Re: Epson 2200 + QuadToneRIP
2003-03-11 by Peter Nelson
Tell us more. Are you using the workflow described in the URL you provided? I assume you re using the 2200-UCink. Are you running this with GIMP or
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2003-03-11 by Peter Nelson
Tell us more. Are you using the workflow described in the URL you provided? I assume you re using the 2200-UCink. Are you running this with GIMP or
2003-03-11 by Marco Fogarolo
I readed so many time in this group about this paper but I have never try it. I m using Piezography plug in with MIS FS-N ink on a 1160. In the Piezography
2003-03-11 by sceptre12345
Simon I m glad to see that you have used a regular scanning workflow and that great scans can be achieved with the regular holders. I will have a try with your
2003-03-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... into ... paper, ... why. ... this ... two- ... Steve, Usually a coating is applied after the papermaking. For high quality offset paper it is quite common
2003-03-11 by Paul Roark
Dimitri, ... Don t take the dilutions on the MIS web page literally. They are almost meaningless numbers. The only information they convey is whether the
2003-03-11 by Simon Lamb
Andre There is not much out of the ordinary in the workflow I am using. One important thing I did when I got the Epson 3200 scanner was get the Silverfast IT8
2003-03-11 by Carl Schofield
... There was a problem with the installation package that Roy was going to fix, but don t know if this has been done yet. He suggested a fix for the
2003-03-11 by Paulo Baptista
Hi Steve, ... I have used a 1000 spi Duoscan too, it seemed very good to me regarding sharpness, but lacked in shadow detail on my 4x5 EPRs. That s why was
2003-03-11 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Pablo; The Artixscan flatbeeds are the same machines as the Agfa duoscans (no longer available, at least in the U.S.) You might inquire if any one is
2003-03-11 by chipcarterdc
I m going to install this and try it out tonight. Anything special I should know re: installation or use? I ask because I m not at all familiar with Gimp
2003-03-11 by Steven Karafyllakis
It somehow seems to make sense that blending the inkjet coating into the paper instead of simply coating it would produce a better paper, but I would love to
2003-03-11 by William Cobb
Yeah, what Andre said! ... From: sceptre12345 To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 9:07 AM Subject: [Digital BW] Re:
2003-03-11 by sceptre12345
Simon, Your photos are indeed sharp! Can you share with us your scanning workflow (regular holders or fluid mounting, sharpening methods etc). Cheers, Andre
2003-03-11 by Stephen Kobrin
Within the last month or two, someone posted a set of graduated contrast curves. I have not been able to find them in the archive and would appreciate being
2003-03-11 by Paulo Baptista
Hi, ... I ve considered this too, and I m sure it would a good choice regarding the scanner itself and its use, but to buy such used equipment on e-bay from
2003-03-11 by Paulo Baptista
Hi Martin, thanks for your answer; I m aware of the discrepancies between the announced specs and the real behaviour of such equipment, of course. I ve seen
2003-03-11 by jim hayes
Thank you. To be clear,yes I got one too when I bought a CFS. But Barbara, by stating she had a CIS (not a CFS) implies that she bought it from a distributer
2003-03-11 by mh
Anyone who is considering spending $1600 or more on a scanner should think about getting a used drum scanner. They are extremely good bargains now and a lot of
2003-03-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: johngeyles To: Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 12:48 AM Subject: [Digital BW] Re:
2003-03-11 by Dimitri Katsaros
I went to the MIS website to check out the ink information... the 4- ink separation makes complete sense: 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100% You just divide 100 by 4 and
2003-03-11 by Martin Wesley
... From: Paulo Baptista To: Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 5:31 PM Subject: Re:
2003-03-11 by Paul Roark
Richard, ... Yes, the Gen 4 K has warmed and faded more than the more pure pigment blacks in my tests. I put EAM test strips that have been thoroughly cured
2003-03-11 by mh
Now that a lot of these inks seem to be pretty close (eboni and museum for example) can someone post a list of prices and the best place to buy them? I have a
2003-03-11 by Richard Sintchak
Monday, March 10, 2003, 3:23:07 PM, Paul Roark wrote: PR Richard, PR I posted 2 at least partial responses. They are below. PR For the deeper black, it s a
