RE: [Digital BW] Re: storage box for 19x13 prints
2003-01-06 by Austin Franklin
... Gregory, I appreciate that, but I really do want an 8.5 x 11 ID box, as the prints moving around in the box degrades them, so a box ID tight to the print
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2003-01-06 by Austin Franklin
... Gregory, I appreciate that, but I really do want an 8.5 x 11 ID box, as the prints moving around in the box degrades them, so a box ID tight to the print
2003-01-06 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Austin, the 9 x12 box is made for holding 8.5 x 11 or 9x12 prints (even sleeved). The 13x19 ones are large enough to take 3x19 prints EVEN in 13x19
2003-01-06 by Gregory Schern <gschern@yahoo.com>
... look ... Austin, The 9x12 is for 8.5x11 - fits sleeved or unsleeved 8.5x11 beautifully! We went 9x12 to support both A4 and letter. Gregory Schern
2003-01-06 by Austin Franklin
... Gregory, Thanks for the link...but alas, no 8.5 x 11 :-( Austin
2003-01-06 by hogarth1x <hogarth@directvinternet.com>
... I didn t find anything on your website about this - are you going to post a preview gallery on your website, or anywhere else?
2003-01-06 by Gregory Schern <gschern@yahoo.com>
... Steve, Go to our website http://inkjetgoodies.com/printstorage.htm and look at our EternaStor(TM) boxes. They may be what you re looking for. Gregory A
2003-01-06 by Joseph Erbacher
... I could not find Professor Schofield s suggested settings for Hahnebuhle rag at the luminous landscape. Could you post the exact page link please?
2003-01-06 by Peter Baumbach
Hi Jerry, you are right, I was doing two things simultanously and changed by mistake dry mounting and heat drying of wet prints. Peter Baumbach I ve never
2003-01-06 by glewis4457@aol.com
In a message dated 1/6/2003 1:17:40 PM Central Standard Time, ... I just bought a new 1280. The best price I found AFTER REBATE was $319. It was from
2003-01-06 by Austin Franklin
Hi Peter, No, not that I have noticed, in either case...but I have not measured it. Regards, Austin
2003-01-06 by Jake Hellbach
Hi, Well this brings up a question for me. I m looking to upgrade my printer. I was going to get the Epson 2200. Any advantage on that versus the 1280? Thanks,
2003-01-06 by Jerry Olson
I ve never noticed any increase in density when I dry mount a silver print! This is the first I ve heard of this. Jerry
2003-01-06 by Roy Harrington <roy@harrington.com>
Hi All, I just finished hanging pictures for a joint photo show at Gallery House in Palo Alto. There s four of us in the show with lots of different work.
2003-01-06 by Peter Baumbach
Hi Austin, does the black density increases when you dry mount your Piezo prints (like it is the case with conventional silver prints)? Regards, Peter Baumbach
2003-01-06 by Austin Franklin
Hi Steve, I dry mount my Piezo prints with no problem. Austin
2003-01-06 by starchguy <starchguy@aol.com>
Need some suggestions. I would imagine an inkjet paper and the inks themselves would not/could not withstand the heat of a heat press for dry mounting like
2003-01-06 by eleanor77027 <elliebrown@aol.com>
Evelyn the tone of my Cone carbon sepia prints on the Photo Rag 308 is almost identical to the tone of my silver prints printed on Agfa Classic toned on Kodak
2003-01-06 by Julian Thomas
Looks like our experiences vary! The piezo profiles seem to give different results depending on paper/profile. When I was working on my RGB workflow the WR
2003-01-06 by Jerry Olson
Inkjet Goodies has some clamshell boxes that should hold about a hundred or so 13x19 inch prints after they have been inserted into Clear plastic bags. Jerry
2003-01-06 by Jerry Olson
They seem to print the same with Paul s Curves and VM inks... Jerry
2003-01-06 by Jerry Olson
Steve, there is a difference, with gen 4 on any paper. It makes Eclipse Satine acceptable (it s my favorite paper). The VM ink would not result in deep enough
2003-01-06 by Jerry Olson
Steven, compared to Generation 4 Enhanced black, how black is your black? Jerry
2003-01-06 by Jerry Olson
The 1280 is one of the best printers on the market, and you should be able to get a new one now for about $379 or so. If $300 is absolutely your top limit, you
2003-01-06 by John Luke <jjlphoto@yahoo.com>
I use Photo Rag 308, Albrect Durer, and Torchon on an Epson 1280 with Gen-4 ink. My profile target was printed on Photo Rag 308 and read with the DTPxrite
2003-01-06 by steven0356 <stevenr@mindspring.com>
I am looking for a storage box to hold my 19x13 prints. Does anyone know of a source for something like this. Thanks Steve
2003-01-06 by Peter Palmieri
Having read so many raves about Hahnemuhle Paper Rag, I bought the paper and have printed several B&W s using it. I have an Epson 2200, WinXP and am using PS7.
