Re: [Digital BW] Generations Enhanced K density
2003-02-01 by Tony Terlecki
Jerry, Are you using an RGB partitioned workflow? What paper settings are you using in the Epson driver? I used the Randall curves on my 1160 and my DMax was
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Re: [Digital BW] Epson 9600 Print Horrible!
2003-02-01 by Jerry Olson
Hi Jeff, ... What resolution did he scan the negative at? ... He doesn t know how to use his equipment, OR he is set up for glossy paper, and you got a matte
Re: [Digital BW] Generations Enhanced K density
2003-02-01 by Jerry Olson
Tony, I don t use the piezo plug in, just epsons, and the blacks are excellent with Gen 4 inks. Jerry
Re: [Digital BW] MIS-VM and Printer Profiles
2003-02-01 by Jerry Olson
Nope. No profiles, use Same as Source where you would ordinarily choose your printer profile in the print dialogue box. Jerry
Re: [Digital BW] Paper comparison
2003-02-01 by Jerry Olson
Truman, Photo Rag is THE paper to beat for outstanding quality inkjet prints. The only reason I don t use it is that it is way overpriced in my opinion, and
Re: [Digital BW] Re: LaCie vs. Sony vs. Mitsubishi
2003-02-01 by Jerry Olson
Thanks Sam, I want the widescreen monitor, so will probably go with the 20 inch apple when its time. IF it can easily be profiled. Apple monitors used to have
Re: [Digital BW] Paper comparison
2003-02-01 by Jerry Olson
Yes, but after a few sheets the rollers on the printer gets smooth and has to be cleaned. Also a bit too ivory colored for me. Jerry
Re: B&W prints in books... + Errata
2003-02-01 by hjswim2@aol.com
Jeff:
Weird question...
2003-02-01 by André Vallejo
The question may sound weird,but is there a way to print correctly in an Epson 908 using the 2100 driver...? As stupid as it may seem, it would be a way to
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 3200 scanner
2003-02-01 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Ernst Dinkla To: Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 1:21 PM Subject: Re:
Re: [Digital BW] B&W prints in books...
2003-02-01 by Stephen Petegorsky
... It s called offset lithography. Plates are made from the original blacks/greys) images (in color there are plates for cyan, yellow, magenta and black; in
Re: [Digital BW] Escaping the magenta on the Epson 2200
2003-02-01 by Carolyn Frayn
... Why 8 bit? I scan B&W in RGB. ... If you bring your image in in RGB, you ll have the ability to play with the channels in the channel mixer. I m not sure
B&W prints in books...
2003-02-01 by jsinger986 <jsinger986@yahoo.com>
Ok, I m sure this is a very dumb question, but I don t know the answer so I ll ask it. I m looking though a book I just purchased ( Sharp by Nigel Parry) and
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 9600 Print Horrible!
2003-02-01 by Carolyn Frayn
Hi Jeff, ... I ve read the epson 2200 has a different driver than the 7600/9600. I believe that is why the Atkinson profiles are not effective with it. It s a
Re: Escaping the magenta on the Epson 2200
2003-02-01 by Gary Benson <bensonga@gci.net>
... Thanks for sharing this with us Steve. A very interesting workflow. I ll have to check out the luminous-landscape website again. Any chance you could
Escaping the magenta on the Epson 2200
2003-02-01 by sil1066 <sil@highwayretail.com>
Greetings, especially to those just starting out in the digital darkroom trying to get good B&W results. It is obvious that many contributors to this list are
Re:metamerism
2003-02-01 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
Nope.
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 9600 Print Horrible!
2003-02-01 by Eddie Gilbert
On Friday, January 31, 2003, at 10:47 PM, jsinger986 ... It is well recognized that the standard Epson driver behavior is so non-linear that neutral gray BW
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 9600 Print Horrible!
2003-02-01 by jsinger986 <jsinger986@yahoo.com>
Thanks for the reply. The printer operator did use the black only setting. He said that all the prints he tried any other way came out with a green caste.
PC monitor recommendation?
2003-02-01 by Gary Benson
All, With all the discussions about high end CRT & LCD displays, I was wondering if anyone has a recommendation for a good CRT monitor (19-21 ) in the $400 -
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 9600 Print Horrible!
2003-02-01 by Eddie Gilbert
On Friday, January 31, 2003, at 08:54 PM, jsinger986 ... Jeff, I own and use a 7600, but I think my comments will apply nonetheless. I cannot see what you can
Re: [Digital BW] Re: LaCie vs. Sony vs. Mitsubishi
2003-02-01 by Robert Morrison
... The move from 24 to 22 is nothing compared to moving to an LCD with respect to sharpness...have you seen a high end CRT next to a high end LCD display?
Re: epson 2200 , too warm
2003-02-01 by cliffordfeller <cwfeller@mindspring.com>
--Try the Imageprint Rip .I have been printing with Epson velvet fine art with the matte black ink profile and getting great results. The rip does not use the
Epson 9600 Print Horrible!
