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2003-01-14 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... column. ... Not needed, as MIS posts files for single color purge patterns covering large area of letter-sized paper, ie, one for k one for cyan, etc. Jim
2003-01-14 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
Yes, this many of the time is the next step, but I wanted more info on nozzle appearance before I recommended it myself. Since the right-most grid is the worst
2003-01-14 by chatzebussi <chatzebussi@yahoo.co.uk>
... (downloaded from MIS s site). ... columns so I don t waste ink; ... John How do you edit this purge-pattern, please? Mathias
2003-01-14 by Kevin Gulstene
Keith, I have to take exception to the way you have responded on three counts. Firstly, you are arguing by exaggeration here. Worse, you are premising your
2003-01-14 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
Keith: You and I share a passion for great images and the desire to create them, but we come from different sides of the economic / political spectrum. But,
2003-01-14 by Mark Savoia
Sorry my typo, I mean D-Carrier. It s just that Apple iThis and iThat getting in my brain. If you do a search for them you should find them. Mark
2003-01-14 by John/Julie Gittins
Gary, The MIS and Epson OEM ink are not chemically incompatible (their PHs are similar -- which is not so for some other 3rd party inks), but you may find the
2003-01-14 by Carl Schofield
Does anyone actually have this RIP? It is listed at the Epson store site as currently unavailable - was supposed to have been introduced in November 2002.
2003-01-14 by Thomas Fors
Any Epson 2200 users out there using Epson s own Stylus RIP software to create neutral B&W prints? I have a reserved position for you in our technical print
2003-01-14 by Keith Krebs <editor@p-o-v-image.com>
... THANKS! ... No third ... stuffs up ... either. We ... to keep ... VERY good point! ... beginners about ... The low ... beginners. ... Exactly.. Now, in
2003-01-14 by Keith Krebs <editor@p-o-v-image.com>
BTW: 1) Tying is already illegal in many circumstances, we don t need more regulation to accomplish that -- all we need is enforcement of laws already on
2003-01-14 by Keith Krebs <editor@p-o-v-image.com>
... Perhaps, perhaps not, that debate is NOt for here though.. ... Looks like you missed a WHOLE bunch of economics there old timer. You are guilty of one of
2003-01-14 by Shilesh Jani <shilesh.jani@smith-nephew.
Thank for the responses to my question. Although I wanted recommendations for grain free scans, I owe it to myself to try out (no opun intended) Tri-X.
2003-01-13 by Gary Benson <bensonga@gci.net>
... Thanks for the note John. Since it is only my MIS FS black cartridge and print head that is clogged, does anyone know if I can just replace the MIS FS
2003-01-13 by John/Julie Gittins
Gary, The Epson OEM carts have always got the ink flowing again when I ve used them for stubborn clogs. My success before being advised about their strong
2003-01-13 by John/Julie Gittins
Gary, The Epson OEM carts have always got the ink flowing again when I ve used them for stubborn clogs. My success before being advised about their strong
2003-01-13 by Shire,Stanley
Mark: Can t find any web info on icarrier. I was just interested in the technology. Can you point me to a site? Stan Shire Associate Professor/Department Chair
2003-01-13 by penland.walpen@mindspring.com
i chose Umax scanner have a Umax Powerlook III because the company i worked for used them (a high line art mag publisher) no one here has ever mentioned
2003-01-13 by Gary Benson <bensonga@gci.net>
Jim, I searched the archives and distilled information from the many posts to the list on clearing clogs using various windex and paper towel techniques. Over
2003-01-13 by Jerry Olson
The MIS are rated at 100+ years, good enough for me. Jerry
2003-01-13 by Jerry Olson
Marcell, Microtek always made the Agfa duoscanners. I have a T2500 Duo Scanner; it does 2500 Optical. It is GREAT for 645 and larger negatives. For 35mm, I
2003-01-13 by Warren Denning <wdenning@cox.net>
Hello, I have recently upgraded to an Epson 7600 and am going to put my Epson 1160 and 1280 printers and Nomorecarts CIS systems on eBay. The CIS systems are
2003-01-13 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
Maybe a little more info would help. Esp, what does the k nozzle check look like. Is it completely missing? Are only some specific postions missing? Or does it
2003-01-13 by Loris Medici
Good news. Thanks much! Loris.
