Re: Epson RIP vs ImagePrint 5
2003-02-25 by chipcarterdc <chipcarterdc@hotmail.com>
Let mw wiegh in here. I finally opened and installed the Epson RIP. I also have IP5. Using a Mac G4 and Epson 2200. Here are my preliminary impressions. (1)
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2003-02-25 by chipcarterdc <chipcarterdc@hotmail.com>
Let mw wiegh in here. I finally opened and installed the Epson RIP. I also have IP5. Using a Mac G4 and Epson 2200. Here are my preliminary impressions. (1)
2003-02-25 by JULIANTHOMAS
Jon Cone s mthod for maxing shadow detail on the IJM site www.inkjetmall.com. -I saw it when it first was published but only just got around to trying it.
2003-02-25 by Tim Atherton
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2003-02-25 by Austin Franklin
... I agree, they are pretty nice...BUT...I don t see any B&W images there... Aw, it s probably better done converted from raw files anyway... ;-)
2003-02-25 by Martin Wesley
Jeff, I started out with the original Piezo inks, software and a 1200. I encountered just about all the problems imaginable. Eventually I switched to a 1280
2003-02-25 by dsmithhfx <dsmithhfx@yahoo.com>
www.dpreview.com/gallery/canoneos1ds_samples1 stunning resolution! No noise detectable, except in some lighter shadows and flat grays --
2003-02-25 by Julian Thomas
only if you think the F80 is a pro camera. The eosIV - which is the base for the IDs has the best weather proofing of any camera. When Nikon brings out
2003-02-25 by Seth Rossman
Jon- Soooo.... Is this a scaled down budget version that will NOT replace the other? Is it Piezography, but you can still upgrade to PZ Pro? Seth = =Relax,
2003-02-25 by Seth Rossman
For the web, for the web only, try 2.0. That way you average both worlds. Seth =obviously affects your levels, curves, etc. decisions. I =learned the hard way
2003-02-25 by Seth Rossman
Hi, Sam- I was talking about the pro/semi-pro cameras. Not the pocket toys. Heck, those change every few months. Keeps the megapixel freaks dishing out the
2003-02-25 by Seth Rossman
Now THAT is an objective view???? =From: Christopher Williams = =And the Kodak is not the pro camera the Canon 1Ds is. =
2003-02-25 by BMercerTX@aol.com
Has anyone heard or read a price on the 10D? Billie [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-02-25 by Diane Fields
Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 21:29:21 -0600 Jerry, that would make the Canon 10D range a 12MP camera. The new 1Ds is an 11MP camera if that is what you are looking
2003-02-25 by Julian Thomas
As an interim measure why not try a curves move to straighten things out? Scan a printed stepwedge - use info to measure the wedges and then construct a
2003-02-25 by Alessandro Pardi
Sorry Bob, I use Randall s curves on a 1160 so I really can t tell. But the main reason I use FS rather than VM is exactly that I have a 1160, and VM inks are
2003-02-25 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
... missing ? ... then ... before. ... configuration in ... Thanks Carolyn (to the rescue again :-) I have it now (the movie not the expertise on D&S :-)
2003-02-25 by Bob_Michaels <bob@bobmichaels.org>
Alessandro: I tried the Randall workflow in my 1280 and it just didn t work right for me. The transitions in both prints and step wedges were uneven. Jeff
2003-02-25 by Ed Mathews
I m close to ordering the MIS-VM set for my new 1280. If you can hold on just a while longer, I ll be a guinea pig. Thanks, Ed http://lightandsilver.com ...
