Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-27 by Jerry Olson
Yikes! I ve never seen flaking with EAM or EEM paper. Or Aspen or Legion Photo matte. but if Ultrachromes flake off the EEM, maybe they ll flake off the others
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Re: [Digital BW] Lenses for Canon
2003-01-26 by Glenn Thureson
The softness is also inherent in the scanning process. A little USM will compensate. Glenn ... From: TigerShark To:
Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-26 by Carolyn Frayn
Jerry, The brush works for me.. I like German Etching more than Well s but GE doesn t seem to like my 1160 right now... putting them directly into sleeves
Re: [Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-26 by Robert Morrison
... Its not at all primitive, the rod is a precision made tool...unlike brushes and rollers and the like. You can precisely dial in for the viscosity of the
RE: [Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-26 by Ton Guiking
... You are right, but it was at the section with Lab Rods, not the normal ones where I had looked for info. You squirt the ... Amazing and actually
Good, cheap profile creation tool
2003-01-26 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
I ve been printing on all sorts of oddball papers with my 2200 so I want to create some profiles just for them to create neutral B+W prints. The printer
Re: [Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-26 by Robert Morrison
Using it as a brush. Look at there instruction information...there is even a picture. You squirt the solution along the top of the print and draw down with
RE: [Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-26 by Ton Guiking
Thanks Robert. I had found sorta similar things, but can t imagine how you use it for applying a fixative on a print. Blowing through it a fixative? Using it
Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-26 by Justin Myers
Coming off a PC, OS X (10.2.3) has been increadibly stable for me. The only problem I have had is MS Internet Explorer is buggy as all hell so I unistalled it
Re: [Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-26 by Robert Morrison
Check: http://www.rdspecialties.com/products.htm Robert
Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-26 by Jerry Olson
To each his own. If you stick with the 9.2.2 OS and just use a few programs like I do, you d be happy with one. It s when apple trys to come out with
[Digital BW] Carbon Pigment Longevity Confirmed!
2003-01-26 by Paul Roark
... While all carbon prints are not the same, carbon does have a rich history of making very archival prints. Photo Techniques magazine has had a couple of
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-26 by Paul Roark
Roger, I have used a couple of Krylon sprays, and, frankly, I can t tell much difference in any of the sprays. The problem I have with the Krylon is that the
Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-26 by Jerry Olson
Carolyn, does the brush work? I like welles river but the flaking is just too much to bear on a paper in this price category. Jerry
Color group similar to this one ?
2003-01-26 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
I want to revive an old 750 Photo stylus by replacing the OEM Epson carts with Archival Col inks from MIS, in order to do the occasional col print. I d like to
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-26 by Roger L Sopher
Hi Paul, In looking through a Jerry s catalog I found a pot full of Krylon products. They have Kamar but they also had a couple of others that looked
RE: [Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-26 by Ton Guiking
Pardon my ignorance, I ve searched on the internet and this group, but nowhere found out what exactly a ROD is.. Thanks, Ton Guiking
RE: [Digital BW] Lenses for Canon
2003-01-26 by TigerShark
That softness could well be the film itself or its processing. Have you tried shooting slides (E6 reversal film) with that lens? Zoom lenses in general are
Re: [Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-26 by Robert Morrison
I ve done 16x20 s with a #30 rod with my coating...but I don t see any reason why the Hydrocote wouldn t work. What problem are you having? Robert On 1/25/03
Re: [Digital BW] Carbon Pigment Longevity Confirmed!
2003-01-26 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Bruce Kinch To: Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2003 6:30 AM Subject: [Digital BW] Carbon
Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-26 by Bob Frost
Jerry, After what I have read from you and others on this and other lists, you couldn t give me a Mac! Vive la difference as the French might say. Bob Frost.
Why Coating was Re: [Digital BW] Re: Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-26 by Robert Morrison
... Speaking as an avid coater, my intent was never to glaze coated prints. I hate glass/plexiglass you name it. What coating does is free you from glazing.
Epson 3000 Maintenance Prog. Wanted
2003-01-26 by flyfishingusa2002 <tflyfish@citlink.net>
Is there anyone who has the maintenance and adjustment prog for the 3000 and is willing to email it to me? I have the manual, I just need the prog. Thanks in
Carbon Pigment Longevity Confirmed!
