Canon s9000 with Lyson Quads
2003-05-13 by Simon Whitehead
Has anyone used the Lyson quadtone set with the Canon s9000? I am about to embark on this journey and a little feedback would be handy! Simon Whitehead England
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2003-05-13 by Simon Whitehead
Has anyone used the Lyson quadtone set with the Canon s9000? I am about to embark on this journey and a little feedback would be handy! Simon Whitehead England
2003-05-13 by Simon Whitehead
My s9000 allows greyscale printing only. The setting is buried in the Quality and Media settings box - Mac OSX I would imagine there is an equivalent for the
2003-05-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: nick90290 To: Sent: Sunday, May 11, 2003 8:36 PM Subject: Re: [Digital BW]
2003-05-13 by Loris Medici
Interestingly, I don t remember any ILFORD B&W negative film profile (other than the chromogenic XP2) present in Vuescan... [Sarcasm mode on] Perhaps that s
2003-05-13 by fools_luv_company
... Do their inks choke up the heads if do not have a dedicated printer jsut for B+W: i.e. I switch ink cartridges every now & then?
2003-05-13 by studio_306
I have an epson 1280 and 2200 and like the way the 2200 prints B&W s on matte papers but still have occasions where I need to print B&W s on semi-gloss paper
2003-05-13 by bob_michaels
Absolutely just as good. I personally think even a bit better but others have differing views. The inks are half the price and the software is free. And, the
2003-05-13 by Ken Carney
Not mention that if you matt with museum rag board, it is a delicacy for bugs...hence a sealed frame. Regards, --Ken Carney www.kencarney.com ... From: Lyons
2003-05-12 by fools_luv_company
I am pretty new to BW printing supplies ... can the MIS VM ink for the Epson 890 produce prints anything near those of PiezographyBW prints?
2003-05-12 by spsguru
I just received some quadtone inks from MIS - their variable quadtones. They allow you to print cooler tones - and I have printed the 21 step grayscale for
2003-05-12 by Stephen Petegorsky
Not to be picky, but it s C est la vie (that s life)
2003-05-12 by Duncan Staples
I have been using Silverfast since version 5.5 (also 6) and I finally gave it up for Vuescan. I personally think that Vuescan does a much better job at batch
2003-05-12 by Carolyn Frayn
... Yes Carl, your sepia profile is definitely sepia. and lovely... I m afraid with the portraits I ve been trying to print lately I m getting an objectionable
2003-05-12 by Carolyn Frayn
... If you look at the print head pattern the black ink is black and the grey ink is that warm light brown, so I assumed that my black only prints from the
2003-05-12 by John/Julie Gittins
Jim, I ve done quite a few (matte) black-only prints with my 2200 over the last couple of weeks. The level of remaining ink (as shown by the Epson Status
2003-05-12 by Shire,Stanley
I believe he is incorrect. BO is BO ... From: Jim [mailto:ho_yeah@yahoo.com] Sent: Monday, May 12, 2003 5:45 PM To:
2003-05-12 by David R. Spielman
Thanks for your reply Martin, it s not the answer I was hoping for, but that s life! I really like this program with my Epson 3200 and was hoping to use it
2003-05-12 by Shire,Stanley
Silverfast is specific to a particular scanner (make and, in some cases, model). If you bought Silverfast (or, as in your case, if the software was bundled)for
2003-05-12 by chipcarterdc
Everything I ve ever read indicates he s wrong -- black ink only mode does not use the light black ink -- only the black (matte or photo). ... quite
2003-05-12 by Daniel Staver
He s wrong. If the printer really used both inks you would get a very warm print, bordering on brown. You also would see much less dots. -- Daniel Staver
2003-05-12 by Martin Wesley
... From: davidspielman2003 To: Sent: Monday, May 12, 2003 2:29 PM Subject: [Digital BW]
2003-05-12 by frankg_photo
Do I have to do something special to get the program to see ... Yes, buy it again for the 2nd scanner :-( I may be wrong and someone else could correct me, but
2003-05-12 by Jim
I went to a photo equipment shop in the weekend, the salesman there told me that the Epson 2200 will use both black and light black ink to print when the
2003-05-12 by davidspielman2003
Hello All, I thought someone on this list may know the answer to this question... I have SilverFast Ai 6 that came bundled with my Epson 3200 Pro scanner, and
2003-05-12 by michael meyer
