2003-01-11 by Shilesh Jani <shilesh.jani@smith-nephew.
Bob, In that case, take the feed line out of the cartridge. Then find a way to seal that connector temporarily. Use the bottom feed adapter and a 60 cc
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2003-01-11 by Keith Cooper
Hello For those of you who use Ed Hamrick s Vuescan with their scanner and don t check Usenet (comp.periphs.scanners) ... There was a recent post setting out
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2003-01-11 by Duncan Staples <gdstaples@yahoo.com>
Can someone post or direct me (WWW) to a resolution chart for printing? What I want to know is what image resolutions and DPI are best for each sized print,
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2003-01-11 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
Shilesh: I have no idea how much ink went into the cart. I just know that the black ink line is almost all air while the others are almost all ink. I tried
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2003-01-11 by Shilesh Jani <shilesh.jani@smith-nephew.
Bob, Don t panic ---yet;-) Did the black cartridge fill with ink? If the answer to this is yes, I would not worry too much about the air in the feed line.
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2003-01-11 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
I m currently installing a MIS CFS system in my 1280 for the first time. I just filled the carts using the vacumn pump. Somehow I must have gotten the black
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2003-01-11 by Ken Carney
As you put more light on the negative, i.e., it turns darker, you must reduce the film speed to gain shadow detail if you reduce development. Conversely, as
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2003-01-11 by Jamie Gannon
Final Comment from me on this topic... for those interested: Rather than the 3m Repositionable Adhesive sheets mentioned previous my Adhesive/Dry mounting
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2003-01-11 by Ron Landucci
Looks as if you need to drive a Jaguar to go fast. Upgrading to 10.2 solved my speed problems. Again, thanks to all. Ron
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2003-01-10 by Vincent Orlando <orlandovl@hotmail.com>
Read this article about chipped cart and the feeling in Europe Maybr it is time we did something like this.
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2003-01-10 by Stan McQueen
... I have both 6 & 7 running on my Windows 2000 machine. No problem. Just make sure 7 doesn t install to the same directory. Setting one or the other to the
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2003-01-10 by Ron Landucci
Jerry, and others who ve shared their time, Seems my problem is that I m not running Jaguar (10.2). The OS X I have is 10.1, and I m just now getting around
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2003-01-10 by max987456 <max987456@yahoo.com>
I just got a 1280 and the MIS VM inkset. I m trying to calibrate my monitor to the output as described in the PDF in the Files section. As the PDF suggests, I
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2003-01-10 by Ron Landucci
Jerry, and others who ve shared their time, Seems my problem is that I m not running Jaguar (10.2). The OS X I have is 10.1, and I m just now getting around
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2003-01-10 by Jeff Randall <jrandall@ch2m.com>
Loris: Sorry, all I saw was the FS-N part of your inkset system. There is no problem with the FS or FS-N inksets and the 1160 RGB Partitioned Workflow. The
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2003-01-10 by William Smith
Everything being equal PS will run somewhat slower in OSX because of the large overhead in X. But not less then half?! You can t allot RAM in OSX. The system
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2003-01-10 by William Smith
Everything being equal PS will run somewhat slower in OSX because of the large overhead in X. But not less then half?! You can t allot RAM in OSX. The system
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2003-01-10 by lindakas1 <lindakas@hotmail.com>
http://msnbc-cnet.com.com/2100-1023-980157.html? type=pt&part=msnbc&tag=alert&form=feed&subj=cnetnews Can Epson make the analogous argument regarding 3rd party
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2003-01-10 by Jerry Olson
Usual Epson Tech support results. The people there really don t know the Epson printers at all. Jerry
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2003-01-10 by Scott Oglevee <oglevees@attbi.com>
Matt, Thanks for the encouragement. Scott. ... but it s actually ... re-filling is a ... the ... this ... available in ... get
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2003-01-10 by Jerry Olson
It should be running 2 or 3 times faster on Jaguar. Something s wrong somewhere. How much memory do you have devoted to photoshop? How much RAM has your
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2003-01-10 by Jerry Olson
Just drage an alias of all your 6 plugins into the 7 plugins folder, and you ll be able to use em in 7. Jerry
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2003-01-10 by Jerry Olson
Doubt if you d need anywhere near that. You can take a readable picture of a license plate from a space satellite, and they sure don t use film, and it s
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2003-01-10 by Matt Haber
Scott-- filling virgin carts is a bit intimidating if you read about it, but it s actually pretty easy in practice--and the additional investment compared to
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2003-01-10 by Austin Franklin
... Hi Antonio, The +- exposure is different than normal for zones IV and above. If you are metering for Zone V, you have to adjust the exposure down by about
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2003-01-10 by Scott Oglevee <oglevees@attbi.com>
Sam, Thanks for the reply. MIS is only suppling the original Quadtones in Epson 900 cartridges. I d like to try the VM inks but I d need to go the route of
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2003-01-10 by Scott Oglevee <oglevees@attbi.com>
Clayton, Thanks for the link !! I ve just skimmed the articles and have already found the answers to several questions. I ll spend time over the weekend
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2003-01-10 by livinginaboxvieira <newsletters@caselas.
