Re: [Digital BW] need elementary help on installing hextone curves
2002-12-17 by Jerry Olson
Just put the curves in a folder, label it, and drag it into the photoshop 7 folder. That s it. Load the curve in the Curve s adjustment layer dialogue box.
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2002-12-17 by Jerry Olson
Just put the curves in a folder, label it, and drag it into the photoshop 7 folder. That s it. Load the curve in the Curve s adjustment layer dialogue box.
2002-12-17 by Jason DeFontes
Yeah, me too. But I ve used the pro equipment in my short life as a framer, and once you have it s pretty hard to go back. It makes cutting glass and mat board
2002-12-17 by TigerShark
I have always cut glass on a flat table with a piece of thin cardboard underneath. Thin carpet is often used too. TigerShark ... From: Jason DeFontes
2002-12-17 by TigerShark
I placed this reply in another group (DP), and wanted to share it here too: Well, yeah, you can cut some costs, but expect some more labor or hunting to do
2002-12-17 by John/Julie Gittins
Peter, Without carts in place, the Epson printhead will dry out. I don t know about a standard method for storage, but, if you liken clogs to getting the flu,
2002-12-17 by Jason DeFontes
Tom, You can cut your cost for rag mat board and fomecore by about half if you buy it by the case. Check out: http://framingsupplies.com/ Also, that s way too
2002-12-17 by Phil Morse
Tom, For one thing, your glass looks very expensive. Find a local supplier that cuts custom sizes. I use an auto glass place who also supplies the home
2002-12-17 by randy laskody
I have recently had problems with my mis cfs and variquads from non use. The ink has started to gum up in the magenta bottle and clog the tube. The ink is as
2002-12-17 by Victor Landweber
To the list: I recently fired up my 1160 with quad-tone MIS inks in user-filled carts that I hadn t used since June. First nozzle check had a few gaps. I
2002-12-17 by peter_in_seattle <lists@getfearless.com>
Hmm. How will that help? I also want to preserve my Epson 740 (which, after rebate, cost me less than the cleaning carts)... I figured I d flush em both and
2002-12-17 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... It s usually, in my experience, a clogged head or line to one of the ink positions.. (often the black one) Try doing a nozzle check first.. You may find
2002-12-17 by JenB@BrinkmanPhoto.com
I am getting soarlized prints from my Epson 1270 printer with MIS quadtone VM inks. I have applied the Paul Roark curves to my images, only to get the same
2002-12-17 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Yes John, please do! (can someone lend him a densitometer?) Peter Marquis-Kyle
2002-12-17 by John Labovitz
On 12/15/02 4:16 PM, Tyler Boley ... I ll elaborate on this. Apologies for the length. While by no means do I have what anyone would
2002-12-17 by Paul Roark
Well, wrong address, but you can see what I m recommending. The Archival-K-based quad is really nice, and I think there will be a market for it. Paul
2002-12-17 by Thomas Fors
Thanks to everyone who made suggestions on what to sign ETFA with. A 2B pencil worked great. I m done matting and framing it and now I have another question.
2002-12-17 by Paul Roark
Bob, FYI -- Some vendors/URLs to check for prices (may be dated by a couple of weeks): www.Adorama.com -- $155 www.arssupply.safeshopper.com -- $146
2002-12-17 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
Thanks. Just what I needed. Also, I finally found where this is detailed on the MIS website at
2002-12-17 by randy laskody
Open Curves. Hit the load button. I file box should open. Just go to the file that the curves are in, and pick the one you want and hit ok. Then ok the curves
2002-12-17 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
BTW: Those signing pens we will be offering will have the x7x name on them.. and 50% of any profits will be plowed into the group, to hopefully put the
2002-12-17 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Well, it came out of some discussions Bill Gore (founder of the MacEPSON list) and I had.. Actual discussions, not e-mail ones.. When the Leben list
2002-12-17 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
I bought the MIS hextone inks for my 1280. I can install them. I found the zipped curves in the files section here. I downloaded them. But I m stumped about
2002-12-17 by Stephen A. Tucker <stephentucker@hotmail
Point 13 of Keith s reply - ... Keith, This is the first I ve heard of this across the board discount. Could you elaborate, please? Thanks. Steve T.