2003-01-06 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello s.wadham, I don t know what the oldest print is, but at this point in time every ink will fade and color shift to some degree. The 2nd article in the
2003-01-06 by Julian Thomas
No Don it isn t true - I use PR and WT and they need totally different treatment. For proofing I use EAM - again profiled, so that what works on EAM will then
2003-01-06 by donbga <dsbryant@mindspring.com>
Somewhere this past week, I read on the net that all Hahnemuhle papers have the same profile which leads me to a couple of questions. Is this true? And if so
2003-01-06 by K2 Chittin <k2lists@hotmail.com>
I have the occasional need to print on semi-gloss and am considering Lyson inks. There has been talk of metamerism in the past, with both quad black and SG.
2003-01-06 by Stephen A. Tucker <stephentucker@hotmail
... Jerry Olson wrote: ... Jerry, In my limited experience with VM black, it looks very dense to me on Photo Rag & EAM/HWM - although
2003-01-06 by jawa_3502002 <s.wadham@cornwall-county.c
Last week I looked through my digital prints dating from 1994. The first were made with a Star thermal printer, the SJ144. NO problems there except the low
2003-01-06 by Jean-Marc Humbert <humbertjm@yahoo.com>
Happy new year to everyone here from Paris and may this year be the year of the Digital Black&White printing! I use (and I am mostly glad with it) a 1160 with
2003-01-06 by Simon Lamb
Ernst Any feedback you can provide once you have your new 3200 would be greatly appreciated. Simon ... From: Ernst Dinkla To:
2003-01-06 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: To: Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 10:22 PM Subject: [Digital BW]
2003-01-06 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
A lot of people seem to have had that problem to some degree or other, and not only on the 1280. My solution was to scrap the VM inks and mix my own with black
2003-01-06 by Evelyn Grant
Ken, Thanks for your reply. It s great to get confirmation that I m seeing things correctly :). Looks like once I run thru these Cone sepia inks I ll be
2003-01-06 by Evelyn Grant
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2003-01-06 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Marti, ... Check out the C model Epsons. They do an excellent job and I think MIS has pigment inks available for some of them. Regards, Clayton Info
2003-01-06 by Marti nelson <ryde2rope@yahoo.com>
I am wanting to purchase a new printer. I am looking for one to print my graphite Pencil artwork. I do not have alot of $$ but was wondering if anyone could
2003-01-06 by Ken Carney
I looked at the Cone site for the carbon sepia patch, and it looked more like a fairly warm print to me - with all of the vagaries that go with a web image.
2003-01-06 by Sam A. McCandless
I have two 1160s, Steve, one with MIS VM Sepia-Neutral (as I still call it) in its NoMoreCarts.com CIS, the other with MediaStreet s Gen 4 C, M, and Y inks in
2003-01-06 by Evelyn Grant
Eleanor, I am using the piezotone carbon sepia with Photo Rag 308 and I m not seeing any real brown tones. Are you getting really brown prints or are they just
2003-01-06 by John Masiello
I m looking for a transparency adapter for my Epson Perfection 1640SU scanner. Please contact me off line if you have one you would like to sell at a
2003-01-05 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... Less fade and warming v. deeper black is basically it. I ve felt for some time that the Gen4 K is a good solution for those who need deeper blacks.
2003-01-05 by eleanor77027 <elliebrown@aol.com>
I have been struggling with what to do with digital black and white printing (I m a silver printer at heart) for a long time and with the advent of the new
2003-01-05 by Jerry Olson
Anyone hear about the upgrade for the 3000 printer? It has FINALLY been discontinued. Jerry
2003-01-05 by Jerry Olson
Stephen, the Gen 4 black is noticeably deeper than the VM black. The Gen 4 has some dye in it, and I believe it is rated for 70 years vs the 100 year rating
2003-01-05 by Chris <chris@dandreaphoto.com>
Hi- I am selling a lightly used MIS Niagara Continuous Inkflow System, for Hex- black printing with Variable toning. Works on the 740, 750, 760, 860, 880,
2003-01-05 by Vladimir Kabelik <artcoreproductions@sym
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