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2003-02-19 by Paul Roark
... It should print very much like the old MIS VM. I think these new 100% pigment inks may be a little less forgiving of printer defects than the older inks.
2003-02-19 by Peter Palmieri
Different messages not properly marked by me, even though I thought I did so. Peter Palmieri From: plnelson2003 ... and then below
2003-02-19 by Doug Fisher
Re: PS8 upgrade - Does anyone have an idea on a target date for its release? I haven t even heard any guesstimates. Just curious. I can t even remember how
2003-02-19 by Cleavis <lyonscox@cableone.net>
Well, as they also stated, it s released due to demand. Giving you the option of now or later. Upgrades are usually in the 149-200 range if I remember
2003-02-19 by Kip Babington
I did notice this fine print, as well as the comment that Adobe can t guarantee how long this standalone upgrade will be available. But I just started with
2003-02-19 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
I haven t seen banding in any of the prints I ve made on my 2100, but I don t really see why anoyone would want to use it on another printer either, since the
2003-02-19 by Mark Savoia
Did anyone catch the fact it MAY be in a future release of Photoshop? It s in the small print of the detail explanation of what the plug-in does. It may be
2003-02-19 by Luke Granfield
As someone who has NEF files, CRW files, 1D TIF files and now 1DS TIF files, this plug-in is the cat s pajamas. Works very fast on my P4 2.4ghz. I still love
2003-02-19 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... Please do this. I m looking for a good black and white printing solution for the 2200 that allows me to also print in color since I have quite a few
2003-02-19 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... and then below that he wrote . . . ... Were both of these from the same message or was one a quote from an earlier message that wasn t properly marked as a
2003-02-19 by Thomas Fors
Thanks. I will try your workflow and see how it compares. Would you be interested in exchanging a print made with the Epson RIP on your printer with one made
2003-02-19 by Peter Palmieri
Does it do anything different/better that Nikon s Capture 3.5, Nikon View 5 or Qimage? Peter Palmieri Has anyone tried this new Adobe Photoshop Camera Raw plug
2003-02-19 by Peter Palmieri
I am not using the PServer. When using PS7 and Win XP after editing an image, this is the workflow I have been trying : Print Name: Stylus
2003-02-19 by steven0356 <stevenr@mindspring.com>
Has anyone tried this new Adobe Photoshop Camera Raw plug in yet? If it s the one I saw demonstrated a couple of weeks ago at the DIP Digital Conference in
2003-02-19 by Edward Wiseman
OK Paul.. I m probably pushing the envelope here, but how about a UC VMS 4.3XXX SEPIA version that will work with my 1160??.. THX as always!! Eddie Wiseman
2003-02-19 by Vincent Orlando <orlandovl@hotmail.com>
Paul, will the MIS-VM 4.3 work with the 1200 and the 1200 curves. I probably have one of the few 1200s that print beautifully, no banding and no clogging using
2003-02-19 by Dan Honemann <dan_honemann@yahoo.com>
... Oh, please do! I m a 2200 owner and a newbie to digital printing. The ImagePrint RIP seems like the right driver for my needs, but I must admit I m
2003-02-19 by Dan Honemann <dan_honemann@yahoo.com>
... Robert, Have you tried the Pictorico glossy papers (Hi-Gloss White Film, Photo Gallery Glossy Paper, Premium Photo Glossy Paper). My understanding is that
2003-02-19 by Keith Cooper
Hello I ve tried PowerRIP on an 1160 and 1290, and found both inferior to using the Epson drivers, with banding and somewhat coarse dithering. To be fair, it
2003-02-19 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
... I just leave everything at default except DPI and paper/inktype. I think most of the other options are probably only interesting if you have specific needs
2003-02-19 by flabes23 <peter.bongard@t-online.de>
... Epson ... with ... So you dont t think that I need PowerRip when using the MIS Hextone Inks and one of the workflows that come with the inks? ... in ... So
2003-02-19 by Robert Morrison
The paper I reviewed may be found on epson s web site at: http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/ProductMediaSpec.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@171
2003-02-19 by Paul Roark
Doug, ... All the usual papers plus RC papers -- if you use a black ink that is compatible, like MIS 7600 Photo Black, UltraChrome Photo Black, or Epson
2003-02-19 by Paul Roark
Seth, ... I don t think inkjet coating is the type of encapsulation that gives any kind of protection against, for example, air-borne pollution. I fact, the
