RE: [Digital BW] Museum K and MIS beta matte black fade tests
2003-02-07 by Paul Roark
Bill, ... Yes. In my latest test, 2 test strips each of PiezoTone Museum K and MIS matte black showed no decrease in their 1.68 dmax (black-only printing,
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2003-02-07 by Paul Roark
Bill, ... Yes. In my latest test, 2 test strips each of PiezoTone Museum K and MIS matte black showed no decrease in their 1.68 dmax (black-only printing,
2003-02-07 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
... use? ... to wait ... a ... Hello Soren; I m no expert at this, butI too am just now setting up a 7500 for B&W fine art printing, so I ll share my thoughts
2003-02-07 by Sören Lindqvist
Hello all, With an 7500 dedicated for BW inkset, what kind of inkset should I use? Printing only on Fine Art Paper (90%). Is the MIS 7600 something to wait
2003-02-07 by bill agee
Paul, I really appreciate your work on these ink tests. But since I have been distracted for a month or so and have only been able to blast quickly through
2003-02-07 by Thomas Fors
I m using the raster only version since I only print Photoshop images. I usually save them as a tiff and then print directly from ImagePrint. I think you
2003-02-07 by Tom O'Connell <TomOC@softhome.net>
Jeff- I run a smaller monthly exchange that is presently full until May (which I haven t started sign up for). Send me your email address offline and I will
2003-02-07 by Tom O'Connell <TomOC@softhome.net>
Scott- I can t make those links work, but I would sure like to sign up. Tom O Connell ... fill in ... need to know ... given out to ... You will ... submit for
2003-02-07 by Tom O'Connell <TomOC@softhome.net>
Jerry- I can t find the beginning of this thread...and since I know you know how to ship to me, I ll assume you re referring to the April exchange? Those
2003-02-07 by Tom O'Connell <TomOC@softhome.net>
Martin- What a great experience that sounds must have been... The variety and complexity of image making never ceases to amaze. Thanks for the tip on an idea
2003-02-07 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
A question for you IP5 users out there, in particular those with a 7000/7500 or 9000/9500 printer. Does IP5 change the microweave pattern like the original
2003-02-07 by Roy Harrington <roy@harrington.com>
... system. I ... same. ... however. ... Debian Linux ... quadraster program). I ... is. Any curve file ... format is I think I see the confusion. You don t
2003-02-07 by Tom Husband <thusband@sbcglobal.net>
... inks ... I m ... one ... you, ... MIS ... I ll be ... on ... Good information Bob. Thank you. I ll give MIS a call. I liked the VM inks and Paul Roark s
2003-02-07 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
I guess just to eliminate the variable of it maybe being the file you coiuld gaussian blur the sky and reprint for grins... Jim H. ... in ... get ...
2003-02-07 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
My information is about twenty years old, so I m just trying to recollect from memory. And I never studied statistics, I had a statistician at HP I always
2003-02-07 by toliwel@aol.com
Thanks for the insight. It occured to me that they may have done a slight change to better accomodate their new ink sets. I hope you are right! Tom Wells In
2003-02-07 by Paul Roark
I just completed a 300 hour test of a number of inks. I ll just touch on the highlights here. The good news is that the PiezoTone Museum K did extremely well.
2003-02-06 by cedar_base <cedarbases@hotmail.com>
i have been using an epson stylus photo 1280 with a cis running mis epson compatable inks for the past year. yesterday morning on startup the printer did not
2003-02-06 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
Call MIS on the phone. They may now have the FSN-E (Epson driver) inks in carts by now and just haven t yet updated their website. I have found them to be very
2003-02-06 by normsams
Does anyone besides Clayton Jones have websites devoted to black only printing. Mr. Jones materials are very helpful, but I d like to see if there are
2003-02-06 by sceptre12345 <am1000@videotron.ca>
Miguel, I agree that the Epson 1640 is about as useless as they come for scanning 35mm film except for web use. MF is another story. The Epson 2450 is sharper
2003-02-06 by patricia ternahan
Hello All, Are you folks using ImagePrint using the raster only version or the postscript version? I have a 2200, 1200, and 3000. Thanks, trish ... ~t Patricia
2003-02-06 by kalahari_98 <kalahari69@yahoo.com>
I had this same problem. I am using WinXP Pro, Epson 1160 and VM inks with Paul R s work flow. I could not get a good print and they looked like drawings. I
2003-02-06 by rvdryst
... Roy I would really appreciate you trying this on your friend s Linux system. I think that there are more than a few Linux users that feel the same. The bit
2003-02-06 by Tom Husband <thusband@sbcglobal.net>
