RE: [Digital BW] MIS UltraTones for the 2200: questions
2003-07-31 by Paul Roark
Shilesh, ... I think a UT-based FS would be a welcome upgrade of the FS inkset. However, I sense MIS may not be interested in further supporting the Cone
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2003-07-31 by Paul Roark
Shilesh, ... I think a UT-based FS would be a welcome upgrade of the FS inkset. However, I sense MIS may not be interested in further supporting the Cone
2003-07-31 by Tom OConnell
Inkjetgoodies and media street have offered the G-Chrome inks in carts... but it isn t clear on the website what you can order. It s $116.84 for a set of 7
2003-07-31 by Paul Roark
... There is a PremierArt name that is now attached to UltraSmooth. However, the UltraSmooth paper has not been released yet. Furthermore, the sizes that are
2003-07-31 by BC
You da man ... but who else besides Epson makes a 17x22 printer? http://www.wmpaulstore.com/prartfiartul.html BC ... From: Paul Roark
2003-07-31 by Robert Morrison
Call them for pricing. You need a #30 Mayer rod. to coat a 13 x19 piece of paper you will want 14 inch of wire coverage so the final rod length should
2003-07-31 by luisvcool
Oh...hmm...cool.
2003-07-31 by luisvcool
When will Epson launch those papers!?
2003-07-31 by Jack M Kucy
In my opinion the superiority of the Mayer Rod coating over spraying is based on the consistency of the results. I can t be as repeatedly precise with the
2003-07-31 by Carl Schofield
Does anyone know if this is a re-branded version of the Epson Ultrasmooth Fine Art paper we have been waiting for? http://www.wmpaulstore.com/primpr.html Carl
2003-07-31 by Martin Wesley
... Sanfo, Ah! I see the pop up. Very small one on the homepage and other pages to the left under the group name banner. It is rapidly cycling through Click
2003-07-31 by Shilesh Jani
Paul, I understand the reluctance to have UT-FS inks for the 2200 printer. However, I understand that the UT inks are significantly more lightfast than the
2003-07-31 by johngeyles
... The site doesn t go into a lotta detail or give prices. Can you say what exactly you ordered in order to get a rod suitable for coating prints up to 13x19
2003-07-31 by Julian Thomas
Hi Paul, I was just trying to browse your gallery but I get a locked error message - are you uploading? Julian
2003-07-31 by Martin Wesley
I have to agree with Jack and others on this, and further point out that there is no reason to deal with any of the pop ups. Just do what I do and follow the
2003-07-31 by Paul Roark
... Also, the cool toner uses no yellow pigment, which is where most of the metamerism seems to come from. (In the sepia toner there is yellow, and there is
2003-07-31 by jawa_350002
I wonder whether anyone on this list has used these inks? I have downloaded an ICC profile for my Epson 870 but I have not found one for my Epson 800 (4
2003-07-31 by Julian Thomas
just set the email app to text only ... Julian ... From: Loring Palleske To: Sent: Thursday,
2003-07-31 by Jack M Kucy
This attitude is kind off ridiculous. While I do not condone offensive ads, it s not our list who decides on any of them, since we are here thanks to free
2003-07-31 by Loring Palleske
Doesn t Yahoo specifically target what ads go to who depending on their profile and past activity? If that s the case... ... Regards, Loring Palleske Creative
2003-07-31 by Robert Morrison
yes, but these are really too thin...and thus performance will be variable. Look for a paper of 300gm plus weight. Robert
2003-07-31 by Tom Baker
I don t get that popup. sanfo2003 wrote: I will be off this forum until Yahoo removes the AllPosters.com pop- up ad flashing in my
2003-07-31 by luisvcool
Does this coating work well for the following matte epson papers - Enhanced Matte, Velvet Fine Art and Watercolor? Thanks.