2003-02-19 by Thomas Fors
... From: Robert Morrison To: Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 12:40 AM Subject:
2003-02-19 by Robert Morrison
I recently picked up some Epson Professional Glossy paper (also known at Epson Glossy Paper-photoweight in rolls) to test with my Epson 2200. I sent targets
2003-02-19 by Thomas Fors
... From: Peter Palmieri To: Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 10:55 PM Subject: Re:
2003-02-19 by Thomas Fors
Here s a bit of a mini-FAQ in an attempt to answer some of the ImagePrint questions arising on the DigitalBW list lately. If anyone cares to tackle some of
2003-02-19 by Doug Fisher
Hi Paul - ... With which papers will the combination of your curves and new ink work? As a user of your current VM inkset, I really want to try printing on
2003-02-19 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
PowerRIP doesn t make any more fantastic prints than the regular Epson driver, in fact the dithering is slightly more coarse so staying with the Epson driver
2003-02-18 by Seth Rossman
Paul- This is REALLY off the cuff. What about Epson double sided matte? It encapsulates the paper (okay, not the edges) with the coating. But, wouldn t it
2003-02-18 by Paul Roark
Andy, ... Yes, I balanced it on my 1160 using the standard curves. ... The new inkset is a bit warmer than the old one. The nc curve, for example, is dead
2003-02-18 by peter.bongard@t-online.de
Hi! I ve read several times that there is a program called Powerrip that makes fantastic prints. What exactly is it? I ve downloaded the demo and don t know
2003-02-18 by Andrew Unger <ungram@yahoo.com>
Paul, Since you first discussed the new inkset you have been developing for MIS I have looked forward to its release. Will the MIS-VM 4.3 be usable with
2003-02-18 by Paul Roark
John, ... Both of these ideas are still experimental, in my view. I ll probably fade and otherwise test the deacidification spray first. My polyurethane
2003-02-18 by johngeyles <jge@cs.unc.edu>
So, you put the Wei To #12 spray on the back, and the PUR (with the wire-wound roid) on the front ? How do the two interact ? Which one do you put on first ?
2003-02-18 by Martin Wesley
Cathy, Usually when we talk about developing here we are referring to processing traditional film with chemicals to get the best results for scanning. I gather
2003-02-18 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... I prefer Digitol, 3:1, for 11 minutes at 68 degrees, with frequent agitation. Although, come to think of it, you can get all the agitation you need right
2003-02-18 by Paul Roark
Jerry, ... I agree; I stopped making the cc curve. However, the new UC VM 4.3 is warmer than the old MIS VM. So, the cc curve might be something you d
2003-02-18 by Jerry Olson
Paul, could you send a couple sample prints with the new inkset, IF the blacks are as good as your present 1280 Curves. I will pay for the paper, inks and
2003-02-18 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
I don t know about ImagePrint, but PowerRIP you just install, press print, and select paper type and dpi... It s about as difficult to use as the standard
2003-02-18 by Jerry Olson
The original piezo inks and MIS VM are totally compatible, but I understand the piezotone inks are NOT! Jerry
2003-02-18 by Paul Roark
Seth, ... I ll do what I can to test the product before actually using it on a print that matters. It s too early for me to know. The solvents are denatured
2003-02-18 by Cathi <cathi@attbi.com>
Hi there - I am brand new to the group. I am an Accountant by day helping small business owners with their Quickbooks and a photographer in my off time. I
2003-02-18 by chipcarterdc <chipcarterdc@hotmail.com>
Whoops -- conversation shifted on me.
2003-02-18 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... section ... software.
2003-02-18 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... IP has a demo version? I thought it was the other RIP (that Dan Staver was talking about that I ferget the name of) that has the demo version and prints a
2003-02-18 by chipcarterdc <chipcarterdc@hotmail.com>
They do let you download a demo and try it. Actually, I can t find a demo. When you go to the downloads section of the Epson website, then click the link
2003-02-18 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... I was under the impression that most people here who were using the IP RIP were using it as an ALTERNATIVE to grayscale inks, because of the alleged
2003-02-18 by Seth Rossman
Paul- One thing troubles me about the soak-in spray. I guess the analogy is paint peeling off the side of a house. It is caused from moisture or oily stuff