Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 (wasVM quad or hex?)
2002-12-04 by Moreno Polloni
... With the Piezo driver and MIS FS inks, the 1280 output is very smooth and very linear. No bumps, no lumps.
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2002-12-04 by Moreno Polloni
... With the Piezo driver and MIS FS inks, the 1280 output is very smooth and very linear. No bumps, no lumps.
2002-12-04 by Frank J Mares
Gary, It stands for Continuous Ink(ing) System. The usually 4 oz bottles of ink can be mated with a cartridge system replacing the standard EPSON cartridges
2002-12-04 by Jerry Olson
Thanks Peter. I see I have to some more study on this program, but on the mac, it doesn t seem to be all that intuitive. Once again, WHY is it so much better
2002-12-04 by Jerry Olson
Thanks Peter, I seem to have missed that tab. Jerry
2002-12-04 by Paul Roark
Peter, ... The warm curve is the most problematic. The problem is that, unlike many/most of the drivers, we can t hold the toner curve (magenta ink spot,
2002-12-04 by Joseph Erbacher
Paul Roark commented that he avoids the 1280 because of a quirk in the dirver and thinks the 1290 is the best? I thought the 1290 was just the model number
2002-12-04 by frankg_photo
can anyone provide links and articles to sites of interest and inspiration to workshop leaders and photography educators ? thanks frank
2002-12-04 by Peter A. Klein
I have a 1280, and I ve seen this bump. Its a place between the dark tones and midtones where a small change of tonality on the screen causes an abrupt
2002-12-04 by zonepeter
... in ... T2500 is ... 2500 ... or ... There ... Jerry, I have a Microtek 2500,which I think is the same as the Duoscan. I have only sampled Vuescan, but it
2002-12-03 by Jason DeFontes
Digital Art Supplies carries Photo Rag and some other papers in 13 rolls. I think I remember hearing that they ve got the gear to cut down rolls in-house, so
2002-12-03 by Jerry Olson
I ve been told a band saw with a blade with no teeth would slit it, but I don t think with my luck I d dare try it. I believe Media Street will slit a roll for
2002-12-03 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Jerry I agree that the interface is not intuitive (especially for Mac users) but Vuescan does have some of the adjustments you are asking for: On the Color
2002-12-03 by Phil Morse
Thanks, Jerry, I thought maybe you had developed a way to cut the rolls down narrower, like 2 ea 12 rolls out of a 24 roll. I suppose it could be done on a
2002-12-03 by Mark Hahn
Really, if something makes a task easier for you it is worth it. For me, with *only* 25+ years of tradition B&W experience ;) the Channel mixer seemed
2002-12-03 by Richard Sintchak
Tuesday, December 3, 2002, 11:40:06 AM, johnmuir.geo wrote: jg I love this group, (and still grieve the demise of the epson-injet jg Leben list.) Is there a
2002-12-03 by Austin Franklin
Steve, The data may be clear , but really doesn t give you much information as to what it really means as related to the actual image. If you look at the
2002-12-03 by frankg_photo
... ... the ... sorry if it didn t come out right - the email is sreid@sover.net
2002-12-03 by Austin Franklin
Stan, What you may perceive as a tiny difference in the histogram, can show up as a significant difference in the actual viewed image. Did you try that?
2002-12-03 by Stephen Kobrin
Stan s data seem clear, but all I can say is that when I scan B&W film as rgb, for some negatives, using the channel mixer to convert to grayscale makes a big
2002-12-03 by Jeff Randall
You could try the archivalcolor group. It is not as large or active as this group, but lots of helpful and knowedgable participants.
2002-12-03 by Jerry Olson
Phil, I have a huge table in my basement, about 30 feet long by 4 feet wide. I built it for mat cutting on half of it, and starting seeds under lights on the
2002-12-03 by Shire,Stanley
Austin: That was the first thing that I did (look at the channels in the histo display) tiny, tiny differences. ... From: Austin Franklin To:
2002-12-03 by johnmuir.geo
I love this group, (and still grieve the demise of the epson-injet Leben list.) Is there a Yahoo group like this one for digital color?