2003-01-13 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
Last week I bought an Epson 2200. After installing the software, everytime I boot my PC I get a pop-up warning from my firewall software telling me that
2003-01-13 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
Loris, I ve only used it once or twice several years ago, but if I remember, it handles in the darkroom very much like a B&W film. The color is not a problem,
2003-01-13 by Loris Medici
Steven, thanks to prevent confusion... What is your experience with XP2? I m about to make a darkroom session with a friend s XP2 negatives and would like to
2003-01-13 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
... IV. ... histogram. The black point is always about 80% of the full range. Hello Marco; I ve found the best way to scan a negative film with the Nikon
2003-01-13 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
Thank you Simon. Working on a separate layer sounds like a good way to go. Also, using the standalone version appears to give you much more control than the
2003-01-13 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
... don t ... the web ... has an ... I wish that were true... I have a roll of each on my light table, the Portra has a normal orange mask that looks identical
2003-01-13 by Mark Savoia
I saw one at the PhotoEast show in NYC in the fall and it can t make anything bigger then a 16x20. And the price.......youzer $$$$. They are using the same
2003-01-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... the best end result possible. Long, but certainly less time than doing the whole process manually. However, it is not the same as having dICE in the
2003-01-13 by eknuth66 <eknuth@hotmail.com>
Is anyone using an Epson C82 with quadtone B&W inks? I ve searched the archive, and some of you seem to be using it, but I can t seem to find a place on the
2003-01-13 by Simon Lamb
Frank I am using the Mac version but I guess the same would apply for the Windoze version as well. The first thing to point out is that I nearly always have
2003-01-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Marco Fogarolo To: Sent: Monday, January 13, 2003 9:54 AM Subject: [Digital BW]
2003-01-13 by Jean-Marc Humbert <humbertjm@yahoo.com>
In trying to coat EAM to obtain something which looks like fiber photo paper, I ve bought the Print Guard Lacquer Gloss Slow Dry from Lyson and applied it to
2003-01-13 by Marco Fogarolo
(message posted also in Nikon4000ed group) I m trying to scan the Portra 400 BW film with a Nikon coolscan IV. My problem is that I always have a file without
2003-01-13 by Loris Medici
I will just pass unconfirmed information (unconfirmed because I don t use Kodak films - Ilford and Fuji only). I ve read somewhere in the web that the main
2003-01-13 by William Smith
Message: 11 Date: Sat, 11 Jan 2003 16:25:13 -0000 From: Charles Bandes Subject: Subject: Re: PS7-OS X too sloooow
2003-01-13 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
Hi Marcel; I ve had scans done with the predecessor to that unit, the 1200 dpi Dualscan; They were excellent, very sharp scans that I m beating only in file
2003-01-13 by Shire,Stanley
I looked. I was amazed...that anyone would even consider buying this. It appears that Devere has a warehouse full of 504 chassis and thought that this might
2003-01-13 by Tim Atherton
I was interested to see DeVere has apparently produced a digital enlarger - nice melding of technologies.
2003-01-13 by Austin Franklin
Bob, ... I believe people should buy Epson cartridges because they provide something more than other cartridges do, whether it s price or quality or
2003-01-13 by Paul Roark
... My understanding is that Portra is easier for a color lab to print neutral B&W prints from. T400CN (which I use for my fast B&W film) is/was aimed more at
2003-01-13 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... I always dry mounted my silver prints. (As did AA, I believe.) However, I ve found tape-hanging EAM behind an overmat works fine for 16x20 prints
2003-01-13 by Paul Roark
Hans, ... My best guess is that 50+ is safe. Recall, of course, that these ratings are years of predicted display in rather specific conditions. The good news
2003-01-13 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
... wrote: ...by trying to prohibit other companies from making consumables. Austin: We re on the same page. Let the free market reigh. If a
2003-01-13 by Jon Adams
Hello Jon, Since we all are after the perfect B&W print Pls could you inform us about your workflow in getting pefect B&W prints in using particular the 2200
2003-01-13 by Austin Franklin
Ken, ... I would not call this situation marketing strategy of choice . What they are doing is misleading customers to some degree, and attempting to use
2003-01-13 by Austin Franklin
Bob, ... Possibly not. A razor is a few dollar item, and, you can typically buy drug store brand cartridges as well. Also, the blades typically cost more