Re: [Digital BW] Calibrating monitor to printer output?
2003-02-28 by Stephen Petegorsky
I gather by the question you asked at the end of your letter that you re using the Colorvision Spyder with their profiling software to calibrate your monitor
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2003-02-28 by Stephen Petegorsky
I gather by the question you asked at the end of your letter that you re using the Colorvision Spyder with their profiling software to calibrate your monitor
2003-02-28 by Bob Frost
Peter, I didn t say that; I replied to Jon who said it!! I actually said much the same as you - I think. Bob Frost. ... From:
2003-02-28 by Bob Frost
Peter, Epson state (Epson Product Support Bulletin PSB.2002.09.004) that All Epson large format printers use 360 dpi as the input resolution (this is the
2003-02-28 by Alan
Thanks Jerry...i ll certainly keep experimenting. Alan ... From: Jerry Olson [mailto:jerryolson@rrv.net] Sent: Friday, 28 February 2003 4:04 AM To:
2003-02-28 by Martin Wesley
... From: To: Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 2:33 PM Subject: [Digital BW] Calibrating
2003-02-28 by Alan
John...i dl David Schecter s curve and i m using Phot Quality Glossy Film as advised. However my results are disappointing - images are quite flat and lack
2003-02-28 by Alan
Yes...i was using XP driver. Have now changed but I still don t get the option to use Matt Heavyweight Paper? However my prints have improved with this driver
2003-02-28 by Martin Wesley
Guys, I have asked once that the digital camera threads either end or get tied back into the group topic, making B&W prints digitally. I would greatly
2003-02-28 by Christopher Williams
According to Nikon, the Kodak 14n is not a N/F80 redesigned. Kodak came up with the body, Nikon just has the mount. Chris New Orleans ... From:
2003-02-28 by robmax <rmaxwell2191@earthlink.net>
You can order the Sundance Inks directly from http://www.bwguys.com. There is also a dealer list at http://www.bwguys.com/dealers.aspx. Thanks, Rob Maxwell
2003-02-28 by Evelyn Grant
The sundance inks are the original piezography inks. I ve been buying them since Cone stopped using them and they work fine. I get them from Sundance direct.
2003-02-28 by Austin Franklin
Stan, ... I believe they still are: http://www.bwguys.com/inks.aspx ... I believe the Sundance inks ARE the same inks. Cone simply rebranded them. So I
2003-02-28 by doctorflash2000 <doctorflash@hotmail.com>
I am currently using the old PiezographyBW inks. I like them and have not experienced any problems with my Epson 3000 printer. They re not made anymore and
2003-02-27 by Sue Tallon
... I vd been using the Colorvision Spyder with Optical and it s worked great for me. I m on a Mac with a Viewsonic monitor and my print match to screen is
2003-02-27 by Roger Sopher <rlsopher@comcast.net>
I printed an image of a cholla plant using MIS FSN quad and the Piezo plugin on Eclipse Satine Bright White (EcSAT) since I have a bunch of it. The cholla
2003-02-27 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
Hi; There are two basic approaches to matching monitor to output; the old way , used by DTP people for years, is to print a test image, and then screw up your
2003-02-27 by Jeff Korte <jeffkorte@mn.rr.com>
A call to MIS today got this answer about the new set... maybe in a month or so Not too encouraging. I too am excited about the new set. And timely it is.
