Re: Epson 1270
2010-12-17 by Paul
... Yes, the MIS UT(1)and UT2 were variable tone inksets designed for the 1280 that work on the 1270. See
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RE: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 Woes...
2010-12-17 by Dave Stranahan
Thanks for the advice. I was leaving out the piece where the expert told me throw it away and not even sell it for parts. I trusted this published water color
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 Woes...
2010-12-17 by Jim Coffee
I have worked with several 1280 s in the years past. From your description of what is going on I would suggest that you put the poor thing out of it s misery
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Advanced dye for B&W
2010-12-17 by Ernst Dinkla
... While the rub off certainly could be less an issue with Claria, I wonder whether there are dual sided papers that will create the same conditions for the
Re: Advanced dye for B&W
2010-12-17 by HarryB
... Ahh, therein lies the rub. What I want to print are scanned photos (well, negatives really) of dancers, taken long ago on Tri X. And I want the prints to
Epson 1270
2010-12-17 by Robert Batey
I was recently given an old Epson 1270 printer on freecycle and was thinking of using it for a dedicated b&w printer. It s pretty dirty but a good cleaning got
Re: Advanced dye for B&W
2010-12-17 by piezobw
Hey thanks Paul for the mention. One of the best selling Piezography systems of all time is Piezography Special Edition for the Epson 1400. We still sell 40 or
Epson 1280 Woes...
2010-12-16 by Dave Stranahan
Hello to everyone here. I m a newbie on the site but not to photography. I have been playing with cameras for 25 years now and want to get really good at
Re: Advanced dye for B&W
2010-12-16 by Paul
... Those are the MIS choices. Jon Cone also has some inksets for the 1400, I believe. And, of course, the field is wide open to those who do their own. I
Re: Advanced dye for B&W
2010-12-16 by HarryB
... So, EB6 or UT 14? Those are the choices, right? Thanks, Paul, Harry
Re: Advanced dye for B&W
2010-12-16 by Paul
... First, don t be afraid of pigments in a 1400. Many of us have had very good luck with the 1400 and pigment ink. Mine has and will remain mostly an
Re: Advanced dye for B&W - slightly OT
2010-12-16 by HarryB
... Paul, I have a 1400 just sitting there, never put any ink thru it. I use a 3800 for my B/W photo printing. I don t have room to set up a CIS system so
Re: epson R300 problem
2010-12-16 by pacnwimages
BTW- I have this printer as well and for the $$ it prints beautiful photos. I believe that messsage is from the waste resevoir being full. You might want to
Re: Advanced dye for B&W - slightly OT
2010-12-14 by Paul
... Epson WorkForce 40 (2 pl), CIS tubes plugged straight into Noritsu carts gives a consumer version of the dry lab color printers with the inks at a
[Digital BW] Re: Advanced dye for B&W
2010-12-14 by Paul
... It would be great if Mark could justify testing these. I m not sure what criteria he s using. The user mixing of the dilute ink might eliminate this from
Re: Advanced dye for B&W - slightly OT
2010-12-14 by dfaprinting
If I could buy a desktop printer that used these carts, and they would sell them to me at the same price, I would buy Epson inks. Since they feel they need to
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-13 by mrjimbo
Actually Paul They do.. maybe not to often but they do. So don t slight yourself.. Your in Billings so you may know who I have for a neighbor John Banovich.. I
[Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-13 by Paul
jimbo et al, I should add that I don t claim my book was worth that much! The buyer, and the person who came in second, were bidding for a good cause, to raise
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Advanced dye for B&W - slightly OT
2010-12-13 by pdesmidt tds.net
Paul, are you going to submit some dye prints to Aardenburg? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Advanced dye for B&W - slightly OT
2010-12-13 by Paul
... As an old antitrust enforcer and economics guy, it s interesting to speculate as to how the Epson-Noritsu-Fujifilm alliance is and will play the
[Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-13 by goldhorde
JIMBO/All- I too have very much enjoyed this B&W bunny trail into self-publishing. I have a PROSE & PHOTO book parked way back in Quark 4 and I had no idea
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-13 by mrjimbo
Not sure but maybe were missing something here.. Gary s position was actually just fine.... no perfect.... for him.. It s clear that he is an artist and thus
Re: ut-14 icc printing problem
2010-12-13 by Paul
I vaguely recall seeing something like that, but I think a reboot took care of it. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
[Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-13 by goldhorde
I m sure the cover was a different stock - thus in need of a different icc profile -? As long as your monitor is profiled and you have the color management set
Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-13 by faeofavalon
Tom - Well said. In 50 years, only IF Sotheby s and the like are still around, will anyone even consider comparing original prints to publications. I have
Re: Advanced dye for B&W - suppliers
2010-12-13 by dfaprinting
