Re: film for polaroid scanner
2003-01-17 by jnhugo <jacknadelle@hotmail.com>
... I have the polaroid sprintscan 120. It is one of the 3 medium format dedicated film scanners that include the minolta dimage pro, the nikon coolscan 8000,
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2003-01-17 by jnhugo <jacknadelle@hotmail.com>
... I have the polaroid sprintscan 120. It is one of the 3 medium format dedicated film scanners that include the minolta dimage pro, the nikon coolscan 8000,
2003-01-17 by donbga <dsbryant@mindspring.com>
It has been mentioned several times that original Epson inks can be used to clear clogs. Since I don t have any spare expensive Epson carts I really don t want
2003-01-17 by Paul Roark
Tom, ... The only differences/additions are the light/photo inks -- the light toner and light cyan (gray). NOTE, the hextone and quadtone ink positions are
2003-01-17 by toliwel@aol.com
Hi, My 1160 is suffering from verticle banding, so I am going to fill my 1200 with MIS Variable Mix Hextones. Can anyone tell me if any of the Variable Mix
2003-01-17 by Dave Livingston
what is the model number of your scanner? ... From: jnhugo To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, January
2003-01-17 by Jerry Olson
Yes, try the oem, just to see if you still have the banding. If you don t have them, then you know nothing is wrong with your printer. Jerry
2003-01-17 by Gregory Schern <gschern@yahoo.com>
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, franklinmiller4 ... frank, check out this page on our site in the faq/info base section. it has several
2003-01-16 by franklinmiller4 <proxy@photocommando.com>
Hi - Just started using MIS inks with a Niagara CFS in an Epson 1270 and am noticing teeny-weeny white lines running through the print, parallel to the
2003-01-16 by Steven Schaefer
I agree with you about giving my business to the smaller shops. I will defiantly give them a second chance. You can t go wrong with good customer service.
2003-01-16 by Keith Cooper
Hello Do look at the group resources, which has some good stuff. Also have a look at the home pages of many of the contributors to the list -- there is an
2003-01-16 by jnhugo <jacknadelle@hotmail.com>
I have a polaroid scanner and it scans the variety of negatives I have shot over the years pretty well. The scans show the same film type of characteristics
2003-01-16 by Jerry Olson
You should have got the box full of 13x19 paper, then the box was free. Jerry I don t know if this deal is still on though.
2003-01-16 by Vincent Orlando <orlandovl@hotmail.com>
Paul, thanks for the info. Looking forward to the hopefull new inks I like what I get, just like it to stay that way for a while. Vinny
2003-01-16 by R Murai
Sorry to hear of your experience with IJG. FWIW - But in the past I ve encountered far more serious problems with LI - entire orders of rag board that aren t
2003-01-16 by steven0356 <stevenr@mindspring.com>
Just for your information. I ordered 19X13 Archival boxes from both inkjetgoodies.com and Light Impressions. They appear to be the same box. The Light
2003-01-16 by Paul Roark
Kemal, ... I ve only run one cart of the Museum Black in my 1160. It worked fine there, for what it s worth. I suppose it takes 6 months and lots of people
2003-01-16 by Kemal Delic
Paul. I would be happy with Cones Museum Black and matte paper but somebody on the list mentioned the clogging, and that scares me. My experience with first
2003-01-16 by Jerry Olson
I can t understand this at all. Digital cameras HAVE NO grain! What model and brand of printer are you using? Jerry
2003-01-16 by Jerry Olson
Thanks Steve. Let me know if you EVER come up with the holy grail... Deep blacks, and longevity. Jerry
2003-01-16 by Paul Roark
Kemal, ... None of the third-party pigmented inks print well on glossy paper or transparency film. That is about to change. I image you might also see the
2003-01-16 by Paul Roark
Vinny, ... I suppose so, but I ve never tried it. Frankly, I think the Museum black is overkill for the vm inkset. The VM-K is already more lightfast than
2003-01-16 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
A few days ago Colorbyte e-mailed me an update which allows mat paper printing at 2880 (even though it looks as if it s available in the pull down). No
2003-01-16 by Rick Colson
Sorry for blatant sales message but, FYI for the group, selling my complete Hasselblad System CM, C, 80, 150, 50 plus accessories on ebay, item# 3001183594.
