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2003-01-25 by Roger Sopher <rlsopher@comcast.net>
I have been giving Kodak Portra chromogenic B&W film scanned with a Nikon 4000ED a try but the images seem just a hair soft. Whether this is the film or the
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2003-01-25 by Roger Sopher <rlsopher@comcast.net>
I have been giving Kodak Portra chromogenic B&W film scanned with a Nikon 4000ED a try but the images seem just a hair soft. Whether this is the film or the
2003-01-25 by K2 Chittin <k2lists@hotmail.com>
... Yes Jim, they both use Nalgene bottles. Nalgene seems to be an industry standard. The bottles are guaranteed leak proof when transporting liquids and
2003-01-25 by Robert Morrison
... Yes, the Ilford Gallerie Smooth is the best of the pearl/luster RC papers, feel/surface wise...it was just a shame how poorly it performed with the
2003-01-25 by Carolyn Frayn
... nope. but the header asks about a PC... ;) Carolyn
2003-01-25 by Justin Myers
I just got a apple iBook and so far PS7 seems to run smoothly. I need to up the RAM but I m certain once I add another 512mb PS7 won t have any problems what
2003-01-25 by Christopher Williams
Bought a Dell 8200 laptop a few months ago. I could not be happier with my photo work load since I got it. A Epson 2200, CanoScan 4000, 9x12 lightbox, and a
2003-01-25 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
are the holes (vent ?) on the top of the MIS CFS carts meant to be open/exposed or taped shut ? thanks Frank
2003-01-25 by Gregory Schern <gschern@yahoo.com>
... The quality ... chromes ... 2450 with ... don t want to ... experience with ... Lawrence, The 2450 has performed very well for me in most situations,
2003-01-24 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... plastic, ... I know that the MIS bottles are made of Nalgene, not sure of CIS bottles but I suspect the same (they looked it). The big design difference is
2003-01-24 by Allen Birnbach <allenbirnbach@yahoo.com>
I m trying to do duotone and tritones on my Epson 1270. Though the 1270 is great with color WYSIWYG, in tritone it s not even in the ballpark with duotones
2003-01-24 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
The story has a happy ending -I hope- (I ll let you know tomorrow :-) I removed the CFS. Replaced with OEM Epson carts. Several cleaning cycles & nozzle checks
2003-01-24 by Diana York
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2003-01-24 by Sam A. McCandless
Not yet in my case, Mark. But I m thinking about trying to specify such a system so I can expose it for review. Because it seems to me to make lot of sense
2003-01-24 by Jon Dubovsky
I used to be a Toshiba fan, but got a good deal on a Dell Latitude C640 through work. 2.0 GHz, 512 MB of RAM (could get bumped up to 1 gig for serious photo
2003-01-24 by cschaible94111 <cschaible@cooley.com>
Mark: I use a Sony laptop for all my photo work. It has a relatively large screen for a laptop - 15 - as well as Firewire for the scanner, USB for the
2003-01-24 by Sam A. McCandless
Are the MIS/InkSupply.com CFS bottles different from the NoMoreCarts.com CIS bottles? I ask because I think I remember that I started using MIS VM
2003-01-24 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
I haven t tried any of the gloss papers, just mat but- http://www.inkjetart.com/EpsonStylusPhoto2200/media.html Look for Pictorio and professional glossy
2003-01-24 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... I ... cant ... Sounds really bad. Imagine that stuff caking on the bottle- except imagine it has formed in the tubing, on the filter screen in the bottom
2003-01-24 by dsmithhfx <dsmithhfx@yahoo.com>
... want to ... experience with ... I don t have experience with either scanner, but I recently purchased a 1660 photo scanner (i.e. with built-in transparency
2003-01-24 by Barry Kelsall
... I suspect that the ink is drying out in your tubes. Letting the carts sit after the nozzle checks allows the pressure to equalize, but printing soon
2003-01-24 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
I just got a mail from Lyson that they will be releasing a 2100/2200 compatible inkset and CIS by the end of february.
