RE: [Digital BW] Money Metamerism HA HA HA
2003-03-05 by Tim Atherton
I think the picture was an illustration - it does say subtle colour...? But maybe they are using epsons - couldn t avoid the metamerism and decided to make
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2003-03-05 by Tim Atherton
I think the picture was an illustration - it does say subtle colour...? But maybe they are using epsons - couldn t avoid the metamerism and decided to make
2003-03-05 by Tim Atherton
... wrong Ton: http://www.bep.treas.gov/document.cfm/10/63/1666 unveiled in three weeks - March 26th on my calendar btw - released in the fall your getting
2003-03-05 by Ton Guiking
... Guys watch out! It will be there in three weeks, they say... BUT: - You will NEVER have new money on the market only three weeks after announcing it in the
2003-03-05 by Jerry Olson
Just when you thought US money couldn t get any uglier! Monopoly money, what a wonderful design! Jer
2003-03-05 by Ton Guiking
... You mean: that a UNITED STATES bill will....etc. In the Netherlands we used to have (till 2002) really beautiful bills You definitely should go to
2003-03-05 by Martin Wesley
... From: mh To: Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 8:24 AM Subject: Re: [Digital BW]
2003-03-05 by Martin Wesley
... From: sceptre12345 To: Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 5:09 PM Subject: [Digital BW]
2003-03-05 by Jon
Looks like the US Mint s are using 2200 s to print new $20 s... The Bureau of Engraving and Printing will unveil a new $20 bill that will introduce a
2003-03-05 by Barry Kelsall
Try cleaning the big rollers in the back of the machine. Remove the paper support & look straight down, you will see them... -BK ... From: Edward Shotwell
2003-03-05 by mh
I ve never had film that evaporated perfectly enough to be put away with no cleaning whatsoever. I usually plan on some streaks so try and cut them off at the
2003-03-05 by Sue Tallon
... Michael, Chances are it s just luck with my particular printer and driver but here s what I (and others) do: In the print with preview dialog box
2003-03-05 by mh
I agree that it is easy to get too caught up with the process but disagree with everything else you say here. I became an expert in the darkroom and could make
2003-03-05 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: John Vitollo To: Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 4:20 PM Subject: Re: [Digital
2003-03-05 by John Vitollo
... That was my statement. I found with drum scanning if I pullled off the film from the drum with my fingers my skin oil would be wicked onto the film
2003-03-05 by Jeffrey Fass
My black cart with a CIS clogs sooner than the others too. Something beyond the cart itself? Jeffrey http://www.happyeyeball.com ... From: Tom Husband To:
2003-03-05 by Simon Lamb
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2003-03-05 by Steven Karafyllakis
... back ... and ... policy ... the ink ... I ll ... clog ... $100.00 ... Maybe someone has some empties you can use? Reset the chips, flush the head, & then
2003-03-05 by Julian Thomas
Truman - you quoted me, but I agree exactly with your points- I also like inkjets on glossy - some images on matte, some images on lightjet etc - vive la
2003-03-05 by Steven Karafyllakis
, ... And when you re done you can clean up by licking it of the flatbed! OPA! Steve Karafyllakis
2003-03-05 by sceptre12345
Ernst, Thanks for your knowledge. As I now see it, some scanning fluid are as flammable as lighter fluid as both are naphta based, with possibly different
2003-03-05 by digikdm
although i am getting satisfactory B&W prints using Matta/black ink and matte paper on my Epson 2200 most of the time , I occasionally encounter an image that
2003-03-05 by danhcmsinccom
John, Thanks for your information on LCD panels. Along with the fine brands you mention, I ve also heard good things about the Sharp monitors. Jonathan Sacks
2003-03-05 by Truman Prevatt
I think sometimes people get more concerned with the process than they do the product. If you have to have prints that look like fiber based prints printed on
2003-03-05 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: sceptre12345 To: Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 1:11 PM Subject: Re: [Digital
2003-03-05 by Julian Thomas
The 1680Pro is an A4 flatbed. Rather than oil mount - I use a black card presentation slide mount. Slide the neg into the card mount. Out on the flatbed
