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2002-12-29 by treadwinkle <VOLveeta@bellsouth.net>
Not to my knowledge, but I d love to see if this is possible. It would be a dream come true if we could reach that point. treadwinkle ... outputting ...
2002-12-29 by Hugh Crymble
on 12/29/02 10:04 AM, treadwinkle at VOLveeta@bellsouth.net wrote: I appreciate the response, Steve. I sure wish there was a perfect
2002-12-29 by treadwinkle <VOLveeta@bellsouth.net>
I appreciate the response, Steve. I sure wish there was a perfect solution for this. Guess we ll just have to keep waiting. Piezotones are fine, but I m
2002-12-29 by billstrong50 <billstrong50@yahoo.com>
Greetings everyone. I have been following the IP5 discussion. I use MIS VM with Roark curves on an 1160 with both a Windows XP Pro and a Mac OS 10.3 machine. I
2002-12-29 by lawrencetrek <ltitle@hotmail.com>
Another system to consider is Stone Editions Stonehinge System http://www.stoneeditions.com/site/products/stonehinge_system.html I cut and paste the
2002-12-29 by B. Alex Pettit Jr. <a_pettit_jr@yahoo.co
Hi Steve, When I tried scanning some BWs vs Color on a flatbed with light-back, it became quite obvious that BWs have a much greater dynamic range than color.
2002-12-29 by Harry Saddler
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2002-12-29 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
... Hi; When I first got into this I tried that approach, having 4x5 (not 35mm) negs made and then printing onto silver. Two different machines at two
2002-12-29 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Jerry, ... I use EAM for proofing because it s cheaper and looks very close to PR which I use for final prints (BW). If EEM moves too far away from PR
2002-12-29 by Victor Landweber
Having made prints on EEM and EAM, using the same profile, my local sharp-eyed panel agrees that the EAM black is noticeably blacker than the EEM. The
2002-12-29 by Jerry Olson
Hi Keith, No, I have not used any of the newer epson printers such as the C series. I am mighty upset right now with epson products. I thought that the old EAM
2002-12-28 by Paul Roark
... I think the changes in whiteness and dmax are beyond what one would expect from a mere batch-to-batch or even supplier variation. I would guess there is a
2002-12-28 by sdmey4@aol.com
Well, another very successful user is David Fokos s. He uses Lightjet 5000 output and the results are spectacular! I was fortunate to have dinner with him a
2002-12-28 by Ed Mathews
... From: George Hartzell [mailto:hartzell@kestrel.alerce.com] Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2002 3:40 PM To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2002-12-28 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Charles, ... I m using some very nice post bound albums with clear pages and acid free filler paper. Very well priced, with fake leather, cloth, or real
2002-12-28 by Jerry Olson
Jerry, When you compare EEM and EAM paper side by side, the EEM is whiter. I can t imagine ANYone not being able to see the difference. It s quite noticeable.
2002-12-28 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... that s what we were all led to believe.. Even Harald Johnson said so on page 237 of his definitive new book (I am keeping Harald apprised of
2002-12-28 by jack91711 <wildboots@aol.com>
Hello, I had the classic clog from hell, so finally had to remove the CIS carts on my 1280 to flush out the nipples on the printhead. When I took out the
2002-12-28 by George Hartzell
... A long time ago (ok, back in October), Julian asked whether anyone had seen any black and white output by the folks above. I don t think that I saw any
2002-12-28 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... with ... disservice ... NO no...PLEASE don t think I meant you would do it. Apologies if you felt that way. I used the word hypothetically in the sense
2002-12-28 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
Hi guys - I have a few album orders coming up and I ve been thinking about printing them into post-bound albums directly rather than doing the standard inserts
2002-12-28 by glewis4457@aol.com
In a message dated 12/27/2002 3:28:40 AM Central Standard Time, ... On all of my recent Epson printers, including my current C80, the ink monitor is a seperate
2002-12-28 by glewis4457@aol.com
In a message dated 12/27/2002 3:28:40 AM Central Standard Time, ... A couple of weeks ago the claim was that the two were identical and only the name was
2002-12-28 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... with? ... great ... my nose ... with the ... the gray ... though I ... prints ... Interesting, I didn t try comparing the 2200 Epson driver output to
2002-12-28 by Paul Roark
Here are some numbers that may confuse as much as enlighten. I loaded the 2200 Photo K in my 1160 and printed some 100% black patches to look at the dmax.