2002-12-03 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Well, I can t compare to the piezo s, that s for someone else... (I don t use the piezo sets, and even if I had a basis for comparison, given my public
2002-12-03 by bgs
For whatever this is worth I will repeat what was just told to me by an Epson authorized service tech. here in NJ. I seem to have lost full use of the cyan
2002-12-03 by Austin Franklin
Stan, You can just scan the B&W negative, in RGB, and bring it into PS and compare the three channels. You can compare RGB using the histogram, as well as
2002-12-03 by Julian Thomas
Do you want the dongle as well... ;-) Julian ... From: photographyworks To: Sent:
2002-12-03 by Shire,Stanley
BW neg scans in color neg mode Quick on-the-fly-between-classes test results 35mm tmax 100 neg Tmax developer The scans were made on an Imacon 848 and a
2002-12-03 by Phil Morse
Jerry, How do you cut a roll down? Need to do this for panoramas. Phil Morse
2002-12-03 by christophlingg
... the ... using the Lyson SG-ink do you get such a dotless image as with the piezography system and/or MIS VM s?? Christoph
2002-12-03 by Jerry Olson
I don t know if it is made in 13 inch rolls. It does come in 24 inch rolls, which I cut down. Jerry
2002-12-03 by Jerry Olson
They are the same exact paper with different names. Jerry
2002-12-03 by Jerry Olson
Bob, my Agfa T2500 is 2500 DPI OPTICAL resolution. I don t see a Full choice. It s Auto, 1250, 600 etc. Also I can t find any way to manipulate the image to
2002-12-03 by Jerry Olson
Quick answer, 1280 prints are smoother, 1160 are sharper. Just barely noticeable in both cases. 1160 can show dots, the 1280 won t. Jerry
2002-12-03 by Mark Hahn
I guess cheap is a relative term, but for me, 8.5x11 EAM and MIS inks already seem cheap . mark ... wondering how ... strips on ... a real ... ...
2002-12-03 by K2 Chittin
Paul Thanks for the detailed explanation. It sounds like the 1160/VM combo has a lot of life in it. K2
2002-12-03 by Paul Roark
... Some can see the blue toner dots in the highlights of the cool and nc curve prints. I don t notice them in normal photo viewing, but can see them in test
2002-12-03 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... I profile with a scanner.. Will be adding a ColorMouse soon.. I ve saved the costs of the software and the time put into setting up profiles several times
2002-12-03 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Well and succinctly put Peter! I use both.. Ther MIS VM s in a 1270.. The Lyson SG s in a 1280.. I use the tool I need based on the color range I need to
2002-12-03 by Austin Franklin
... Hi Andy, The RGB film scanners I ve designed worked that way (in fact, the mix was controllable by the scanner driver, not just canned), and other people I
2002-12-03 by Andy Levin
... I don t doubt you, but can you cite some sources for this statement? Andy
2002-12-03 by Truman Prevatt
I doubt that many here are rich. I will say something though - we are spoiled. Back in my wet darkroom days it would take several pieces of paper and a lot of
2002-12-03 by christophlingg
hello Peter, thanks for your message! i will look into MIS VM inks regards - christoph
2002-12-03 by K2 Chittin
I have the quad set for the 1160. I m wondering if there is anything to be gained by going to a 6 colour printer. Has anyone compared the output side by
2002-12-03 by Keith Cooper
Hello Given the relatively high cost of good paper and ink I was wondering how people go about doing rough proofs for their B/W work? I do test strips on
2002-12-03 by Bob Frost
Jerry, I m not clear about your statement that Vuescan doesn t allow 2500 dpi. You just choose FULL to get max optical resolution on your scanner. Is your
2002-12-03 by photographyworks
Hello! Is everybody out there who is willing to send me a copy of this rip for Epson 7500 printer? Please contact me off the list! Hope it will not be very
2002-12-03 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... If you want to print on glossy paper, the Lyson dye inkset is a good choice. But if you are happy to print on matt finish papers a pigment based inkset can
2002-12-03 by David Townend
Hi listee s, Please can someone explain what (apart from the plastic coloration) is the difference between the boxed 1290 set and the boxed 1290S set (in the
2002-12-03 by christophlingg
Has anyone used both inks?? I am not sure what to get - the print samples I got from the Inkjetmall look really good, but I have not seen any prints made