Epson 7500 & Bowhaus software
2003-02-10 by Mr_Misty_44 <jharvey@isd.net>
I have two questions which I hope can be answered. since I don t see too many 7000 s for sale is the 7500 a viable alternative when used with MIS inks or
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2003-02-10 by Mr_Misty_44 <jharvey@isd.net>
I have two questions which I hope can be answered. since I don t see too many 7000 s for sale is the 7500 a viable alternative when used with MIS inks or
2003-02-10 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Peter, ... Well said. You have touched on the exact issues I described in my articles. You have to be a dedicated tinkerer, have the patience of Job to
2003-02-10 by Seth Rossman
Stephen- Try clipping the outter edges to the line, not the center of the film. If it s 120, all the more reason. Use two clips at the bottom also, one on
2003-02-10 by Stephen Kobrin <skobrin@hotmail.com>
I use Photoflo and the hang the negatives above the tub, squeege-ing them first very carefully. I take them down, cut the negatives into strips and put them
2003-02-10 by Alessandro Pardi
If you really meant I m looking for an FS cartridge that can be used with curves then your best bet is MIS FS or FS-N inks with Randall workflow (you can
2003-02-10 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
... I can only speak for my Epson printer, but maybe this will help...The Epson slowly uses the color inks even during BO printing, but only during the
2003-02-10 by Ernst Dinkla
In answer to the thread subject line: When there s a driver/RIP that has a final linearisation feature that will compensate all the curves inconsistencies,
2003-02-10 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Paul Roark To: DigitalB&WPrint Sent: Sunday, February 09, 2003 11:19 PM
2003-02-10 by Ernst Dinkla
No one so far has commented on the wear out of the black head in BO printing. With the same amount of square inches printed with the black nozzles only there
2003-02-10 by Martin Glader
Bob, I made some tests with my 1290 (same as 1280) and Epson s Premium Glossy paper to compare the result with my Piezo prints, which I m making on another
2003-02-10 by Richard Sintchak
... s My experience today with these or similar settings are less attractive than s printing RGB B W s. I find that the lower half of the scale is very low
2003-02-10 by stevez
... My experience today with these or similar settings are less attractive than printing RGB B&W s. I find that the lower half of the scale is very low in
2003-02-10 by Ed Mathews
As I anxiously await the arrival of my recently ordered 1280 to replace my aging 740, I am wondering if anyone can tell me anything about the quality
2003-02-10 by carlislematthew <carlislematthew@hotmail
I tried to get a demo version from Colorbyte and was told that they don t do this any more because of the level of technical support they d need to provide.
2003-02-10 by Mark Savoia
Don t forget the PhotoFlo.
2003-02-09 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
Hi Paul; A couple things to add about the 7500- I got rid of another small but noticeable increment of graininess by doing a very carefull B-head slant
2003-02-09 by Sören Lindqvist
* The Sundance (old Piezo) samples I saw were from a 3000, which has even coarser a dot-pattern, but looked dot-less and very smooth with that driver.
2003-02-09 by Shire,Stanley
Caution!! Entering instructional mode! Richard: There are a number of old tricks for keeping negs dust-free until they re dry. 1. If you are developing
2003-02-09 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
... the ... that ... tell, ... one ... The Sundance (old Piezo) samples I saw were from a 3000, which has even coarser a dot-pattern, but looked dot-less and
2003-02-09 by Paul Roark
I ve been playing with the 7500 again today and have a few observations that might be useful. First, I unchecked the High Speed box in the driver. It
2003-02-09 by Richard Cooke <rcooke@redmtnengr.com>
Simon, Thanks for the reply. A Plungercam is actually a modified 6x6 camera that I believe Mark Tucker invented. If you haven t checked out his website
2003-02-09 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
Sam: my 1280 has BO dots that cannot be seen with the naked eye using the Epson driver. Exactly the same as using the Woolf workflow or Roark workflow with
2003-02-09 by Simon Whitehead
A drying cabinet works for us at home. There are masses of them about these days in 2nd hand shops. Not too expensive - worth every penny (cent?) Make sure
2003-02-09 by Truman Prevatt
In a home darkroom it can be tough. Start out making sure all your development tanks are dust free, rinsing them out right before you use them will help. If
2003-02-09 by Richard Cooke <rcooke@redmtnengr.com>
Hi All, I ve recently built a sort-of Plugercam out of an old Bronica S2A I bought off of ebay and I d like to start developing the negatives at home but
2003-02-09 by jeades947 <jeades1@sc.rr.com>
I am using a Canon S750 and I have discovered the wonderful world of black Only printing of photographs; or so I thought. I was running out of color cartridges
2003-02-09 by Jerry Olson
I had put a couple thousand prints through my second 1160, and it lasted about 3 1/2 years before dying. Can t see what difference it makes on how old the
2003-02-09 by Jerry Olson
The dots should be the same size no matter what size the print. This is really odd. Jerry
2003-02-09 by Sam A. McCandless
... First, Mark, I would whine to Epson anyway, because there have been reports occasionally of their giving a break to users only a little off warranty. ...