2003-07-31 by Robert Morrison
... Yes, Yes, but the prints are heavier than FB if you make them with a 300gm paper. ... www.rdspecialties.com Buy one. They aren t very expensive and they
2003-07-31 by Robert Morrison
... These toners are made from color inks, incidentally. The key is keep the amount of toner used relative to the gray inks low. ... Don t hold your breath
2003-07-31 by Robert Morrison
... There is considerable information in the DigitalBW forum archives on these topics...check under coatings, oriental, fiber-based. The best coating option
2003-07-31 by matt@matthaber.com
I just came across this ad at Craigslist (go here-- http://www.craigslist.org/eby/sys/14253582.html) for a 3000 for $175. It might be interesting for Bay Area
2003-07-31 by Daniel Staver
Thanks for your positive comments! I m afraid you re giving me some undue credit here - The print I sent in the last exchange is not the best you can get. It
2003-07-31 by Jack M Kucy
Alan, Yes, prints coated that way have the quality of the double weight FB (if you use a thick stock, above 240 gms). And as far as I can tell you handle them
2003-07-31 by Kevin Kerr
Hello, I have a 1280 printer that is dedicated to B&W printing. I currently use the Lyson small gamut inks but am looking for other cartridge options. Any info
2003-07-31 by Antonis Ricos
Luis... there is no glossary, but you can scan the files section for some help, and then ask specifically about the abbreviations you can t figure out. CIS =
2003-07-31 by Keith R.
As stated in other posts on this topic, DON T LUBRICATE WITH WD-40. it my freeup somethings, but it is not a lubricate to use. If you do, you may have more
2003-07-31 by sceptre12345
But much to my amazement, ... The grayscale image needs to be converted to RGB before printing with the UT curves!!! Thanks Paul, Andre
2003-07-31 by quinnrichard
Thanks- I ll try that and get back to you! Richard
2003-07-31 by Shilesh Jani
I have seen Daniel s evolving use of the 2100 (2200) printer, and I must say he has pioneered the best use of these printers for b/w. I have seen some good
2003-07-31 by sceptre12345
I ve just installed new cartridges and CIS with UT inks in my Epson 1160. A nozzle check showed magenta was not printing along with some gaps in the other inks
2003-07-30 by David Corwin
(sorry for the cross-post to the EPSON_Printers list) I have a used 1160 which I d rather sell to someone on the list than put it on ebay. Although it s
2003-07-30 by Jack M Kucy
For 8x10s I used EEM but the stock is a bit thin. Again, for this this paper didn t have time to buckle when absorbed water from the coat. I even didn t have
2003-07-30 by Robert Morrison
... Exactly. Honestly, if you want to switch back and forth to color with this printer then the best idea is just to put the UT yellow-position grey in the
2003-07-30 by borisw8
I was wondering about the same thing. Before I spend $500.- on something that MAY give me results I like I usually want to try it. Unfortunately there seems
2003-07-30 by johngeyles
So you re reommending (once the UltraTone cartridges are available for the 2200, which should be a month or so), the following load: INK POSITION CARTRIDGE
2003-07-30 by Daniel Staver
... You get dotless highlights and better detail in the shadows (providing you are using the correct workflow). Honestly I think prints from Imageprint are
2003-07-30 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 7/30/2003 1:22:26 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... What paper did you use? Claude [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-07-30 by Robert Morrison
Yes. The Mayer rod is the preferred application technique. Foam is a major problem with brushing, rolling and screening. The Mayer rod generates no foam and
2003-07-30 by Alan Zinn
... Guys, Three questions: Do your coated prints have a nice tactile quality like double weight FB? Will they hold up to the same handling as conventional
2003-07-30 by Robert Morrison
... No what you need is the yellow channel gray from the MIS ultratone inkset. This is the lightest gray. If you replace either cyan or magenta in the 2200
2003-07-30 by Ken Schuster
Robert - Have you found the Meyer Rod application easier/better than spraying or bushing? Someone in another group suggested a foam brush. I tried that and the
2003-07-30 by Robert Morrison
... http://hydrocote.com/our_products.htm Use the Satin finish if you are going for an air dried silver print look. Robert
2003-07-30 by chipcarterdc
Thanks! Care to comment (anyone) on the print quality for (untoned) grayscale images using the MIS Ultratones v. using ImagePrint? I believe you mentioned in
2003-07-30 by Alan Zinn
... AZ Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround Book, 2nd ed. http://www.panoramacamera.us
2003-07-30 by luisvcool
Is there a glossary of terms related to digital printing. I am new at this and I wish there was a place I could look up terms used in the posts I have read