2002-12-28 by burdeniii <ebiii@oreally.com>
... According to Jon Cone, no. It is ground-up software made by them. But he also said that some of the layout improvements in IP came from Cone, so there is
2002-12-28 by Keith Cooper
Hello Normally, images I print do not have vast expanses of pure white, so I d never noticed this before... For quickly printing some last minute B/W Christmas
2002-12-28 by treadwinkle <VOLveeta@bellsouth.net>
There are several companies out there that can take tiff files and transfer to 35mm negatives. I m curious if anyone s given this process a try and how the
2002-12-28 by Charles Francis
There is something wrong with Yahoo groups. When I tried access the messages or files, I get stuck at the Profile form. Clicking on Continue or Cancel
2002-12-28 by lawrencetrek <ltitle@hotmail.com>
Now that the countdown for the new PiezographyBW has begun, I was wondering whether anyone (beta testers etc) would be willing to risk life etc. and break
2002-12-28 by Lloyd O'Daniel
Tom and Jim, For the record, I wasn t suggesting passing off a target printed with Generations as being OEM ink. Jim s right...that would be a disservice to
2002-12-27 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... $200. ... supported ... give ... Thank you. They really should extend my tech support beyond 90 days for $500. I have been bugging them a lot lately, but I
2002-12-27 by Thomas Fors
... From: ... Unfortunately, that s all I know. John (johnp@colorbytesoftware.com) did seem very receptive to criticism about their pricing
2002-12-27 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... I can t really give it a fair comparison since I was using non-standard MIS VM curves at 2880, and since I don t have any good non-green old piezo prints
2002-12-27 by Jerry Olson
Yes. But compared to every other paper, the very fine areas that should be paper white, are starting to fill in, so they are no longer white. Jerry ... Right.
2002-12-27 by Jerry Olson
Yes. But compared to every other paper, the very fine areas that should be paper white, are starting to fill in, so they are no longer white. Jerry ... Right.
2002-12-27 by Thomas Fors
... From: Lloyd O Daniel ... For B&W, I think quad inks will still beat the 2200/IP. ... I was mistaken. The price for additional
2002-12-27 by Alan Zinn <AZinn@netbox.com>
Colleagues, I have a section on my web page about an alternative to CIS. It is a topping-off procedure that you may find just the ticket especially if you
2002-12-27 by Paul Roark
I just received my order of Museum black and loaded it into the 1160. My initial reactions are very positive. The Dmax on the new EEM with RGB printing is
2002-12-27 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... being ... used ... Remember my reason is reliability- 3rd party inks clog up my 1280 and before that 1160 s terribly. I DO notice a quality improvement
2002-12-27 by Jerry Olson
Guess so. What you call a slight pebble finish, is very smooth to me. Jerry
2002-12-27 by glewis4457@aol.com
In a message dated 12/27/2002 3:28:40 AM Central Standard Time, ... It is my understanding that white is the base color of a paper. Since white is not
2002-12-27 by Lloyd O'Daniel
I have a couple or 3 questions for you Imageprint 5 Desktop version owners. Like you, I am put off by the ridiculous pricing strategy being employed for
2002-12-27 by Loris Medici
... That s a good idea! Having a total of 7 ink positions - 1 black + 3 grays (75%, 50%, 25%) + 3 colours (C, M, Y) - this printer seems like a perfect
2002-12-27 by Thomas Fors
Epson has a product they re calling StylusRIP Professional for the Epson 2200 (part no. C12C842862) listed for $200 on their web page (under the Software
2002-12-27 by Thomas Fors
... From: To: Sent: Thursday, December 26, 2002 10:10 PM Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Colorbyte
2002-12-27 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... RIP. ... with ... MIS, ... given ... don t ... are more ... quadtone ink ... Well, okay maybe, but what magnification are you looking at them with? Just
2002-12-27 by Richard Sintchak
Thursday, December 26, 2002, 7:13:44 PM, Jerry Olson wrote: JO The reverse side of eclipse is as smooth as the Epson EAM paper. I have the two in my hand
2002-12-27 by Jerry Olson
The reverse side of eclipse is as smooth as the Epson EAM paper. I ve noticed that photo matte from legion tends to block up in very finely detailed prints.
2002-12-27 by Jerry Olson
The inkjet goodies site isn t working? Jerry