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2003-02-21 by Robert Morrison
... IP is a color managed environment...which means that if you tag an image with the appropriate color space (gamma 1.8 or 2.2) and then apply this in IP, the
2003-02-20 by Mitch Alland
I had some interesting responses on the DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint list to my question of how to get legacy PiezographyBW files to print correctly in IP5,
2003-02-20 by Mitch Alland
... Good point. Turning to new files prepared for IP5: the ColorByte grayscale profiles don t allow previewing in the PS Proofing Setup the way their color
2003-02-20 by Mitch Alland
... I guess you re right; after all, I am using printer targeting adjustments to print legacy files that I used to print on the 1290. However, Jim Hayes
2003-02-20 by Mitch Alland
For: Jim Hayes ... Thanks. I tried assigning Gamma 2.2 and it works! Very close to the original PiezoBW print. ... Do you mean saving the file w/o a profile
2003-02-20 by John/Julie Gittins
I haven t noticed any reference yet on this list to mats & print-storage boxes made from MicroChamber materials. Since these are spoken of as making obsolete
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... Then why were you talking about galleries?
2003-02-20 by Shire,Stanley
Soren: I agree that the Imacon software is excellent. My point was that it does not have the elegant interface that some list members are looking for with
2003-02-20 by Silver Wind Studio <pauer@silverwindstud
If you don t like epson RIP software you can try other vendors ImagePrintRIP from ColorByte if poopular, so is PowerRIP from Birmy. Rip is Raster Image
2003-02-20 by Peter Palmieri
I don t sell my photographs--it is all for fun. I never said anything about whether the RIP fixes the mystery of metamerism. Just that I don t see it and
2003-02-20 by Sören Lindqvist
Sorry not interrested, we have the GrayBalancer software for free ;-) Soren ... Från: plnelson2003 [mailto:peter@studio-nelson.com]
2003-02-20 by Richard Sintchak
Thursday, February 20, 2003, 12:22:58 PM, plnelson2003 wrote: ppsnc Should Honda give away ppsnc the 6 cylinder automatic for free
2003-02-20 by Hans Rijnbout
... Colin, I think you mean http://carbonphoto.cicada.com/pdf/opticalcentre.pdf -- Hans Rijnbout Utrecht, Netherlands
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... One of us could buy you a copy here and sell it to you for $250. 8-)
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... No they don t. You re confusing the RIP with the grayscale tool, which you can download for free from lots of places. The black and white printing
2003-02-20 by Jerry Olson
One way is to select an area with the lasso then run either levels or curves on it. You can t use an adjustment layer though. Jerry
2003-02-20 by Sören Lindqvist
... You should be happy for that price ;-) In Sweden we have to pay over $400.00… Soren ... Från: slylealex
2003-02-20 by slylealex <alexpix@worldnet.att.net>
My first question is why is Epson charging $200.00 for this software to correct inadequate b&w performance of the printer in the first place. Everyone outside
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
I m trying to keep track of the Epson RIP metamerism score here: Thomas Fors says the Epson 2200 is as bad as the default drivers. Peter Palmieri hasn t done a
2003-02-20 by Steven Schaefer
Could someone please view a BW print under fluorescent lights. I don t plan for my images to be viewed under fluorescent lights ether, but on the off chance
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... I ve seen plenty here in New England - Boston, Lowell, etc!! But even if YOU don t have fluorescents plenty of people do so you need to be concerned about
2003-02-20 by Andrew Unger <ungram@yahoo.com>
I tried printing on this acid free, heavyweight drawing paper and the results weren t terrible. The paper is very inexpensive at Pearl art supplies. I used
2003-02-20 by Paul Roark
There are good vm curves for the 9000 that allow the MIS VM inksets to run on the machine. (I ll send a user s name off list if he doesn t mind.) This gets
2003-02-20 by Paul Roark
HWM is only better for dye inks, not pigmented inks. I see EAM/EEM as the HWM for pigments. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com ... From: dsmithhfx
2003-02-20 by Stephen Kobrin <skobrin@hotmail.com>
Diane, Thanks, I will take a look at both. The Canon raw converter is too slow to be useful. Steve ... but they ... convert, ... Canon ... support. ... shoot
2003-02-20 by barnettart <gary@barnettart.com>
