2002-12-12 by Robert Morrison
So that means that the MIS 2200 replacement black is nothing like the actual epson 2200 matte black given that EAM performs at 1.73 and Eclipse and Legion
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2002-12-12 by John Labovitz
On 12/8/02 8:52 AM, frankg_photo ... Digital Art Supplies (www.digitalartsupplies.com) sells a wide variety of Japanese papers
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2002-12-12 by Diana York
Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1929685653/qid=1039675191/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/102-2575988-1817706?v=glance&s =books I received my copy
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2002-12-12 by Diana York
It can be ordered from Amazon.com I just received mine today also. Haven t had a chance to read it thru yet, but look forward to it!
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2002-12-12 by Mark Hahn <markhahn2000@yahoo.com>
Shouldn t be a problem (I could pull my MIS Quadtone CFS system out and put it to the side without a problem anyway). Just get the little plugs for your CIS
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2002-12-12 by Bruce
on 12/11/2002 6:15 PM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com at ... His organ didn t have any stops. -Bruce
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2002-12-12 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
Rather than posting the report here, and ending up with threads all over the place on this. I think that those using Ultrachrome inks or considering the
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2002-12-12 by Ken Carney
Has anyone had a problem with uneven borders with the 1270? By this I mean that I can select Print With Preview, and whether I position the print manually or
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2002-12-11 by Paul Roark
(First post overstated shadow coolness measure.) I received samples of MIS s 2200 black inks. My first look indicates that they have some promising
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2002-12-11 by Paul Roark
I received samples of MIS s 2200 black inks. My first look indicates that they have some promising possibilities. The Dmax reading for the 1160 Epson driver
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2002-12-11 by Jim Goshorn
... Just try some of the uses for the history brush... Jim
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2002-12-11 by A. Andrew Gonzalez <a_andrew_gonzalez@ya
Greetings, Where did you order the book! Andrew G. ... Johnson s new ... and ... and the ... Harald.. ... Techniques is a ... technique ... prix fixe ...
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2002-12-11 by Austin Franklin
Hi Keith, Thanks for the recommendation! Regards, Austin
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2002-12-11 by pritari <pritari@yahoo.com>
I currently use a CIS (nomorecarts) with Gen4 inks in an Epson 1160 to do all my printing. I d like to do some occasional quadtone B/W printing too. I ve seen
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2002-12-11 by knightmaer35@aol.com
Well, one person s lazy is another s creative option. I m glad the developers didn t think this way. I use the history feature often. And find it a better use
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2002-12-11 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
I just got my first copy of Harald (don t call me Howard) Johnson s new book: Mastering Digital Printing My initial review can be summed up in one word
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2002-12-11 by Stephen A. Tucker <stephentucker@hotmail
... wrote: ... Paul, I d be wary of Lights of America products left un- attended for long periods. I ve had three
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2002-12-11 by Tim Atherton
okay - just dug out an spare tube box - each double tube is supposed to be 2900 lumens according to Phillips and is about 16 long, and the light takes two
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2002-12-11 by Tim Atherton
... Not sure how light measurements work... lumens vs lux? (lumens per sq m?) - anyway, I have a light here with fluorescent tubes that is supposed to give
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2002-12-11 by Jon Zax
The history feature in photoshop makes people lazy and lulls you into a false sense of secruity and is a bad use of resourses. DON T USE IT AT ALL J.Z.
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2002-12-11 by Roderick
... I used to watch a friend of mine paint very large abstracts on canvas with a brush. The canvas was always mounted in a vertical position. So to help
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2002-12-11 by John Vitollo <johnnyv@comcast.net>
... Ben Willmore s book is one of the best - I m surprised it was not mentioned earlier! John V.
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2002-12-11 by John Vitollo <johnnyv@comcast.net>
... Mark, Don t use too much of the Fish-eye juice as the coating will run real easily. In my toy painting job I use 10% of what the instructions mention.
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2002-12-11 by pasajack <pasajack@yahoo.com>
Too subtle or too stupid-it is a fine line... ... was too ... being ... goes ... you ... Polls and ... wish to ... this same ... messages to keep ... header.