2003-02-27 by tfinan1 <tfinan@seanet.com>
Can anyone either recommend a solution for calibrating my onscreen image with my printed output, or point me to online help or a manual workflow to get through
2003-02-27 by Julian Thomas
the only reason for the spray is as a fixative - the dmax increase comes through the use of the photo papers. Julian ... From: Jim Panzer
2003-02-27 by Austin Franklin
Hi Peter, ... I d prefer you to do so on the 3000 ;-) ... Hum. That would not show up nearest neighbor , as it generates no new data, as in no different
2003-02-27 by Jim Panzer
I just use the Krylon number 1305 and 1303 sprays, they seems to work pretty good. I am not sure about the d-max in that I have no way of measuring it besides
2003-02-27 by Peter Nelson <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... But how do we decide what pedantry is mindless? As a former inkjet driver writer and a current image processing sw engineer I have an interest in the
2003-02-27 by Peter Nelson <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... On my website I have hi-res scans of a series of tests I ran on my Epson 870 showing that it could reliably distingush lines 1 original-image-pixel apart
2003-02-27 by Bob Frost
Jon, I agree that some discussions can go on and on. But you are free to ignore them. Me, I quite enjoy some of the Austin versus XXX arguments. There is
2003-02-27 by Peter Nelson <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... pixels (to ... PS, it is ... (along ... Bilinear or ... originally If you re just copying then it s not interpolation. Interpolation means to take 2 or
2003-02-27 by Peter Nelson <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... Random/stochastic algorithms certainly CAN use a fixed cell size! Let s take an ULTRA-simplistic case of black-only printing where some primitive printer s
2003-02-27 by Bob Frost
Seth, I ve done quite a few tests this week comparing ACR and NC on my D100 NEF files, and I found that the best combination is to process the raw files in NC
2003-02-27 by Julian Thomas
Dmax of MIS FS pigs on photo-type paper is over 2.0 - compare that with the 1.7 - ish of fineart papers. As to the spray - I use this
2003-02-27 by Austin Franklin
Bob, Don t worry about it, I believe the reference you provided was just fine. That was great information about something I hadn t heard of, and I appreciate
2003-02-27 by Bob Frost
John, I read that in Adobe s advert for ACR as well, but how can you test it? As far as I can see, you can t separate the upsampling from the rest of the
2003-02-27 by Bob Frost
Barry, Sorry about the title; I do try to change them when necessary, but sometimes I get carried away with the discussion and forget. I haven t tried
2003-02-27 by johngeyles <jge@cs.unc.edu>
... Uh, what spray are you guys talking about, anyhow ? ... Huh ? John
2003-02-27 by Paul Roark
Helene, ... I have not seen the IP5 output. The nc curve with the 1160 and UC VM 4.3 inkset produces a selenium-tone neutral print. If you ve seen the
2003-02-27 by Paul Roark
Jim, ... I ve temporarily shelved my vm-s upgrade project also. It may be that the new VM 4.3 is warm enough to satisfy all of my light-sepia-tone needs. Also,
2003-02-27 by Bob Frost
Sorry, but I couldn t find the original reference when I looked, so I did a search on Google and guess what it came up with - not the original! Bob Frost. ...
2003-02-27 by Julian Thomas
the inks dry with the spray. There are many non-glossy photo papers that you can use. If you want max dmax you are on a hiding to nothing with fineart papers.
2003-02-27 by derek_c@cix.co.uk
The problem is that the Bayer filter is an integral part of the sensor package, sandwiched under the microlens array. So you re talking about a mono-only
2003-02-27 by derek_c@cix.co.uk
Is it the features or the plastic body that you object to? I ask because the Kodak 14n has a Kodak-designed F80 body redone in magnesium alloy :-) In article
2003-02-27 by grdglass@aol.com
Paul, If you have seen IP5 output at neutral tint (50/50) for the UC inks, which of your curves for the new UC VM 4.3 inks on the 1160 comes closest? Would
2003-02-27 by flyfishingusa2002 <tflyfish@citlink.net>
Actually Austin, Your posts do go on and on without a point. It s for this reason that I only read the posts once in a while and do not subscribe to email.
2003-02-27 by Jim Panzer
Julian, You don t leave them hanging before you spray them, I was always under the impression that glossy paper took a long time to dry, or can the inks dry
2003-02-27 by Jim Panzer
Hey Paul, this is exciting! I really like the look of the prints on your site. I e-mailed you about the sepia toned inks but now I think I am going to hold
2003-02-27 by Jerry Olson
Jim, I think it s a matter of Aesthetics. Many people think a sprayed glossy paper looks cheesy and tacky, me among them. Jerry
2003-02-27 by Austin Franklin
Jon, I am responded to you on-list, because your commentary was done on-list. Your post is clearly nothing more than an ad hominim attack, easily done when
2003-02-27 by Julian Thomas
Jim, that is how I print on these papers - I spray them straight out of the printer. The hard partis keeping dust etc off them whilst they dry! Julian ...
2003-02-27 by Jim Panzer
Yesterday I noticed that I could use some of the Epson Glossy Photo paper that came with my 1280 on dye or pigments, so I tried, and I actually liked what I
2003-02-27 by Sue Tallon
If the Black and gray inks are capable of warm and cool tones does that imply that they contain some pigments on order to achieve this? If so will that open
2003-02-27 by Paul Roark
Jeff, ... Yes, I would not mix the inks in the cfs cartridges. ... I don t think it ll be a significant problem. The midtone grays are diluted enough that
2003-02-27 by John/Julie Gittins
David Schecter adapted the Randall curve for the 740 last October (see msg 21196) -- it s posted under Files Ink Sets MIS MIS FS (at least it was there
2003-02-27 by Johnny Eades <jeades1@sc.rr.com>
Hello Ernst, Thank you for your enlightening answer; so far it s the only one that clarifies the reason for number of nozzles. It doesn t necessarily mean