2003-03-11 by bob_michaels
Jerry: Bob Zeiss told me that they just were not very good at responding to e-mail, no matter how hard they tried. He suggested I call, which I ve always done
2003-03-11 by bob_michaels
Jim: MIS now gives you a bottom fill adapter and big syringe when you buy a CIS. At least I got one for free. Never had to use it though, at least not yet. But
2003-03-11 by Carl Schofield
I ve been using Roy Harrington s QuadToneRIP (http://www.harrington.com/QuadToneRIP.html) with my Epson 2200 for the past few days and I m very impressed with
2003-03-11 by Paulo Baptista
Hi, I have similar needs for a scanner (120 and 4x5 film, good tonal gradation and shadow detail). I ve been considering the Microtek ArtixScan 1800f, which
2003-03-11 by Tim Atherton
As of March 1, 2003, Eboni has taken the place of the Double Density, VM & FS black inks. We have not changed part numbers or prices, but this is what you
2003-03-11 by Jerry Olson
Bob, I guess the only thing to do is get a bottle of the eboni black and do a swab and dip and dunk test to compare it s blackness with Gen. 4. I just can t
2003-03-10 by johngeyles
... It s actually fairly easy to do it yourself (the hard part is to not get it MORE dusty in the process !). I ll append the description, originally posted
2003-03-10 by Paul Roark
Richard, I posted 2 at least partial responses. They are below. For the deeper black, it s a trade off. The Eboni is as lightfast as it gets, but just
2003-03-10 by Robert Morrison
I ve seen it...but I know its wrong...all that does is convince me that Wilhelm s old test methods which he has now changed because they didn t work were bad.
2003-03-10 by Simon Lamb
If you are living with soft scans and not seeing the quality difference between a 2450 and 3200 then you must have a defective unit. Here are two urls, the
2003-03-10 by jim hayes
Might be solved by waiting overnight, or you may have a leak at the elbow or too much air in cart/tubing. Perhaps you didn t get a good pinch on the tubing
2003-03-10 by Jerry Olson
Tim, the enhanced black is the blackest ink out there with pigments in it. Don t know the answer to your second question. Jerry
2003-03-10 by Jerry Olson
Hi Bob, It is on Media Street s site, the enhanced black was rated by Wilhelm for 100+ years Jerry
2003-03-10 by Jerry Olson
Thanks Tim. I knew I d seen it. According to Media Street then, the Enhanced Generations 4 black (the deepest black there is) is rated by Wilhelm to over 100
2003-03-10 by gaberegalbuto
I have a 2450 with which I have been mostly dissapointed. The underside of the glass cannot be cleaned, except by a service station. I have done this twice,
2003-03-10 by Robert Morrison
The oriental glossy and luster papers are in the US, I recently talked with the distributor who had them...I ve also been promised samples but I haven t seen
2003-03-10 by Ernst Dinkla
... into question ... density failure ... years from the ... are a really ... Robert, In the period that Wilhelm hardly published any data, just after the
2003-03-10 by Thomas Paul
Barbara, I just installed the PiezoTone Selenium inkset this weekend after using the MIS VM set for a year or so. Had the same problem with one of my nozzles
2003-03-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
I m supposed to be getting some samples of the Oriental Gloosy and Luster paper for testing... I did see some samples running out of a 2000P at Photo Expo East
2003-03-10 by Roy Harrington
... Roark wrote: LOTS of great info, Paul, thanks. ... I think this is in works but I don t know when. ... have the grays ... So the
2003-03-10 by Roy Harrington
... SoftRip, ... another ... pigments ... colorsync ... inks ... profile ... more ... printing ... width ... my ... ( ... you ... samples ... may ... Thanks,
2003-03-10 by Robert Morrison
Yep...that is certainly ridiculous. Unfortunately that calls into question all of their numbers. But my guess is that if you allow 40% density failure and
2003-03-10 by Jon
Hi Bob, Some comments to add onto what Steve K. said. I ve scanned some of my HIE on an Imacon 848 and printed it out on Photo Rag with an Epson 9000 w/Warm
2003-03-10 by Tim Atherton
I m having trouble following all the data through the different threads on black blacks! so: which has the greater DMax: MIS FS-N black (previous generation,
2003-03-10 by Tim Atherton
... http://www.mediastreet.com/cgi-bin/tame/support/generations_info.tam
2003-03-10 by sceptre12345
Nobody will certainly dispute that a lower cost flatbed scanner is as good as a dedicated film scanner. I knew that when I bought the Epson 3200. What I m