2003-02-01 by jsinger986 <jsinger986@yahoo.com>
I just found out about this group so I thought I d post this here. Thanks for any help. I just got back a Epson 9600 13 x13 b&w print of a Nikon 8000 scanned
Generations Enhanced K density
2003-02-01 by Tony Terlecki
I ve just loaded up the Generations Enhanced G4 K to experiment with some deeper blacks in my prints but I m very surprised to only be getting a 1.55 density
Re: [Digital BW] Apple Cinema Display - Win
2003-02-01 by Roy Harrington <roy@harrington.com>
I have one of the Formac 2010 and it s very nice. Pricewise it WAS a very good deal relative to the Apple Cinema screens. Now its pretty much in the same
Ultrachrome - Photo versus Matte Black Differences
2003-02-01 by Miguel Angel Aleman <alemanma@bp.com>
Hello Everyone I recently started experimenting with a number of fine-art coated- papers while still using the photo-black ink on my Ultrachrome Epson 7600
MIS-VM and Printer Profiles
2003-01-31 by Tom Husband <thusband@sbcglobal.net>
When using MIS-VM ink, Paul Roark s curves, EAM paper and printing to a 1280 do I use a paper/printer profile? If so it would have to be one created with
Re: [Digital BW] Paper comparison
2003-01-31 by johnkaplan <kaplan@writeme.com>
In a word, gorgeous.
Re: epson 2200, too warm
2003-01-31 by HMSDOC@aol.com
This has been discussed quite a bit on various color printing Epson forums. Just wondering where and how they have admitted it (I believe it is a true
Re: [Digital BW] Paper comparison
2003-01-31 by Truman Prevatt
Hi Jerry, What about the rest. In my personal tradeoff I can live with a black that s not the deepest. I cannot live with a compromise in the highlights. If
Re: [Digital BW] Re: epson 2200 , too warm
2003-01-31 by Truman Prevatt
The problem seems to be that every company in the personal computing industry has taken the MicroSoft model - throw it out before it has been adaquetly tested
Re: [Digital BW] Re: LaCie vs. Sony vs. Mitsubishi
2003-01-31 by Robert Damon
I have a LaCie monitor (Electron Blue III 22 ). I calibrated it with Monaco EZcolor using their hardware calibrator and software (I think their device is the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: LaCie vs. Sony vs. Mitsubishi
2003-01-31 by Sam A. McCandless
I m thinking hard about getting one of the new Sony Artisan (GDM-C520K) monitors, but I also think Sony has a strong in-house competitor in the GDM-F520 (no
Re: [Digital BW] Apple Cinema Display - Win
2003-01-31 by Shire,Stanley
Thank to all for the info. I m going to contact Formac and get info on the display and their DVI adapter. This will be for our video editing classes. I m about
Re: [Digital BW] Re: LaCie vs. Sony vs. Mitsubishi
2003-01-31 by Sam A. McCandless
Re: [Digital BW] epson 2200 , too warm
2003-01-31 by winddancing
Consider Digital Photography Review site forums Epson; Printers and Printing; and PC Tools. There are many that have been where you are.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: LaCie vs. Sony vs. Mitsubishi
2003-01-31 by Robert Morrison
... 23 ...just ordered one...I think they are clearing the old 22 s out at around a grand. The new 20 ...which would be the same size as your Artisan is at
Re: [Digital BW] Black and White Workflow
2003-01-31 by cliffordfeller <cwfeller@mindspring.com>
--When you say convert to grayscale in channel mixer do you mean check the monochrome box then manipulate the sliders for each channel and the save? Is this
Re: epson 2200 , too warm
2003-01-31 by johnkaplan <kaplan@writeme.com>
Epson now admits they have a magenta shift problem with this printer. You will see much discussion in these forums about how people have gone about to mitigate
Re: Eclipse Satin paper question?
2003-01-31 by johnkaplan <kaplan@writeme.com>
-I think that s a good question, Jim. In my experience, The Eclipse Satine paper stock is much smoother in the 190 weight, without much texture to speak of.
epson 2200 , too warm
2003-01-31 by digikdm <monroekd@healthall.com>
I have just set up a digital darkroom which includes an Epson 2200 printer. So far I have only used the premium glossy paper. My scans are of high res B&W
Re: [Digital BW] Paper comparison
2003-01-31 by johnkaplan <kaplan@writeme.com>
In black and white I ve used Hannemule Photo Rag, Somerset Velvet Photo Enhanced, Epson Enhanced Matte and Eclipse papers. The Somerset shifts the most toward
Re:2100/2200 with Ilford galeria smooth pearl
2003-01-31 by André Vallejo
Have you got gray balancer? (it´s available to download if you don´t have it) How neutral are getting your prints? André Message: 6 Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2003
RE: [Digital BW] April Exchange - 13 x19 Paper
2003-01-31 by Roger L Sopher
Sorry, but 13 X 19 excludes me. Roger ... From: Jani, Shilesh [mailto:shilesh.jani@smith-nephew.com] Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 11:58 AM To:
April Exchange - 13 x19 Paper
2003-01-31 by Jani, Shilesh
Hello All, Tom O Connell has decided to take a break for the month of April. So, I will be filling in as the coordinator. To make matters a little more
RE: [Digital BW] Paper comparison
2003-01-31 by Roger L Sopher
Jerry, Have you tried Osprey? It has great blacks but they are a bugger to control. Roger ... From: Jerry Olson [mailto:jerryolson@rrv.net] Sent: Friday,
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 1277
2003-01-31 by glewis4457@aol.com
In a message dated 1/31/2003 11:01:08 AM Central Standard Time, ... Not to be picky here, but XP2 is chormogenic B/W, i.e. a color neg designed to look like
Re: [Digital BW] Re: LaCie vs. Sony vs. Mitsubishi
2003-01-31 by Jerry Olson
Is the Artisan a wide screen Monitor? Jerry
Re: [Digital BW] Paper comparison
2003-01-31 by Jerry Olson
Hahnemuhle papers have the deepest blacks. Jerry