2003-02-09 by Peter Palmieri
I have been experimenting using the black ink only setting on my Epson 2200 with only Epson s standard cartridges. So far I am very encouraged with the
2003-02-09 by Julian Thomas
I ve worked with IP5 on a 7000 several times - although I m by no means an expert. My problems with it is that the dither pattern is sometimes crude - as is
2003-02-09 by httivals <hslavitt@cpdb.com>
Has anyone tried MIS s new UltraChrome replacement inks yet for color printing? MIS claims they have a glossy and matte version, like Epson, that they have
2003-02-09 by Shire,Stanley
Mitch: I m using EEM with MK ink. I did try (just to see how the profile printed) PSG with PK ink....looked great. Nice tonal scale on a 21 step grayscale,
2003-02-09 by Sam A. McCandless
Are there Atkinson profiles for the 2100/2200 as well as for the 7600? I don t think I can cope with mattes larger than 16x20, so I d rather not accommodate a
2003-02-09 by Shire,Stanley
As a customer and user of IP (with no fiscal interest at all in COLORBYTE (no S on the end), I can say that they are far, far from sleazy. They are extremely
2003-02-09 by peter nelson
... Two wide format printers double the cost and take up space in my tiny studio. ... How would profiling fix metamerism? That s a property of the ink. I can
2003-02-09 by peter nelson
... Not only have I tried it but last week I posted scans I made of prints using B-O on my website showing how bad the highlight dotting was, even at 2880 DPI.
2003-02-09 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 2/9/2003 7:18:08 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... There have been several reports that the IP5 rip does not use Yellow ink when Printing
2003-02-09 by peter nelson
... I ve talked to a LOT of people who have tried it and had all kinds of problems - clogged heads, not-so-black blacks, voided printer warranties, blotchy
2003-02-09 by peter nelson
... Since metamerism is a property of the ink, how/why would a RIP or a profile be able to fix it? I ve been reluctant to invest in a RIP that costs almost as
2003-02-09 by Sören Lindqvist
SteveK ... Sundance, they are now selling ot themselves through a couple of the online supply houses like Inkjetgoodies.com I ve seen results from bot IP5 and
2003-02-09 by Mark Hahn <markhahn2000@yahoo.com>
Hello, my 1160 went out of warrenty about 5 weeks ago and will no longer feed EAM... do these things really only last one year and print less than 300 prints
2003-02-09 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
OK, I m not big on censorship, but what does this crap have to do with this forum? Why is it on here yet again? SteveK
2003-02-09 by reedvalve <reedvalve@yahoo.com>
Paul, I use a PC (win2k). Could you please send me your VM-S curves? Thanks for your fast reply, your advice (I will stick with EEM and forget the Museo) and
2003-02-09 by Paul Roark
EThan, ... Congratulations. ... I use the vm-s in my 3000 and have written some special curves for the PC. What computer do you use? ... I d use EEM and forget
2003-02-09 by reedvalve <reedvalve@yahoo.com>
Hi, My first post here, pardon if it is a little long... I just came into possesion of a free(!), relatively low usage 3000, and have ordered a VM-S quadtone
2003-02-09 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
Well said, Mitch. That is an odd site. I like it a lot, but their reviews are really weird. It seems that every time Canon releases a new camera, the LL guys
2003-02-09 by Cleavis <lyonscox@cableone.net>
I can t help you ... & I laugh, then shake my head when I read a post like this - Sorry Peter. The concept of having to maintain TWO printers is not big deal.
2003-02-09 by Mitch Alland
... Yes, perhaps the review on Luminous Landscape is particularly pernicious because that forum seems to have gained much (unwarranted) credibility. The
2003-02-09 by Mitch Alland
... For your IP5 printing are you using PK or MK, and which paper? --Mitch/Bangkok