Wish it was a 6 color printer, getting the light magenta and light cyan would be nice for things like my RX680. I didn t notice the green cast from the Claria,
[Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-13 by Paul
Gary, The procedure you are using for that 90th birthday present is what I followed a couple of years ago. I do some work for a local architect, who also
Re: Advanced dye for B&W - suppliers
2010-12-13 by Paul
I ve placed an incomplete list of suppliers for the Noritsu ink at http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/Noritsu-suppliers.pdf I ve used the first 2. The 1400 tests
epson R300 problem
2010-12-13 by Rick Hawkins Java
Folks i have an R300 epson that makes beautiful prints on rag paper. I ve also been using it to print mailing labels. It s loaded with off brand refilled carts
Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-13 by arlenelove3@aol.com
I ve used UBuildABook for two books. No, the quality is not like a great art book, but neither is the price. I do my own design and layout and send PDF
ut-14 icc printing problem
2010-12-12 by fogmarco
I m using an epson 1400 with ut-14 ink set. I m very happy of this choice! I have a problem that I can t solve if I try to print with icc solution (eveithing
Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-12 by Tom Fielder
Gary - I took a look at your website and I m blown away by your work! Well-done!! I can totally agree with your quest for perfection and fully support your
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-12 by mrjimbo
Eric , Ha... Yes it is at times.. j ... From: E.Neilsen To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 2:52 PM Subject: RE:
Re: [Digital BW] Rub-off problem
2010-12-11 by KentB
I had the rub off issue a few months back. I found that after removing the Ebony cart, shaking to get the Ebony remixed...the problem went away. Apparently
Re: [Digital BW] Rub-off problem
2010-12-11 by KentB
I had the rub off issue a few months back. I found that after removing the Ebony cart, shaking to get the Ebony remixed...the problem went away. Apparently
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-11 by E.Neilsen
Jimbo, It is hard giving people just what they want instead of all the knowledge we have isn t it? ; ) Eric Neilsen Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce
Re: [Digital BW] Rub-off problem
2010-12-11 by benoit.lantoine
I also had the idea of a separative sheet. Any other experiences ? Am I the only one who has this problem with Eboni and Mat paper ? thank you all.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-11 by mrjimbo
Gary , I don t know that much about Blurb.. but that ll change soon. But because I m new to service houses like Blurb doesn t mean I have not been exposed or
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-11 by Mark Savoia
Gary, You did say almost impossible? That leaves room for possible;) It can be done and I have done it many times. Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-11 by Gary Brown
I m sorry to be such a spoil sport, but the fact is it is almost impossible to get good quality B&W images from Blurb or any other print on demand book seller.
Re: [Digital BW] Photo-Flo in Europe
2010-12-11 by dlruckus
That is also my experience.Over a half century ago I used both versions as final rinse with dip-n-dunk lines for B&W. Never had a problem with PF200 but the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-11 by mrjimbo
I am really enjoying this thread.. thanks to all. I was crawling around on the Blurb site and they provide their profile for soft proofing.. Especially in my
Re: [Digital BW] Rub-off problem
2010-12-11 by mrjimbo
I don t think you should be having this issue. It would seem something is going on either with the ink or the material that your not getting the job done
Re: [Digital BW] Photo-Flo in Europe
2010-12-11 by Tony Sleep
... Well, it s a plausible theory. I normally used PF200 back then and never had any issues with that, perhaps due to lower concentration, but one time my
Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-11 by Tom Fielder
I have a friend who ordered a guide or test book for his Blurb book. He began by getting his B & W image spot-on, for his taste, when viewed on his
Re: Number of dilutions versus doubling up inks
2010-12-11 by Yan
I can think of a way to make a qtr curve that would maximise the use of the 2% dilution as follows(think it would work?) In addition to using a qtr-BO(for
Re: [Digital BW] Photo-Flo in Europe
2010-12-11 by -= Chris =-
What may have worked is the addition of water and then some warming/heat and shaking in the bottle. Rationale: There may have been a loss of water or
Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-11 by David Blanchard
If you google around you will find very nice (free) webinars sponsored by XRite on profiling, soft proofing and assembly of Blurb books. Give em a try. I
[Digital BW] Re: Blurb and B&W
2010-12-11 by john
Yea, I think it is a great technology. I went to a gallery opening a few months ago that was a collaboration between a painter, an animation artist, and a
Re: [Digital BW] Photo-Flo in Europe
2010-12-11 by Tony Sleep
... I tried that. It didn t just turn cloudy, it formed large sheets of a slimy, soft, whitish gossamer material that did not redissolve. Stirring or shaking