... first ... D76 ... @ ... sprintscan ... whatever ... scan ... to ... Something here that I don t understand. For having a N and N-1 negative you must expose
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2003-01-10 by Thomas Keesling
Thanks for the suggestion, Bill. I ve experimented by painting a few prints with Liquitex Gel Medium using artists brushes. I need to work on my technique,
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2003-01-10 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Scott, ... Welcome! You ve come to the right place. I haven t used that model but the articles at the link below have some good information for anyone
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2003-01-10 by Chuck Jones
on 1/10/03 3:03 AM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com at ... Bob, I use both v6 and v7.0 photoshop on my system as well. What I did is set up
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2003-01-10 by Sam A. McCandless
Good printer, Scott; I still miss mine. I never tried a quad tone inkset in it. It coped well with a variety of papers. The heaviest/thickest I remember using
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2003-01-10 by jeades947 <jeades1@sc.rr.com>
Let me elaborate a little more on this problem with the difference between the camera metering and the handheld Sekonic meter. If I face an evenly lit smooth
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2003-01-10 by photoglevee <oglevees@attbi.com>
I was just given a new Epson Stylus Color 900 printer (two years old but never used) at no cost. I m thinking of trying my hand at some B&W printing (files
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2003-01-10 by Julian Thomas
I was thinking more about maybe using the bottom bar in levels - bring the black in point by point, although you ll need to compensate with the grey slider.
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2003-01-10 by Loris Medici
Julian, You mean a linear curve starting like say... In: 8 Out: 0 and ends with In: 255 Out: 255? Can you please describe further so I can try it? Regards,
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2003-01-10 by John Luke <jjlphoto@yahoo.com>
Oce the white balance is set for the session, it s set. RAW may be one answer, I m guessing there must be some sort of levels adjustment going on behind the
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2003-01-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... It was confirmed as far back as June... start here.. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/message/15823 a good explanation is here:
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2003-01-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... It s pretty clear on mine Paul.. Very emotionally mixed print, love the warmth of home juxtaposed to the danger/moodiness of the ancient forest - great
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2003-01-10 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi Ron, Photoshop shouldn t be that much slower. Obvious things to check are: Are you running the latest version of OS X and its incremental patches? There
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2003-01-10 by Keith Cooper
Hello If OS 9 best meets your -current- needs then I d say use it. Much as I like a lot of OS X, it s (comparative) speed is not one of those features. Someone
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2003-01-10 by Keith Cooper
Hello I don t know the cameras in question, but is there still any automation of White balance, even with manual settings of exposure? Was it set to a
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2003-01-10 by Vincent Orlando <orlandovl@hotmail.com>
What bug are you talking about? I have been using PS7 and converting both ways nd using Paul s curves with no problem Vinny http://www.wulfsden.com ... don t
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2003-01-10 by Julian Thomas
Loris - I ve not tried this and I m just thinking out loud (I ve not had your symptoms with 308 PR or 190 WT) but how about a curves move before going to RGB
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2003-01-10 by Jeff Hargrove <jeff@jeffhargrove.net>
I am newcomer to digital printing and do not have much experience with it. Unfortunately, I have never seen a good (or bad!) digital print. I am overseas right
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2003-01-10 by Cleavis <lyonscox@cableone.net>
I recently took a look at the InDesign trial download...like that idea. Guess one could always download (overnight-it s big) the PS7 trial if they had
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2003-01-10 by Loris Medici
Peter & Clayton, thanks both for the replies... ... My problem is exactly and totally what is described on Tyler s document (and PiezographyBW manual). 1) I
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2003-01-10 by Loris Medici
Hello Jeff, ... Then why there are Selenium, Cool, Warm, Sepia, Variable Mix, Neutral inksets present around? ... Jeff, first of all let me tell that I m very
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2003-01-10 by Peter McLennan
... How old is your CIS? If it s more than a year or so, you may have a clogged cart(s). I had problems similar to this and replacing the CIS carts solved
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2003-01-10 by Mark Tucker <mark@marktucker.com>
Another way to do split-tone, when using a color inkset, is, in Photoshop, with your BW image in RGB mode: Choose SELECT COLOR RANGE, and then choose MIDTONES.
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