2003-01-26 by Bruce Kinch
Every ten years or so the Museum of Fine Arts here in Boston struts out its cache of impressionist paintings-guaranteed boffo box office. We took in the show
[Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-26 by donbga <dsbryant@mindspring.com>
Robert, What is the largest print you have been able to coat successfully using the #33 rod from R.D. Design? I ve only been successful with 8.5 x 11 inche
[Digital BW] Re: Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-26 by Paul Roark
... It has no effect on the image, but the pigs don t rub off easily. I can easily do this in my garage with no breathing or equipment. There are aerosols
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Coating Prints was Ilford Smooth Pearl Inkjet paper
2003-01-26 by Paul Roark
Charles, Below is a summary of what I was doing in November. It may be a bit outdated. I think MIS may now have some of the rod, and Diversified may be
Re: Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-26 by Douglas Anthony Cooper
While we re on this topic, I m thinking of branching out into the world of Large Desktop Machines. So I d love to trade my Powerbook Pismo for a Mac G4 of
ImagePrint Yahoo Group
2003-01-26 by Thomas Fors
I ve created a new Yahoo group for discussion of the ImagePrint RIP software. You can join it here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ImagePrint/ I d like to
Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-26 by Carolyn Frayn
... I m with you on that one Jerry... but after giving the cotton cloth a try on Well s River before printing, I m going back to my brush.. ;) The prints have
Re:H photorag defect
2003-01-26 by Dan Dumitru
I was wondering if the group could help me remember some discussion awhile back regarding hahnemuhle photorag 308 and alternating banding in the paper itself
Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-26 by Jerry Olson
I m using a mac! You couldn t give me a pc. :) Jer
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-26 by Ken Carney
... Absolutely. Although I would not want to mix silver prints and inkjet prints in an exhibit (two different things), I am struck by the way differences fade
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Coating Prints was Ilford Smooth Pearl Inkjet paper
2003-01-26 by Robert Morrison
Sorry, I don t know of one. I m considering putting together a handbook for coating which would fill this void...but no promises. I think if you check the
[Digital BW] Re: Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-25 by bjpm77 <fnbjm1@uaf.edu>
... It has no effect on the image, but the pigs don t rub off easily. I can easily do this in my garage with no breathing or equipment. There are aerosols
Optimum Dynamic Range
2003-01-25 by Paul Roark
Is there an optimum dynamic range for a print? A Kodak paper states the following: The range of lightness levels that the eye can perceive at any one time is,
[Digital BW] Re: Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-25 by Paul Roark
... I ve been side-tracked from the wire-rod coating. I do not coat everything. I have a show that I m preparing for and inksets that I m trying to perfect.
Re: Coating Prints was Ilford Smooth Pearl Inkjet paper
2003-01-25 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
Robert, could you please explain (or suggest a website or book which would explain) how one would use a mayer rod to coat a print?
Re: Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-25 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... wrote: ... pile of ... risk of ... archival ... mechanical ... paper. ... and ... I ve been running some experiments with my
Re: Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-25 by bjpm77 <fnbjm1@uaf.edu>
Paul -- I thought that Hydrocote was now the final stage in your workflow, but from what you say about spraying a fixative to set the high-load pigs, this
Coating Prints was Ilford Smooth Pearl Inkjet paper
2003-01-25 by Robert Morrison
... The short answer is no. The long answer is that the economics don t look good. I simply can t compete on price with an architectural coating made in bulk
Re: [Digital BW] Re: [DigitalBW] Ilford Smooth Pearl Inkjet paper
2003-01-25 by Robert Morrison
I just printed some Ilford Gallerie Smooth Pearl on my 2200 with photo black running Imageprint OSX. The results are really lovely...I d say the hands down
[DigitalBW] Ilford Smooth Pearl Inkjet paper
2003-01-25 by John/Julie Gittins
Robert, Oops. Forgot to note that my C80 Black-Only test was done with Ilford Galerie Smooth GLOSSY (not Pearl). I d expect that the Pearl would show still
Re: [DigitalBW] Ilford Smooth Pearl Inkjet paper
2003-01-25 by John/Julie Gittins
Robert, ... I agree that out of the group of Ilford Galerie RC-type papers the Smooth surface is the best-looking. I tried it with MIS original quads early
Printing High-load black pigments
2003-01-25 by Paul Roark
I have previously mentioned that I occasionally notice increased unevenness in the high-load black pigs I ve been printing. I think I ve made some progress
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Bronzing free semi-matte prints
2003-01-25 by Robert Morrison
On 1/24/03 7:52 AM, jim hayes ... Jim, thanks for these mentions. Its important to note that the paper touted as
Re: Holes on top of CFS carts open or closed ?
2003-01-25 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
... be ... cart, ... ink ... in ... opening ... leak. ... Thanks Jim.
Re: Holes on top of CFS carts open or closed ?
2003-01-25 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... Shut. The off-center holes in the bottle lids are the vents for the CFS. The vent holes on ANY system need to be placed: printhead/cart--- ink--- vent in
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 1160 bad nozzle checks recurring
2003-01-25 by Julian Thomas
If you do that search, what you want is on page 2 and is described as : Lab • Tygon Formulation: R-3603 • Temperature Range: -58° to +165° F • Color:
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 1160 bad nozzle checks recurring
2003-01-25 by Phil Morse
Try: http://www.mcmaster.com/ and search for tygon tubing . No mention of multiples. They probably have the bottles too. A good source for almost