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2002-12-31 by Robert Damon
I haven t used the Canon 900, but I have had pretty good results with an Epson 1270. I used the standard 6-color Epson inkset and was able to obtain what I
2002-12-31 by smithj72 <smithj72@yahoo.com>
I just got an Imacon Photo Scanner, and I think it is a great scanner; the perfect blend of drum and desktop technology. The price is right between the two as
2002-12-31 by smithj72 <smithj72@yahoo.com>
I found the exact same thing. Of course once you get the film far from the glass you can see a noticble dropoff in sharpness. I tried everything from straight
2002-12-31 by Paul Roark
John, ... I am very happy with the Nikon 8000. With a high resolution test slide, it essentially hits the theoretical top resolution in the vertical direction
2002-12-31 by Tim Atherton
... There was also a problem with the earlier Epson 1600 scanners where the zig zag pattern of the cold cathode tubes of the transparency adapter showed up in
2002-12-31 by Shire,Stanley
I read that stuff a long while ago re: raising the Epson film carrier. Use very precise shims; tried many scans with varying thicknesses. The scans were no
2002-12-31 by Shire,Stanley
We had a drum for years. Now have an Imacon 848. I d only go back to the drum kicking and screaming. The prep and dust made me nuts. The Imacon is wonderful
2002-12-31 by brigapig <jcwphoto@jcwphoto.com>
I am setting up an epson 1280 and using Paul Roark s MIS variable inks. I am looking at a scanner. Is it worth it to get a drum scanner or will a Nikon or
2002-12-31 by john sutherland <uncljohnson@yahoo.com>
By raising the negative holder in the 2450 a few 32nd s of an inch, you can actually achieve a much sharper scan, but still a bit fuzzy from what i have read.
2002-12-31 by pfrym <pfrym@yahoo.com>
The Epson Photo 750 is an older 6 color printer (as printer technology goes; I think it came out in 99 or so). It has a maximum resolution of 720 x 1400
2002-12-31 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello All, I have some strange microbanding on my 870. It doesn t look like the kind you get with a clogged nozzle (bands with random clumps; looks almost
2002-12-31 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Theleys, ... One way to do color and BW from the same printer is to use the Black Only method for the BW prints. It s easy to get started, doesn t
2002-12-31 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello pfrym, ... Without seeing your prints it s hard to know what kind of dots you re getting. It may be that the 750 is an older model which prints larger
2002-12-31 by Doug I.
George, As I mentioned in a similar query a couple of weeks ago, I have had excellent results on a Chromira at Holland Photo(.com). They have a digital drop
2002-12-31 by Veniamin Kostitsin II
With my best wishes to you all in 2003. May your dreams come true. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2002-12-31 by (Guatemala) <theleys@att.net>
I am in the market for a low cost (under $250) printer to be used for color photos and also for all-purpose color graphics applications like greeting cards,
2002-12-31 by Paul Roark
... Yes, in my tests it does warm a bit, though not to the extent of the warming we see in the older pigments. That initial warming appears to be due to the
2002-12-31 by dhaaron69 <ddoucette@gis.net>
... Classic, using the Durst Lambda at 400 dpi. ... Flextight. ... diferent from silverprints. My prints were high gloss exhibition prints mounted between
2002-12-31 by Jerry Olson
Most of the epson s are fine for hard copy work. None of them are particularly sharp for film scans. (See current issue of Design Graphics Magazines for what
2002-12-31 by Jerry Olson
... Artix 4000, Canon FS 4000 are the 2 sharpest, then there s Nikon, etc. Current American issue of Design Graphics has a 14 scanner comparison. Artix is the
2002-12-31 by Sam A. McCandless
Doesn t Epson call it Matte Heavyweight ? If so, I guess it should be MH or maybe MHW . Incidentally, does anyone know whether it works with Clayton s
2002-12-31 by pfrym <pfrym@yahoo.com>
Sorry to inject a total newbee question, but here goes my background and question: Background: About 15 years ago I did quite a bit of amateur B&W photography
2002-12-31 by Thomas Fors
I just spent a couple of hours reading through patents, and I found some interesting stuff. I won t go into any specifics about their formulas, but in general:
2002-12-31 by Stephen A. Tucker <stephentucker@hotmail
... Peter, Thanks for the nuts and bolts tips. I m still at the gee whiz it works! stage of monochrome printing and don t yet see the driver flaws that you
2002-12-31 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... I seriously doubt it... As I understand it, borderless printing is a combination of firmware that can do it and driver software that addresses that
2002-12-31 by copal01 <copal01@yahoo.es>
I would like to know is is possible to use the 1290 or 1280 drivers in an epson 1160 to get borderless prints. thanks manuel castro ... about ... printer ...