... Thanks Richard. I think, though, that the FS cartridges are only for the Cone driver. That link you referenced says under construction . I did find
2003-02-06 by jimenez12fr <miguel.jimenez@oecd.org>
Andre, Initially I used the specific TMY profiles which also gave me the same amount of grain. I have been trying to solve this problem for some time now,
2003-02-06 by Jerry Olson
Hi Julian, Yup, perhaps too many choices. I m having a banding problem now, with a sky in a certain file, just in certain shades of gray, and I ve run every
2003-02-06 by John Luke <jjlphoto@yahoo.com>
I meant Light jet prints- sorry http://www.reedphoto.com/
2003-02-06 by John Luke <jjlphoto@yahoo.com>
Try the following- They make light prints on Ilford B&W paper. http://www.reedphoto.com/ John Luke
2003-02-06 by Carolyn Frayn
... Digital ice does not work when scanning black and white film. That s why you are experiencing strange artifacts and increased exposure when trying to do
2003-02-06 by bobkornimaging <bob@bobkornimaging.com>
I am testing these inks with an Epson Photo 750 printer. Which curve set would you recommend to used. I have plans to change an Epson 7000 over to these inks
2003-02-06 by sceptre12345 <am1000@videotron.ca>
I have to ask why are you scanning TMY in RGB mode when there is a specific TMY profile in Viewscan with a CI of .40 to .80 I have scanned TMY in 120 size with
2003-02-06 by billbresler <wbresler@twmi.rr.com>
I have nearly 8 years experience scanning negs using Nikon scanners. Getting a good scan from a traditional B&W film is difficult. My results with Tri-X, TMY
2003-02-06 by jimenez12fr <miguel.jimenez@oecd.org>
I m talking about Canon 4000 FS, and the film is usually Kodak TMY developed with TMAX developer at a 1+6 dilution. But I get also unsatisfactory results with
2003-02-06 by Julian Thomas
Thanks for the extra info - the place I use always insists on a 225 -ish file! I ll check if they accept more. What machine are you using? Julian ... From:
2003-02-06 by Veniamin Kostitsin II
... doesn t ... have ... the DPI you are giving are not exactly bindin. My printer can (and does) output at 400 DPI for critical detail. they also provide
2003-02-06 by Julian Thomas
The other thing is don t forget that digital printers print at 225 or 240 dpi so you have an increase in size straight away. Also they print RGB files so you
2003-02-06 by Julian Thomas
Have you tried a purge print - the one that fades gradually - I ve found it useful to check if it is a nozzle problem or a image problem Julian ... From:
2003-02-06 by Richard Sintchak
Wednesday, February 5, 2003, 9:01:36 AM, Tom Husband wrote: THtsn I m trying out the various MIS cartridge ink sets on my 1280 before
2003-02-06 by Truman Prevatt
While there is something to be said for traditional prints, when it comes right down to it - it is about the image. Edward Weston could have coated toilet
2003-02-06 by Paul Roark
Cleavis, Interesting idea. I ve rubbed black patches with my finger and measured the dmax drop to test the effectiveness of a light fixative spray. However, I
2003-02-06 by Cleavis <lyonscox@cableone.net>
I m not much of a scientist, at least in developing a procedure. How to set up a theory and test parameters for abrasion resistance of inkjet prints,
2003-02-06 by Tim Atherton
Want those blackest of blacks...? :-) Subject: Scientists Develop Darkest Substance On Earth Where Can I Get Some? Scientists develop darkest substance on
2003-02-06 by Ken Carney
Barry, you might try enlarging to 20x20 with GF and then printing, say a 12x12 portion of it on your 1280. You should be able to judge if the quality is then
2003-02-06 by Roy Harrington <roy@harrington.com>
... with ... control and good ... inksets? Is ... Well I don t run Linux so I can t provide Linux binaries, I run Mac OS X 10.2.3 and the binaries run on that.
2003-02-06 by nestlethedog <bwolf@emotiononline.com>
I have a B&W digital file of a B&W photo scanned at 1600dpi at 2 1/4x 2 1/4, then enlarged with genuine fractals. The file ends up being an RGB file and is
2003-02-06 by Jerry Olson
Hi Julian, Yup, perhaps too many choices. I m having a banding problem now, with a sky in a certain file, just in certain shades of gray, and I ve run every
2003-02-05 by André Vallejo
Let me see if I follow this: You re saying that printing quads with Gimp-Print under Linux or an emulator can provide as much control and good prints as with
2003-02-05 by Roy Harrington <roy@harrington.com>
... too ... but the ... from 75-55% ... the ... but ... beyond ... I have ... exciting!! ... Gulstene ... the curves ... did you use ... and it is ... would
2003-02-05 by lakecd <lakecd@earthlink.net>
I hadn t noticed it before, but in a recent mailing I received from Meter they stated on their Price List, All of our photographs are limited editions. They
2003-02-05 by robmax <rmaxwell2191@earthlink.net>
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