2003-01-16 by grdglass@aol.com
Stan, Please post your results as you go along. I just got my 2200 a few days ago, and am still playing with it. There are some nice free profiles at
2003-01-16 by Kemal Delic
Gary, I tried to print on transparency film with MIS WM-Sepia inks on Epson 3000 printer. Up to 70% the printout is nice and sharp. At 80% starts the blur, at
2003-01-16 by Vincent Orlando <orlandovl@hotmail.com>
Paul, can the Cone museum black be used with the MIS VM set? I have been using the VM set for most of a year now but left anywhere near a south window fades
2003-01-16 by andrewlee@hsbc.com.my
Can someone recommend a website in Japan where I can buy cheap Epson 2100 cartridges? In Singapore, one costs S$30 (=USD17.15), whereas the cheapest available
2003-01-16 by Gary Benson
All, Thanks for the tips on how to clear the clog in my black ink print head. I replaced the ill-fated MIS black cartridge in my 980 with a new Epson OEM
2003-01-16 by pohbr72 <pohbr72@yahoo.com>
Hi... I have a few questions... I take digital Photos using a Toshiba 4.2 mega pixel... some end up pretty grainy and in photoshop and Paintshop even using
2003-01-16 by pohbr72 <pohbr72@yahoo.com>
Hi... I have a few questions... I take digital Photos using a Toshiba 4.2 mega pixel... some end up pretty grainy and in photoshop and Paintshop even using
2003-01-15 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
... mention Apolgy accepted ... In ... state ... Where did you see that? You ve got me confused with the other Steve I think. The VMs didn t work well in my
2003-01-15 by Phil Morse
Murray, I had similar problem when printing panoramas. Gen 4 pigs though. NMC sent me new carts and that solved it. They said it was a typical problem after
2003-01-15 by kaihamann <kaihamann@compuserve.com>
If the workflow is calibrated from your monitor to the final print digital negs can solve a lot of problems. But because of the analog components within that
2003-01-15 by Jerry Olson
Does anyone on the list have any idea why Hahnemuhle papers seem to be able to produce the deepest blacks of any papers? If it s in their coating, what could
2003-01-15 by Jerry Olson
Sorry Steve, I always forget to say it is MY experience when I mention test results. North Dakota sun is very different than florida sun. We don t have many
2003-01-15 by Murray Zaharia
Sorry. Don t know what happened with the first post. Something strange happening at Yahoo. Anyway, I have a new set of unused MIS VM HEX inks for sale. Six
2003-01-15 by Paul Roark
Doug, ... No, the diluted Epson Archival Black pigment is for the midtones. It s not really my special brew. All I did was dilute the standard Epson Archival
2003-01-15 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
Stephen, Try starting form scratch again, do the vacuum draw as best you can, and then take the chip of and microwave it. I give each side and both ends a 3-4
2003-01-15 by Jeff Magidson
... Steven: If you read my post from yesterday you will see why Jerry does not see much warming / fade and you do! -Jeff
2003-01-15 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
... Jerry, how can you possibly state so unequivocaly that MY experience is simply NOT TRUE? Am I hallucinating this? What you re refusing to see is that the
2003-01-15 by Murray Zaharia
... From: Murray Zaharia [mailto:zaharia@thephotographicallyhip.com] Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 12:49 AM To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2003-01-15 by Doug Fisher
Paul - Thanks for the reply. I have a few quick follow-up questions if you have a ... color dyes or color pigments, is dead neutral from 45%-55%, and about
2003-01-15 by Shire,Stanley
The 2200 finally arrived (actually 2 arrived but that s another story)along with IP5. If I missed a grayscale workflow for this combination, let me know. If
2003-01-15 by Paul Roark
Doug, ... The pigments I m referring to are/were in the 2000P, 7500, 9500 & 10000/10600 when using the Archival (in the U.S.) or CF (ColorFast) outside the
2003-01-15 by Doug Fisher
Hi Paul - ... When you say Epson Archival pigs are you talking about talking about the OEM inks for the 2000P, or the Ultrachromes for the 2100/2200, or
2003-01-15 by Rick Colson
... Regarding your post. In real world experience virtually any medium will fade when placed in direct sunlight. I design window displays among other things
2003-01-15 by sdsmith9999@aol.com
I m getting a strange glitch with two MIS CMY carts for my 1160. When filling the middle chamber with 75% original quad ink, only about half the ink goes in
2003-01-15 by Paul Roark
Ken, ... More precisely, a quad made from the Epson Archival black. ... The Epson Archival pigs are the best there are from what I can tell. They may have
2003-01-15 by Richard King
... From: Richard King To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 7:15 PM Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Re: Film For
2003-01-15 by Ken Carney
Paul, I have read some but not all the posts on this thread. I see you are leaning toward the Epson inks. Do you have any feel for relative permanence of the