i remember seeing prints in a show a while ago that had this great feel of depth to them. they were very simple photographs and were simply framed without
2003-05-12 by fools_luv_company
Assuming the image was professionally exposed and artistically composed, is it possible to produce a print using these workflow 1)DSLR - Photoshop - InkJet
2003-05-12 by amateriat
As my printing aesthetics lean much more toward straight black-and-white, I ve simply stuck to Lyson s Quad Black Neutral for use in my 1160 (all prints fine
2003-05-12 by Carl Schofield
... IJC might be a good tool for creating a chocolate profile for the 2200. The three-quarter tones in the sepia profile I made tend towards a chocolate
2003-05-12 by Daniel Staver
I found the solution: I load the selection and use the Patch tool in Source mode and drag the selection a little bit away from the dust. Seems to work
2003-05-12 by Jeff Borkowski
absolutely. i should have mentioned i m often printing large (30x40) and have been amazed at what shows up at that size that does not in (smaller) proofs. as
2003-05-12 by James Klebau
... Jason - Excellent point Jim
2003-05-12 by Alessandro Pardi
Agreed, the same approach works also for artifacts due to sharpening. If I want to print at 13x19 , I set the magnification in Photoshop so that it s the same
2003-05-12 by Jason DeFontes
I used to do that, but now I usually print a proof at the final size first, then circle all the spots on the proof where I can actually see the dust in the
2003-05-12 by Carolyn Frayn
... That s funny. ... Try not to be too disappointed after your first week. I ve only been learning this stuff for 8 years. Buy a few good books, read them,
2003-05-12 by Jeff Borkowski
I ve found nothing better than doing it manually using the clone stamp and healing brush tools. I call it mowing the lawn . Viewing the image at 100% and
2003-05-12 by David Jackson
... ROTFLOL, Sounds like quite a week-full. That s been the goal of some of the people on this list for years. Good Luck. David Jackson Voice: (504)
2003-05-12 by capuozzo
Please translate: AR/Museum glass. What is it and from where is it available. Appreciate it no end. Capuozzo ... From: Lyons Cox
2003-05-12 by Lyons Cox
I ve sometimes wondered at peoples desire to frame without glass. We had an opening here this weekend of photography at the local community college. Half of
2003-05-12 by Truman Prevatt
This is a really scary group. They throw around a lot of terms that don t make sence (at first). They sometimes fuss at each other and talk about alot of
2003-05-12 by maryann151515
Hey everyone! I just joined this group and while your posts dont make alot of sennse today, they might in a feew weeks after I research and learn here. . I
2003-05-12 by tomoc
Thanks to everyone who participated in making the May exchange such a success...3 first time participants, one from Europe, lots of really high level photos
2003-05-12 by Daren Gallo
I just setup an epson 1280 with the MIS VM CFS. The Cool and the Neutral Cool curves seem to work OK, but the Mild Warm and the Warm curves produce a solarized
2003-05-12 by Michael Friedman
Since we ve moved from Macs to PCs at the company where I work, we had to get PC versions of Photoshop. Adobe will do this for the price of a regular upgrade
2003-05-12 by Jeff Randall
Daniel: Before you pay to have the printhead replaced, are you sure your printhead is spotless clean, especially on the underside? If there is any buildup it
2003-05-12 by bob_michaels
Rick: Or, you could just outright steal it. Either shoplift the box from a store or copy someone else s CD. That further reduces the cost to you. Sorry to
2003-05-12 by Ken Carney
I am having good results with the MIS VM-S inkset (neutral to somewhat warm, my taste) and their CIS, though you can get individual cartridges. Arches
2003-05-12 by capuozzo
I m using an Epson 1280 with Piezo Tone Museum Tone cartridges and Image export BW software and Hahnemuhle Photo Rag paper and experience excellent results. I
2003-05-12 by Amal Elaine
I have the same question as DL, however I m printing with the Canon i950. I tend to get a green cast and have to adjust magenta slightly. Any tips greatly
2003-05-12 by digital_lipothymy
Greetings I would like to know if anyone is having satisfactory results printing QUALITY B+W images, using the Epson 1280. Are you using custom profiles, or
2003-05-11 by Martin Howard
I bought a Canon i950 -- unfortunately before doing enough homework on B&W inkjet printing. The printer is fantastic for colour, but I am unhappy with the