Re: [Digital BW] New software for mono printing
2003-01-03 by Robert Morrison
I ve been beta testing Inkjet Control (IJC) for the last several months as well. This program is a dream for those of us who have wanted complete control over
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2003-01-03 by Robert Morrison
I ve been beta testing Inkjet Control (IJC) for the last several months as well. This program is a dream for those of us who have wanted complete control over
2003-01-03 by Martin Wesley
... From: John Labovitz To: Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 12:17 AM Subject: Re:
2003-01-03 by Robert G. Hall
Answer to #2 21 steps represents a 7 stop range. Each step is 1/3 stop lighter than the last. This is just above the normal range of film density. Using
2003-01-03 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Daniel, ... I would like to have it, as I m considering getting a 2200. Thanks very much. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at
2003-01-03 by Victor Landweber
I ve also been trying to figure out a SprintScan 120/SilverFast peculiarity: why the SF6 Twain driver won t let me import a 48-bit color image from my SS120
2003-01-03 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Can you tell us more about your method, Wayne? What scanner do your use? Do you do these batch scans at low-res for this purpose -- or do you scan every
2003-01-03 by Julian Thomas
It is here Files Ink Sets MIS MIS FS Jeff Randall workflow - apply it before the move to RGB. Julian ... From: To:
2003-01-03 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
I ve spent some time now creating a curve for PowerRIP that gives me totally neutral BW prints on my 2100, good shadow detail and no metamerism whatsoever. The
2003-01-03 by copal01 <copal01@yahoo.es>
Hi Julian, I try to find your curve in thefiles but I don t fin it. I should be very grateful if you could send me the link thanks in advance manuel ... the
2003-01-03 by John Labovitz
... Boy, you aren t kidding -- there are more than a dozen densitometers and colorimeters and spectrophotometers! Now if only I knew what the difference
2003-01-03 by Martin Wesley
(snip) ... printing ... Harry, Ideally you would print the wedge file and then measure the results with a reflecting densitometer. You could then see if the
2003-01-03 by Harry Saddler
... Ok, right... 5% steps. Got it. ... Mathematically perfect they may be, but I need something to physically compare to a step wedge printed on my printer, to
2003-01-03 by Martin Wesley
... From: Todd Flashner To: Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 9:52 PM Subject: Re:
2003-01-03 by Todd Flashner
... Good questions. I ll venture a guess as to why 20 steps... 5% is a convenient denomination and 20 is not too many and not too few steps. I ve no idea why
2003-01-03 by Lloyd O'Daniel
Frank, Yep, I m using that same version and I have 1GB of RAM. The problem happened to me using the slide carrier. I haven t tried the filmstrip carrier on
2003-01-03 by Richard Sintchak
Thursday, January 2, 2003, 8:46:31 PM, Thomas Fors wrote: TF I agree about including more than just the 2200 in the print exchange. I d TF like to compare
2003-01-03 by Thomas Fors
I agree about including more than just the 2200 in the print exchange. I d like to compare other printer/ink combinations as well. So, I ve opened it up to
2003-01-03 by Linda Kasparek
Hi, There s some good news as far as the $100 rebate: go to Amazon and on the Epson 1280 product page click on the Mail-In Rebates link. Note that the
2003-01-03 by Keith Cooper
Hello Several months ago I experimented with iproof s PowerRIP on the Mac (V6 - but the version without 2100 support) and was not terribly impressed with the
2003-01-03 by Robert Paup
I have not tried it but why not select the highlights using the magic wand or a threshold mask and apply the warm curve, apply the cool curve to the shadows
2003-01-03 by Forrest MacCormack
Hello, I just converted my Epson 1280 with a continuos flow system with the MIS variable mix (VM) inkset. I ve been using Paul Roark s curves and I ve had
2003-01-03 by Harry Saddler
I bought a Kodak grey scale, to help me calibrate my quadtone curves. I got a 21-step scale, to match the 21-step stepwedges commonly used in quadtone work.