2003-03-05 by BMercerTX@aol.com
In a message dated 3/5/2003 5:38:53 AM Central Standard Time, ... Julian, Could you explain this in a little more detail. I m not sure I understand what you
2003-03-05 by mh
Another funny thing: Prazio mounting fluid and prazio drum cleaner are both mostly naphtha. I clean up my naphtha on my drums with naphtha! One final warning,
2003-03-05 by Simon Lamb
I guess Dont smoke and scan is the best advice! Simon ... From: sceptre12345 To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, March 05,
2003-03-05 by sceptre12345
From Kodak s site there is a definition of flammable. http://www.kodak.com/country/US/en/motion/hse/solvent.jhtml Flash Point (FP) - This is the minimum
2003-03-05 by mh
They are all about the same. Someone on the scanner group posted their makeup not too long ago. I think they were all naptha based mostly (except for the old
2003-03-05 by sceptre12345
... Ernst, Seems that Kami mounting fluid SXL 2001 is also highly flammable. And it leaves no residue: therefore it evaporates. It could nt be lighter fluid
2003-03-05 by Julian Thomas
One thing I m now doing on my 1680 is to put the neg in-between a black card mount, place on the platen with AN glass over the top 0 a big improvement over the
2003-03-05 by mh
If you have a clog that you can t get out, don t keep using your printer! You will ruin the heads! Just put some fantastik on the sponge (the cap) and let it
2003-03-05 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Alessandro Pardi To: Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 10:41 AM
2003-03-05 by Alessandro Pardi
Well, getting flamed for suggesting lighter fluid seems the obvious consequence ;-) ... From: Ernst Dinkla [mailto:E.Dinkla@chello.nl] Sent: mercoledì 5 marzo
2003-03-05 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: colingruk To: Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 10:04 AM Subject: Re: [Digital BW]
2003-03-05 by Ed Mathews
... ... I don t have the original carts any longer, because I waited for the ink to be exhausted in them before I loaded the MIS carts. So I guess I ll
2003-03-05 by colingruk
... 8949 5411 and ask for David. They sell it in 1 litre plastic bottles and also the Kami wipes in a 300 wipe roll. ... Thanks, Simon, With Kami s website
2003-03-05 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: sceptre12345 To: Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 2:09 AM Subject: [Digital BW]
2003-03-05 by Alessandro Pardi
Yes, I confirm that I do not tape 6x7 negs. Have no idea how drum scanners work, but with flatbeds a few drops and careful placing of film on glass do the
2003-03-05 by Julian Thomas
I m trying for neutral first and then maybe a warmtone. I ve tried labs with Lambda and lightjet prints. First off i send a step wedge for a cheapy A4 test -
2003-03-05 by Steven Karafyllakis
... know ... programed ... had ... to ... instead ... um... ... don t ... I m with Jim on this; if you still have the OEM carts, put them back in. Print a few
2003-03-05 by bob_michaels
I guess it s the luck of the draw at Epson. I told them my printer would no longer work after trying to use a 3rd party flush cart that was missing the chip
2003-03-05 by Tom Husband
Good tip. Thanks Shilesh. Tonight I fired it up ran a nozzle check and all was well so go figure. Tom ... to ... something ... have ... carts.
2003-03-05 by Shilesh Jani
Tom, Try putting in the Epson OEM carts. I have found these OEM inks to be very good at clearing out bad nozzle checks. There is something magical about them
2003-03-05 by jbtarnof
Dan: I would stay away from trying to make an Apple display work on a PC. Too much signal degrading through the adapter IMHO. In your price range, you have
2003-03-05 by jim hayes
I don t recommend this at all. You have to deal with people that know far less than most experienced users I m afraid, but they re programed to stop you in
2003-03-05 by Ed Mathews
... ... I m sure I m just days from finding this out myself firsthand. I m going to be honest with them, and I expect them to do the right thing. If
2003-03-05 by Tom Husband
Thanks Steve and Shilesh, I ll give it another look. It might be worth it until I settle on an ink and a CIS. Tom
2003-03-05 by Andy Biggs
I had assumed color paper, but I wonder how he controls the tone? I have heard that the tones will shift wildly between chemical batches. Perhaps he has