found this link yesterday of anyone if anyone is interested http://www.livick.com/method/inkjet/pg1.htm Not into coating myself but thought you lot might like
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2003-08-10 by garethlock4472
Funny enough this is what I have found; the old NCA curves work better than the UT curves. I get quite alot of posterization when using the UT80 curves
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2003-08-10 by Martin Wesley
... Andre, Thanks for the link. I have long admired Bruce Barnbaum s prints but have never met him. Interesting to hear his opinions on digital. I agree with
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2003-08-10 by Robert Morrison
Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl. Generations Prophoto Lustre Epson SemiGloss Robert
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2003-08-10 by Robert Morrison
I haven t tested the hydrocote coated prints, but when I was testing a variety of of different acrylic based coatings with piezo inks I found that under dry
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2003-08-10 by André Vallejo
I ve been using BrightCube SemiMatte for quite a while,with MIS FS-Neutral,and after spraying it with Krylon,under Morrison s advice,I used to be quite happy
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2003-08-10 by Ken Carney
Very well said. I have printed a lot of silver and pt/pd, and, strictly from a craft viewpoint, the inkjet prints are still lacking, IMHO. A lot of that,
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2003-08-10 by Paul Roark
... I ve fade-tested coated v. non-coated prints. I assume the MIS and Piezo inks are about the same. In general, the coated blacks faded a bit faster,
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2003-08-10 by Paul Roark
Gareth, ... The 870/1270 vm NCA curves are probably the best curves for the UT inkset and the 1270. I have not made UT-specific curves for the 1270. The
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