2003-01-03 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Dear SH, All those scanners are good. Like all things it is a tradeoff between cost, personal workflow preferences, etc. I actually don t do worksheets. My
2003-01-03 by Roger L Sopher
Hi Jerry, I have a 1200 and an 860, both on USB, as well as a Canon S9000 on USB, all active at the same time. I set the Canon as default and choose either the
2003-01-03 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
They re going to have a really hard time finding that acceptance if they are dongle-protected, expensive, and based on an obsolete operating system - I hardly
2003-01-03 by Antonis Ricos <antonisphoto@yahoo.com>
Steve, no argument there. A Windows version will be coming if there is enough interest for the OS 9 release. They are by no means dissing the other 80% of
2003-01-03 by glewis4457@aol.com
Today the UPS man delivered my new Epson 1280 printer. Gotta remember to get that $100 rebate info off to Epson. Now there has been alot of interest in using
2003-01-03 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
OS9 only is even worse :) But one day we ll have a gorgeous gimp-based solution, I bet :)
2003-01-03 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
Lloyd, What version/release of Silverfast are you using - I have 6.0.1 r28 -if you have this one too then its likely the image not coming into PS is a bug ?
2003-01-03 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
Sounds pretty terrific, Antonis! However, at the risk of reviving an old, tired, and completely useless rivarly-please remind them that Mac only is a bit
2003-01-02 by Lloyd O'Daniel
Yes, I m experiencing that problem with SF6 on a SS4000 Plus. I can click on cancel after the progress bar gets to 100% and get the file into Photoshop. I m
2003-01-02 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
Hi Frank; It might be a) not enough RAM or b)some qirk of your particular ##&% @!! Windows 98SE setup. The Silverfast password should enable you to go back
2003-01-02 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
This sounds like very good news! But do you know if they have plans for a windows version?
2003-01-02 by Antonis Ricos <antonisphoto@yahoo.com>
Happy New Year to all, and with that, here is a bit of news on a product that may in fact make life easier for those of us trying to make the best digital bw
2003-01-02 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
I m going to submit some PowerRIP prints for the exchange and I would certainly be interested in seeing prints made with quad inksets, as I have never seen
2003-01-02 by Shilesh Jani <shilesh.jani@smith-nephew.
Tom, I am interested in seeing prints from this exchange. Any chance you would accept a print using the more traditional quad route? I use a 1280 printer
2003-01-02 by Thomas Fors
I d like to conduct a small technical print exchange for the purposes of comparing different methods of obtaining neutral B&W prints on the Epson 2100/2200.
2003-01-02 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
Has anyone with a similar setup encountered this problem ? I am using Silverfast Ai version 6.01 - the PS plugin version (upgraded from the version 5.2 that
2003-01-02 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
... I only have a 4x loupe so it s hard to tell, but the prints are very cool in colour, almost with a little magenta cast as I said, so I don t think so. The
2003-01-02 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
Hi, check my other recent posts. Both gimp-print and iProof PowerRip will let you print only using the Black and Light Black inks. Gimp-Print is free, but the
2003-01-02 by Carl Schofield
On Thursday, January 2, 2003, at 11:27 AM, danielstaver ... Sounds good, but unfortunately the Mac version is not available yet. Can you tell if this RIP uses
2003-01-02 by chatzebussi <chatzebussi@yahoo.co.uk>
Hello everybody I somehow managed to get fairly good black and white prints in the colour position of the driver using the curve editor of the GB software.
2003-01-02 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
I m using Vmware Workstation on Windows XP. It s a commercial product and sets up a virtual computer that acts like a regular computer in every way. It s very
2003-01-02 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
Anyone tried this? I tested the demo-version last night and it prints BW on my 2100 pretty much without any metamerism at all, and can also use both of the
2003-01-02 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
I m from Norway so the balancer came bundled with my printer. IMO you re not missing out on anything. It s very useful for removing gross color casts from your
2003-01-02 by pfrym <pfrym@yahoo.com>
After posting here a couple of days ago (see Very newbee question thread), I have performed a couple of simple tests with an Epson Photo 750 printing in
2003-01-02 by yonci2000 <bcottman@worldnet.att.net>
Tom, Thanks for the info on the gray balancer. I have the French instruction manual and have been waiting for an english translation. Is the download simply
2003-01-02 by Thomas Fors
It has been brought to my attention that Epson Russia has made the full English version of the GrayBalancer available from their web site. This includes an
2003-01-02 by zelig2 <zelig2@yahoo.com>
Thanks guys for the tips. I ve decided my first purchase will be the film scanner and I ve got that narrowed down to the following three: Polaroid Sprintscan
2003-01-02 by John Labovitz
On 1/1/03 8:43 PM, danielstaver ... Wow, that s dedication! I m curious -- is the virtual machine a commercial product, or something