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2002-12-11 by Jerry Olson
He couldn t afford condoms? He didn t know what was caused them? He wanted to form his own Bach Band? Ok I give up. Why? Jerry
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2002-12-11 by Mark Tucker <mark@marktucker.com>
... Morrison wrote: Its critical that you have the right one for the ... impossible to ... You are probably right. i have a 15, not a 30. i
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2002-12-11 by Jerry Olson
The only thing that could possibly be worse than modern rock music is modern rap music. I can t imagine anything lower on the scale of unlistenable noise.
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2002-12-11 by Robert Morrison
On 12/11/02 7:52 AM, donbga ... My understanding is that MIS associates is considering carrying them for our market. ... Glass rod
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2002-12-11 by Robert Morrison
On 12/11/02 6:36 AM, Mark Tucker ... What rod do you have? Its critical that you have the right one for the solution that you are
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2002-12-11 by Paul Roark
Don, ... Diversified just was not able to service small accounts profitably. So, MIS has been set up as the retail source. I don t know what their prices or
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2002-12-11 by Bill Agee
I find that Willmore s, Photoshop 7 : Studio Techniques is a very well written book. It doesn t cover everything like Blatner, but it does a very good job
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2002-12-11 by Bill Agee
... Paul, I had some early problems with tackiness when shooting acrylic coatings on photographs...however, I talked with the chemist of the supplier I use
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2002-12-11 by Mark Tucker <mark@marktucker.com>
... selling to ... http://www.industrytech.net/coating_rods.htm
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2002-12-11 by Carl Schofield
On Wednesday, December 11, 2002, at 10:52 AM, donbga ... I tried the screen door spring subsitute for the mayer rod that Stanley described and it worked quite
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2002-12-11 by Bill Agee
... I have been following this with interest...and even posted several times in the past month or two about the virtues of coating with acrylic varnish...I
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2002-12-11 by donbga <dsbryant@mindspring.com>
Robert, ... diameter rod So where can one purchase a mayer rod? Diversified isn t selling to rank and file consumers. Paul Gardner Company sells an 8 inch wood
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2002-12-11 by Mitch Alland
Since my last posting on this subject, I sold my 1160+Piezography to someone from Singapore that was passing through Bangkok. I still have my 1290 for sale. I
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2002-12-11 by Mark Tucker <mark@marktucker.com>
... what they are ... The 505gsm Epson Velvet helps, in that the curl/buckle factor is reduced, due to the weight. But still, the sprayer is VERY hard to get
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2002-12-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: To: Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 2:28 PM Subject: [Digital BW] Re: OTT
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2002-12-11 by colingruk <colin.conway@bstdb.org>
... lamps made ... What a great resource this group is, and many thanks Ernst for giving me the link. I accessed the website and phoned the company. Without
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2002-12-11 by Shire,Stanley
Hydrocote, faux Meyer Rod (screen door spring), Epson HWM, EP1270 , Gen4 pigs Uncoated dMax 1.76 Coated dMax 2.45 Cross-linked whatever, it s amazing! Stan
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2002-12-11 by Robert Morrison
Its called a Mayer rod, darling. :-) Get a #22 with a half inch diameter rod and a big piece of thick glass. Time to get someone to fabricate you a handle for
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2002-12-11 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Well, since I ve played a bit with non-commercial papers as well... Mulberry paper (Kozo paper) is not always the same thing: 1) any paper in which
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2002-12-11 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
Mark; I once spray painted the rear gate and both bumper covers of my minivan with a $20.00 hobbyist s airbrush I bought from TOYS-R-US. It s not angle
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2002-12-11 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Being There ? Keith Just some guy, and founder of the Multiverse s largest EPSON printer User Community (highly recommended by Vogon Poets and MegaDodo
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2002-12-11 by Benjamin C. Pierce
I ve put a lot of effort into getting into PhotoShop lately, and I ve got several books on my shelf now, including Adobe s standard user manual, their
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2002-12-11 by Bruce Kinch
Has anyone had experience using monitor calibration pucks/software with the Apple eMac? Or used it for image processing or for printing? With a 17 flat CRT
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2002-12-11 by fotobob7 <ngpro7@netscape.net>
You can also check out Barry Haynes book Photoshop 7 Artistry. Go to www.barryhaynes.com and check it out. It s all about photo applications in easy to
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2002-12-11 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Jerry, ... Ok, great. Prints went out today. Regards, - cj
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2002-12-11 by Benjamin C. Pierce
Set the non-linear history preference back to false. (I was confused by this a little while ago.) Benjamin
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