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2003-01-09 by kubeatsou <bmckinney@thinkinnovative.com>
Jerry, When I return my defective printer I need to have Epson cartridges installed for CompUSA to accept the return. This means that I need to remove the MIS
2003-01-09 by Kevin Gulstene
Traditional compensating development techniques for negatives are not required to produce a good print when the negative is going to be scanned and not printed
2003-01-09 by Ken Carney
It is a thin, translucent paper you can get from Light Impressions (Apollo brand, I believe). Best if it is put over the print inside a hinged mat, in the
2003-01-09 by Jerry Olson
Why would it take so long to pull them out of one printer and put them in another? Shouldn t take more than a few seconds. Tape over the holes if you need
2003-01-09 by Kevin Gulstene
Ernst, My experience was with an LS2000 so the functions may be different than the newer 8000. I admit I had a lot of trouble understanding exactly what
2003-01-09 by jbach347 <joebach@pacbell.net>
Some questions on Epson RIP for 2200: 1. Does the RIP produce better results than just using the Epson driver for the 2200P from Photoshop? If yes, why? 2.
2003-01-09 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
... Ok, Peter, thanks for the info. I m not familiar with the PZ system, but at least there is still a way to do it. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white
2003-01-09 by Peter Baumbach
Clayton wrote: I don t use your system so my idea might be completely wrong for this, but FWIW, I used to think there was something sacrosanct about the
2003-01-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Austin Franklin To: Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 7:23 PM Subject: RE:
2003-01-09 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Loris, ... I don t use your system so my idea might be completely wrong for this, but FWIW, I used to think there was something sacrosanct about the
2003-01-09 by Hans Rijnbout
... I have fond memories of a razor sharp Apple 12 Grayscale monitor, but I m afraid that grayscale monitors have fallen out of favour. The current line of
2003-01-09 by Thomas Keesling
Steve K wrote in response to Bruce: I for one have had serious trouble feeding anything over a 205 gsm paper through my 1280, and the few times I did I had to
2003-01-09 by Matthew Born
Thanks, Bruce, but that just leads back to the same link I ve been watching and it still says it s out of stock and will be available mid-November. (Though
2003-01-09 by Thomas Keesling
Sandy provided a welcome and very detailed print spraying description. Thank you! I d love to start coating some of my prints. However, I work at home and am
2003-01-09 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
This has happened to me on my 2000p with CIS - only when printing on rolls of paper. (And then only two-thirds of the way through a 13x44 - DOH) Sure is
2003-01-09 by Peter Baumbach
Loris wrote: I tried to output by using this method and the tone separation was better compared to the no-curves-applied output. The problem is that the curve
2003-01-09 by Murray Zaharia
I have a 1270 loaded with MediaStreet dye ink and a CFS. Nozzle checks are perfect and will print letter size perfectly. Soon as I try 13 x 19 , I get some
2003-01-09 by Loris Medici
Hi all, I have an Epson Color Stylus 1160 equipped with a Nomorecarts CIS primed with MIS FS/FS-N Black + Piezotone Selenium Gray inks. Although having
2003-01-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: William Smith To: Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 2:58 AM Subject: [Digital
2003-01-09 by brigapig <jcwphoto@jcwphoto.com>
Are there any curves for Paul Roarks MIS variable inks 6 color on a 1280 for this paper. I thought I saw some but can t remember where. jcw
2003-01-09 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
Yes, you can put them back in, but you need the bottom seal rivets to keep the ink from dribbling out. If you don t have them you ll be forced to stand the
2003-01-09 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
I use the Canon 2710, which is exactly the same except it uses SCSI instead of USB. It s a fine scanner - not an amazing one, but perfectly fine. It seems to
2003-01-09 by Stuart Phillips
I am thinking of getting this scanner for scanning to the web and making prints no larger than 8x10 - mostly B&W. Can I ask what experiences in detail people
2003-01-09 by bruce
Search the Epson USA site using C12C842862 in the search box. ... __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus -
2003-01-09 by William Smith
At Macworld from Epson: Epson today introduced the Epson Perfection 3200 scanner, which is available in two configurations-the Photo ($400) and 3200 Pro
2003-01-09 by Vladimir Kabelik <artcoreproductions@sym
Hi Ernst: Many thanks for your speedy reply. I see that Perfection 3200 is now all over Europe. I guess, we have to wait a little bit longer. Yes, I will be
2003-01-09 by William Smith
At Macworld from Epson: Epson today introduced the Epson Perfection 3200 scanner, which is available in two configurations-the Photo ($400) and 3200 Pro
2003-01-09 by kubeatsou <bmckinney@thinkinnovative.com>
As suggested on the list, I ve tried using feeder boards of varying thicknesses to get my 1280 to accept Museo paper, but no luck. It still will not pull the
2003-01-08 by steven0356 <stevenr@mindspring.com>
I have seen mentioned the use of interleaving paper when storing prints. What is it, and what is it made out of? does it help to cut down on the friction
2003-01-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... output) ... not ... difference. ... quite ... data. That range of around 4 is an arbitrary ranking based on what is considered to be acceptable noise.