2003-02-25 by Julian Thomas
I ve been doing this for years now, but I ve only just started reading and following JC s tutorial on shadow detail - there are just sooo many tricks to
2003-02-25 by Alessandro Pardi
Peter, if you go the FS way, do yourself a favor and use Randall s workflow rather than Woolf s, as the former is a real ink partitioning workflow (i.e. dots
2003-02-25 by Alessandro Pardi
I ll keep this :-) ... From: fnkea [mailto:fnkea@yahoo.com] Sent: lunedì 24 febbraio 2003 21:43 To:
2003-02-25 by markaronica <aronica@markaronica.com>
Please see msg #23338 for my experiences with the 1200 / PiezoBW / and the new PT inks. Or just click this link:
2003-02-25 by Robert Morrison
Then there must also be magenta involvement...and not just a little ink...it takes a lot of magenta and cyan to get to the selenium tone shade. The selenium
2003-02-25 by jeffsstudio9 <jeff@wintersnet.net>
I am currently using the older Piezography inks and would like to discuss/meet users of the 1200 that have switched to the newer Piezotone inks. Using the
2003-02-25 by Robert Morrison
On 2/24/03 10:01 PM, sanfo2003 ... Setting up a 1280 with CIS is about the same cost as a 2200 (the 1280 and CIS are slightly less),
2003-02-25 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
... Looking at a print made with the RIP thru a loupe reveals some photo (dark) cyan being used. This is corroborated by ink level movement -- black the most,
2003-02-25 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
... Since Piezotone inks are not available for the 2200 I was comparing their cost as it applies to the 1280, since that is the machine I use Piezotone inks
2003-02-25 by Thomas Fors
A while back I tricked ImagePrint into only using Black and Light Black inks and remembered the result was very warm. I just dug that print out and compared
2003-02-25 by Sam A. McCandless
... In the D30-D60-10D line of development? Sam Sam McCandless samcc@vom.com
2003-02-25 by Robert Morrison
If in fact the Epson RIP is printing with only Light Black and Black ink the print will look like the Sepia Piezotones, not at all like the Selenium Piezotones
2003-02-25 by Thomas Fors
In PServer s Color Manager dialog, if you select something for CMYK (such as EPSON_SWOP) then it enables the button next to Color Adjust . Clicking this
2003-02-25 by Carolyn Frayn
... Hi Frank, the PS menu is in german... very cool, never seen it in German before. but run the movie, it s in english. ;) I don t know what you re missing
2003-02-25 by Robert Morrison
Epson 2200 inks are a fortune compared to the Piezotone inks...not even in the same ball park...particularly if you use a CIS for the Piezotone inks...I
2003-02-25 by Peter Palmieri
Has anyone found where/how where to find the Tone Curve Dialogue Box ? It is mentioned along with its graphic on page 45 of the instruction manual. Also, I
2003-02-25 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
... using ... to a ... Hi, I have Quicktime on my Windoze machine but it wont launch this Qicktime tutorial - any idea why or what components I may be missing
2003-02-25 by Carolyn Frayn
Yes. For me, and the prints I have of Tyler s on WR show no sign of it, and he brushes ... you have one of my well s river prints, did it flake? ack, don t
2003-02-25 by Carolyn Frayn
... Well s River (William Turner) and German Etching. Especially WT. ... ;)... hold the paper at an angle to that light, have an area you haven t rubbed so you
2003-02-25 by Thomas Fors
... From: To: Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 9:36 PM Subject: [Digital BW] Epson RIP
2003-02-25 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
... Hey, glad to hear it, Tom. My prints are warm too, I call them warm- neutral and are of very similar appearance to Piezotone Selenium inks. Personally I
2003-02-25 by Thomas Fors
Thank you Sandy for posting your workflow. Although I m running XP, I was able to translate your settings, and the result is a substantial improvement over my
2003-02-25 by Jerry Olson
Sue, Cone is coming out with breaking news in a few days about a new piezo system that will in his words Make your jaw drop . You might want to wait and see
2003-02-25 by Dan Honemann <dan_honemann@yahoo.com>
... I would love to hear comparisons of the same image printed on the same paper, one using the new Epson RIP and the other using Image Print 5. Would those
2003-02-25 by Jerry Olson
Chris, I m only looking for the D60 replacement. I have no need for a high end camera, only a camera that has high RESOLUTION. If the new D10 doesn t have
2003-02-25 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
Can anyone give me a qick start / level 101 procedure for using Silverfast s Dust & Scratches on my B&W neg scans ? Or, point me to a link. thanks Frank
2003-02-25 by John Vitollo <jvlist@comcast.net>
... Click on the Quicktime icon for the Dust and Scratch tutorial. http://www.silverfast.com/highlights/srd/en.html
2003-02-25 by Clark Thomas <clark@simplephotographs.co
I ve spent the past few months getting to know an Epson 9600 - which I truly love - but it is NOT the end all printer for Black & White (least not with the
2003-02-25 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
Can anyone give me a qick start / level 101 procedure for using Silverfast s Dust & Scratches on my B&W neg scans ? Or, point me to a link. thanks Frank
2003-02-25 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
... leaving out other options? ... Sounds to me like you ve done your homework pretty well. When I hear the words trouble free , perfection and black and
2003-02-25 by Mitch Alland
... My experience confirms that it s virtually impossible to get neutral B&W by printing RGB, even with custom profiles. Several years ago, I had a Fuji
2003-02-25 by sceptre12345 <am1000@videotron.ca>
It wasnt supposed to happened like it did. Canon s production run for the D60 was sold three times as fast as they had planned. So the 10d is just a