Since I am new here, I have probably missed all info regarding what can and can not be accomplished with the 9000 in terms of beautiful neutral/neutral warm
2003-02-20 by Julian Thomas
one of the advantages of the dig darkroom is the long scale - and one of the problems of the epson driver is compression. Whenever I test a new BW workflow I
2003-02-20 by Peter Palmieri
I am willing to make a big bet that in a wet darkroom it would take a plethora of trials to produce the 95-100% clearly, sharply and distinctly. So I am happy
2003-02-20 by Robert Morrison
This brings to light a serious deficiency in the old PiezoBW workflow...it wasn t really color managed...meaning...you couldn t simply edit in a standard
2003-02-20 by dsmithhfx <dsmithhfx@yahoo.com>
http://www.epson.com/cmc_upload/0/000/018/669/Print%20Permanence%20on% 20Epson%20Papers.pdf I recently purchased HWM to use in my 1270 for economy reasons --
2003-02-20 by Peter Palmieri
I have posted the settings that I have been using on this list. This was a post on 2/19. Rather then my reposting it, take a look at it and ask questions about
2003-02-20 by Peter Palmieri
No, because my prints will not be shown under flourescent light. Further, I have no fluorescent lights in my home here in Florida or in my home in New Jersey.
2003-02-20 by Julian Thomas
Peter, how can you be happy with something that compresses the shadow detail? Can this be corrected with a softproof or curves move? Julian ... From: Peter
2003-02-20 by BMercerTX@aol.com
I know I could go back thru 100 s of messages and find this but if someone doesn t mind, please post where you d/l this RIP. Thanks [Non-text portions of this
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... 2200. I have made many tests with photographs and the grey scale. ... I find the biggest metameristic delta with the Epson inks is between daylight
2003-02-20 by chipcarterdc <chipcarterdc@hotmail.com>
Would those of you getting great B&W results with the RIP be willing to post your exact settings in the RIP? From what I understand, the documentation is
2003-02-20 by Peter Palmieri
I too am getting excellent B&W results with the Epson RIP for the 2200. I have made many tests with photographs and the grey scale. The grey scale shows very
2003-02-20 by cschaible94111 <cschaible@cooley.com>
Mitch: I realize this may not be the kind of helpful response you were hoping for, but why would you expect to be able to print legacy files without
2003-02-20 by Jamie Gannon
I need to install new inks in my Epson 3000 that has run out of ORIGINAL Piezo inks (known as Sundance now right?) I have a decent 3000 that produces no
2003-02-20 by Austin Franklin
... Did you forget to read the ;-) after my post, Keith?
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... I wrote . . . ... I meant lightbox . A tube for a softbox would be rather, er, *bright*.
2003-02-20 by Paul Roark
Martin has put a corrected 360 dpi version of the 21-step test strip in the Files section of the forum. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com ... From:
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... Just a followup to this for anyone with an interest in science. Most science museums have little metamerism demo s. The one in Boston, for instance, has
2003-02-20 by adounoucos@aol.com
Paul, I just checked my version of the step wedge, and it too shows 300. Are you going to mount a new version on your site? Please add my thanks to your
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
In another thread I asked where I could find more forums/reviews of the Epson 2200 RIP. No one on my other regular forum, Photo.Net, seems to have tried it,
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... How many people here have tried the Epson RIP? (could we see a show of hands?) I ve been trying with difficulty to follow that topic here but there was
2003-02-20 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... www.inkjetgoodies.com Keith Just some guy, and caretaker of the Multiverse s largest EPSON printer User Community (highly recommended by Vogon Poets and
2003-02-20 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... A shot rings out, as unable to bear the contorted rationalisations any longer, Keith shoots himself in a fit of utter frustration. Keith Just some
2003-02-20 by flabes23 <peter.bongard@t-online.de>
... Ok, forget it...I had the wrong brush. It works perfectly! Thanks a lot! ... Peter
2003-02-20 by flabes23 <peter.bongard@t-online.de>
... Roy, the history brush doesn t work in 16-bit mode. When I apply your workflow a window pops up that says that the tool doesn t work in 16- bit mode. Any