2002-12-31 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello All, I have good news about the Great Paper Chase. All of my comments are in relation to Black Only, so you ll have to adapt this to your workflow. I
2002-12-31 by Martin Wesley
Steve, If you are looking to calibrate from your prints then I would suggest that you print the step wedge with 5% steps from 100% to 0%. Scan the print of the
2002-12-31 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
Serendipity tends to play a large part in discoveries of any sort... I had a clogges 1270 with MIS VM inks.. once I cleared the minor clog, I ran a nozzle
2002-12-31 by billstrong50 <billstrong50@yahoo.com>
Hi Jo, I have no experience with Piezo B&W. My only experience with Inkjet Mall was to buy a set of profiles for printing Gen4 Enhanced on my Epson/1270. These
2002-12-31 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Just started trying that, and the preliminary result is YES... However, I don t recommend using the 2880 resolution or borderless settings.. The firmware
2002-12-31 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Keith, ... I tend to agree. I still have some EAM remaining, which I use as proofing for PR, but it will run out in a few weeks. Today Steve K. came
2002-12-31 by Thomas Fors
... From: Editor P.O.V. Image Service ... Keith, Thanks for keeping us informed. Of course Epson is covered legally since the
2002-12-31 by Douglas Anthony Cooper
Does this mean that the 1270 can also use the 1290 driver?
2002-12-31 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
Until recently the Epson Perfection 2450 seemed to be the flatbed of choice. Excellent scanning of transparencies up to 4x5 at 2400dpi and reasonable price
2002-12-31 by lomoeye <james.stogdill@verizon.net>
That is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks Justin. -- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, smithj72
2002-12-31 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... I love the AMBASSADOR analogy! To go even further: AT LEAST UNDER WINDOZE: On a 1270, you can use the 1270 or 2000P driver.. On a 1280/1290, you can use a
2002-12-31 by frankg_photo <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
a friend has asked for a recommendation for a flatbed . Since i have a really old Scanmaker III , I am not abreast of what the flatbed of choice is - I suspect
2002-12-31 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
I apologize in advance for this cross-posting, but I need to go firmly on record about this. Given the postings by the two Jerries (never thought I d use that
2002-12-31 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... blacks. ... Of course, AFAIK, Mitsubishi does EPSON s proprietary coating and is the parent member of the Keretsu EPSON is part of, I would therefore,
2002-12-31 by zelig2 <zelig2@yahoo.com>
Greetings, (I understand that this topic has been hashed over many times here, but due to the ever-changing state of the art, I figure I d pose the question
2002-12-30 by Jo Brunenberg
... From: George Hartzell [mailto:hartzell@kestrel.alerce.com] Does anyone have any experience with black and white prints from a Lambda, a Durst [sic?], a
2002-12-30 by Jo Brunenberg
Hello Bill, Thanks for sharing your experience! you wrote: ...........I too think that 1160 / MIS VM with the Roark curves produces superior B&W prints
2002-12-30 by Gregory Schern <gschern@yahoo.com>
Finally! Eclipse Satine profiles for Piezography (tm) and Image Export BW plug-ins are available for download from inkjetgoodies.com They re free for our
2002-12-30 by Peter A. Klein <pklein@2alpha.net>
Steve: Once you have the 1290 driver installed, both the 1280 and 1290 drivers will work. They seem to coexist just fine. Think of it this way. Your B&W
2002-12-30 by Michael J. Kravit <mjkaia@kravit.net>
I have been making digital negatives on an Epson 1280 and 10000 for the past year. These negatives have been made with the Epson Dyes on Pictorico OHP for
2002-12-30 by Stephen A. Tucker <stephentucker@hotmail
... Peter, Thanks for the updates on your 1280/1290 driver experiments. Now that I have the 1290 driver downloaded, I not quite sure what to do with it! I m
2002-12-30 by Carl Schofield
... Yes, at least it prints beautifully with the Ultrachromes in the Epson 2200. Don t know about the MIS or Piezo B&W inks.
2002-12-30 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 12/30/2002 10:14:49 AM Pacific Standard Time, scho@mac.com ... Are you saying Black and white Pigments will stick to this paper without
2002-12-30 by smithj72 <smithj72@yahoo.com>
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