2002-12-17 by Sam A. McCandless
Congratulations, Tom; you ve gotten the exchange out w/o power, and I m still working on my holiday cards while our power hasn t even gone out yet. More power
2002-12-17 by Bill Iverson <wiverson@cov.com>
Mitch, Thanks, very helpful. No future need to cross-post -- I ll follow your progress on the Epson9000. Good luck Bill ... - ... your ... list ... Also I
2002-12-16 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... I would happily join such a discussion, but I m not volunteering to start a group. I have a desktop wire binding machine I use for binding reports (my day
2002-12-16 by Steven Schaefer
I know absolutely nothing about book making, but I have always been interested in it. If some one does start a list I would join also. Steve
2002-12-16 by Jerry Olson
Why not leave the cleaning carts in the machine when you go? Jerry
2002-12-16 by peter_in_seattle <lists@getfearless.com>
Before I head out on my travels, I have an Epson Stylus Color 3000 I d like= to sell. Has seen about 2 years of use, and has been used only with Epson- brand
2002-12-16 by peter_in_seattle <lists@getfearless.com>
I m going to be traveling for several months, and unfortunately my 1160 may have to stay behind, boxed up with no one to look after it. Fortunately I don t
2002-12-16 by Jerry Olson
And how about the question, how much fading is necessary before one calls it unacceptable? In my humble opinion if I can tell just by looking at the print
2002-12-16 by Jerry Olson
Hi Edward, Finally! Atlex must buy their papers by the ton to have had so much of the stuff with the logo. With my luck, all my boxes will have the logo.
2002-12-16 by Jon Adams
... a ... and ... keep ... The ink actually rubs off? I ve not heard of this! Jerry Hello Jerry - I am using the standard Epson inks and their brand paper. The
2002-12-16 by Jon Adams
... a ... and ... keep ... The ink actually rubs off? I ve not heard of this! Jerry Hello Jerry - I am using the standard Epson inks and their brand paper. The
2002-12-16 by Tom O'Connell <TomOC@softhome.net>
Hi all- Sorry to need to post here rather than email, but haven t had power in sausalito for a couple days...needed a web based access. The last December
2002-12-16 by Jim Panzer
Just an FYI, after deciding to make a calendar for the holidays, and researching binding machines (which I have found are pretty expensive) I am going to go to
2002-12-16 by Sam A. McCandless
... NoMoreCarts.com in re their CIS; InkSupply.com in re MIS Associates products, including their cis, the CFS. Sam McCandless samcc@vom.com
2002-12-16 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Wendel White To: Sent: Monday, December 16, 2002 2:51 PM Subject: Re:
2002-12-16 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Agree on what a term means? Artists? Heck, we can t even agree what a photo is within the small confines of this list.. Artists, in my experience,
2002-12-16 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Agree? Nah... Harald argues for a granny standard of 60 years in his new book... The Blue Wool 6+ standard applies to Lightfastness (I believe
2002-12-16 by Edward Wiseman
Jerry.. I received an order from ATLEX last week including 3 boxes of 8.5x11..2 were Archival Matt with the logo on the back of each sheet, and the third box
2002-12-16 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... True, there s no sure way you can even know that I am actually the person I say I am.. I could easily be someone else just posting as me... However, as
2002-12-16 by Mark Hahn <markhahn2000@yahoo.com>
Other than photography, I have also studied painting and print making at the Art Inst., Chicago and I was always worried about the archival properites of my
2002-12-16 by Phil Morse
YES! :-(
2002-12-16 by Jerry Olson
Phil, is the logo still on the back in the letter size? Jerry
2002-12-16 by Jerry Olson
Because they could get into legal problems claiming the EAM paper was Archival , when it was not. The paper is the same. Jerry
2002-12-16 by Tim Atherton
put simply, in the world of Conservators and Archives, the term archival has absolutely no meaning in terms of a fixed longevity for any particular item - be
2002-12-16 by Jerry Olson
The ink actually rubs off? I ve not heard of this! Jerry
2002-12-16 by Jerry Olson
Keith, out of curiosity, can anyone agree on the exact longevity of the term Archival ? Is there so many years a print has to exist with no changes at all to
2002-12-16 by Phil Morse
All, I am going back and forth between an old box of EAM and a new box of EEM. I see no difference in the paper or in the images whatsoever. My EAM profile