2003-01-24 by Henrik
HI Mark, I am using a Toshiba Satellite Pro 6100 - 1.7Ghz 1Gb ram 30Gb HDD 15 LCD, CDRW/DVD Bluetooth/WiFi - though not as my main machine but this was bought
2003-01-24 by mccarvill <mark_mccarvill@hotmail.com>
Hi. Is anyone here using a notebook PC to edit digital images? I m considering making the switch from PC tower/monitor to notebook (for space saving reasons)
2003-01-24 by Martin Glader
... negs ... on ... me ... know ... CCD. ... A flatbed scanner looks at the picture from underneath. That s why you have to put your image face down unless you
2003-01-24 by Tim Robberts <troberts@bloomberg.net>
Bear with me if I am asking a question that has already been answered but at the moment all the information I have seems to be in something of a tangle. I have
2003-01-24 by colingruk <colin.conway@bstdb.org>
... two ... I have a day job and so when I have sprayed the prints (made using MIS FSN black and Generations 4 colours), with Lyson Printguard three times
2003-01-24 by Loris Medici
The Casio was the *first* 3Mp camera in the market with a high quality *bright* f2.0 *Canon* lens using a *Sony* CCD. Both the rival 3Mp models (at that time)
2003-01-24 by Robert Morrison
Its not a matte finish. Brightcube started the semi-matte terminology. Its really a semi-gloss paper. My hunch is that it is identical to Epson s semi-gloss
2003-01-24 by Saulius Eidukas <landscapefoto@yahoo.com>
Hello. I have never used non Epson inks on my 2000p and am a bit confused as to how to set up my printer for B&W printing. If anyone could help clarify this
2003-01-24 by Paul Roark
I m also very curious about the Epson semi-matte RC paper. It s only in rolls for some reason. I m going to see if I can get some samples. An RC paper
2003-01-24 by sceptre12345 <am1000@videotron.ca>
Paul, As I m only using MS-FSN inks, I do not have any experience with the new RC-compatible inksets. But, Ilford does have an eight sheets sample pack
2003-01-24 by Carl Schofield
... Paul, The Pictorico Dualside (luster surface on both sides), Photo Gallery Glossy, and Photo Gallery High Gloss White Film all take the Epson 2200 UC inks
2003-01-24 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
... line? ... Yes, I do have caking on the sides of the bottles - so much so that I have to unscrew the lid to peek inside to determine the level. I cant
2003-01-24 by Paul Roark
Shilesh, My VM 3.5 RC-compatible inkset is based mostly on MIS s UC clone inks that only MIS has. So, it wouldn t do any good to publish the formula for that
2003-01-24 by Paul Roark
Andre, ... I wonder if this is an RC paper that would work well with the new RC-compatible inksets. I d like to find some good alternatives to Premium Luster
2003-01-24 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... Not to speak for Barry on this, but with a CIS, lots of folks try to just replace the carts, which means cleaning out the tubing. But with a CFS, it s so
2003-01-23 by Shilesh Jani <shilesh.jani@smith-nephew.
Paul, Since MIS is not yet offering this inkset, and we don t know if they ever will, is there any chance you would share the dilution formulae? I would be
2003-01-23 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
Barry, You mention checking/replacing the tubes. They all feel hard to me. How would you replace them - just prying them off the cfs cart and sticking
2003-01-23 by Jerry Olson
just be sure they are compatible with the ultrachrome inks, or you ll have a real mess on your hands. Jerry
2003-01-23 by sceptre12345 <am1000@videotron.ca>
Hi, I recently bought a sample pack of Ilford Galerie inkjet paper because one paper I wanted to try is Smooth Pearl Paper. So I made two prints with Epson
2003-01-23 by Lawrence Smith
All, I have a 1640SU that I have used for quick scans for proofing. The quality of that scanner is not great. I have a new client that wants some chromes
2003-01-23 by Eric Maquiling
... The instructions on the Epson 2450 states to put the shiny side down. ....which means the emulsion is facing up. -- Eric
2003-01-23 by glewis4457@aol.com
I know that this sounds like a stupid question, and if it is I plead guilty. When scanning (Epson 2450) mounted images, i.e. slides (I also mount B/W negs in
2003-01-23 by cristianbaitg <cristianbaitg@hotmail.com>
I am very excited to hear about this news. So MIS is coming out with quadtones for gloss and semigloss papers??? Well I really that a great move for
2003-01-23 by Paul Roark
Bill, ... I think some printers seal their heads better than others. If that head is not properly sealed when it is parked, there will be trouble. Also,
2003-01-23 by Paul Roark
2003-01-23 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
I think I must have made some other adjustments to the BO2 print I sent you that accounts for the extra depth and shadow detail. I don t remember exactly what,
2003-01-23 by jimj1946 <jimj1946@yahoo.com>
I tried to post this a couple of days ago, but never saw it up, so I am guessing I just pressed the wrong button. Please excuse if it is a repost. I have been
2003-01-23 by Alan Zinn <AZinn@netbox.com>
Colleagues, I up-dated my web page regarding an ink jet cartridge top-off system. After using the system for a while I made a couple of adjustments to the
2003-01-23 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
Found this link on the 2000p group: http://www.digital4to.com/ When I get some spare time I m planning to try refilling the two black cartridges with different