2003-01-08 by Austin Franklin
Hi Ernst, ... Well, I KNOW that simply is not correct, as I ve designed CCD scanners that have far more than a density range of 3, and they have been
2003-01-08 by Jerry Olson
2003-01-08 by Jerry Olson
No need to flush if you use MIS or Generations 4 inks. They are 100 percent compatible with epson inks. (This does NOT include the new Generations 5 inkset).
2003-01-08 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
... with the ... OK, here goes: I went out and got a 24 inch X 36 inch cork bulletin board at the local discount warehouse -- Costco out here-- for about 10
2003-01-08 by Matthew Born
Hi George, Where d you get your hands on the RIP? I have a postscript job coming up and I ve been watching the Epson site like a hawk waiting for that. BTW,
2003-01-08 by software_redux <lindakas@hotmail.com>
Hello everyone, To jump into archival B&W printing, I m going the Epson 1280 route starting with the MIS inks. As I just got the printer, but haven t received
2003-01-08 by John Luke <jjlphoto@yahoo.com>
if the subject is fully ... Actually, in full sun, ISO 100 would yield a correct exposure of ƒ8 @ 1/400 or ƒ5.6-2/3 @ 1/500. Your are already 1/3 stop off.
2003-01-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... maintained. ... of ... good. ... I get the picture. But I doubt it will mean a difference in CCD filmscanners with B&W films. Of course they shouldn t have
2003-01-08 by Austin Franklin
Hi Ernst, ... ;-) ... It can, but that is film, development, exposure, scene (and in fact, output) dependant. Also, the main reason it might not make a
2003-01-08 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
... My post only applied to Epson resin papers (premium semigloss and luster). Printing on EEM or cotton papers seem to result in color shifts across a
2003-01-08 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
... stepwedge. ... should be. Hi Jo, I tried what you suggested and yup, you re right, got some unacceptable color shifts along the 21 step wedge on EEM paper,
2003-01-08 by Evelyn Grant
Here s the MIS web page with the sepia ink set: http://www.inksupply.com/index.cfm?source=html/quadinks_new.html It did take me a while to find it on their
2003-01-08 by Paul Roark
The sepia variable-tone/mix is on the MIS Quadtone tab/page, down under the MIS Variable Mix Quadtones - subtitle. It is sold only in bulk. Click on the
2003-01-08 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
I have a chance to buy an Epson 7500 with the Fiery RIP attached. Is it worth having? It it useful for B&W printing, how good is it for color, and do you need
2003-01-08 by Kevin Gulstene
George, Thanks for your input! I haven t tried your suggestion, but I will shortly. If I understand correctly, the fact that you can do some post development
2003-01-08 by Kevin Gulstene
Yes there is a difference. As I understand it, with the Nikon method of adjusting the exposure the number of valid sample points (in its 14 bit space) doesn t
2003-01-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Austin Franklin To: Sent: Wednesday, January 08, 2003 3:33 PM Subject: RE:
2003-01-08 by Austin Franklin
... Hi Ernst, Yes, there is a MARKED difference in the results. The analog gain that Nikon has merely shifts the tones up or down the scale . Example: - -
2003-01-08 by kubeatsou <bmckinney@thinkinnovative.com>
I ll cut a piece of foamcore at work this afternoon and see if that solves the problem. In the mean time, can anyone give me a brief description of the
2003-01-08 by randy laskody
Where is this vm sepia set? I cant find it on the mis site. Randy