Re: [Digital BW] D-Max with Ultrachrome Inks - How good?
2002-11-27 by Jerry Olson
I think you have to be using either glossy or lustre paper to get that black. Jerry
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2002-11-27 by Jerry Olson
I think you have to be using either glossy or lustre paper to get that black. Jerry
2002-11-27 by aardvarko
... images? 12x18 works awfully well, and it s pretty easy to get mats at 18x24 with a 12x18 opening. That also avoids the margin issue, although you ll
2002-11-27 by Jerry Olson
Hi Paul, I don t want to mess with a chip resetter. And I see no reason to use ultrachrome inks. I ve heard nothing about them that seems desirable except
2002-11-27 by Glenn Thureson
BTW, Super B EAM at Atlex is $28.56. Sigh.. Glenn ... From: Glenn Thureson To:
2002-11-27 by Glenn Thureson
Peter, I could only find reference to Super B, which has dimensions of 11.69 x 17.32 inches. Still a good deal. Glenn ... From: peter_in_seattle
2002-11-27 by Doug I.
A minor correction to Don s post--my Wacom Graphire DOES allow me to define and use a smaller area of the tablet (driver vers. 4.7.2-2 on Mac OS 9.1). Not that
2002-11-27 by Tim Timmermans
You guys have all been great with your posts and thoughts and suggestions regarding the wacom tablet. My heartfelt thanks go out to all of you on this
2002-11-27 by Tim Timmermans
Anyone have any thoughts on mat cutters? Logan vs Fletcher? Since 13 x 19 is most likely the largest prints I ll be doing do I need a mat cutter larger than
2002-11-27 by Lloyd O'Daniel
Robert, Like you, I prefer the look of the matte and watercolor papers as opposed to the RC glossy and luster type. A matte or wc inkjet print has a look to it
2002-11-27 by Robert
Paul: I m somewhat of a newbie with this. Can you tell me a bit more about the coatings you mentioned? Thanks, Robert ... (acrylic ... higher ... and ...
2002-11-27 by Carl Schofield
If you make 12x18 inch prints on SuperB paper then Light Impressions has precut mats (18x24 inches) that will work for this print size. Actual opening size on
2002-11-27 by Carl Schofield
Paul - Do you have any density readings for the UC matte black on BC Eclipse Satine (with and without your PUR coating)? Carl
2002-11-27 by peter_in_seattle
Does anyone know a source for pre-cut mats for 13x19 (Super B) images? (Incidentally, Epson s specs for the 1160 say the minimum margin is .12 on all sides,
2002-11-27 by Paul Roark
... I just loaded some UC Matte black into my 1160 for testing. On EAM it is slightly darker (density 1.69) than the MIS VM/FS black (1.6), but not as black
2002-11-27 by peter_in_seattle
I m reposting the link to this -- the other link didn t work because Yahoo inserted line breaks. You must use this exact link. If it still doesn t take you to
2002-11-27 by Edward Wiseman
I ve had the original Graphire on Windoze USB for 2 years..My mouse has been gathering dust ever since..Spend some time with your Wacom..I guarantee you
2002-11-27 by Phillip Buzard
Greetings Tim, Keep the Faith Baby , the tablet will become the best thing you ever used with Photoshop. I use a Graphire2. I found that when I first used it,
2002-11-27 by Robert
How rich is the D-Max on a photograph printed from the Epson 2200 supposed to be compared to a true photographic print? I have two identical prints - one made
2002-11-27 by Paul Roark
Jerry, MIS will have UC clones soon. The chipped carts and re-setters are close. Paul ... From: Jerry Olson [mailto:jerryolson@rrv.net] Sent: Wednesday,
2002-11-27 by Jerry Olson
Can t Epson realize that photographers simply don t WANT to use Epson inks only? Price is the main reason, but other people actually like other inks
2002-11-27 by Paul Roark
I think Ernst is correct that the better B&W performance is due to the relatively high percentage of black & light black used. Also, the non-use of the yellow
2002-11-27 by Paul Roark
... I m not sure. I think that the warming of the Gen4 in the black position, however, may be hidden better in the shadows than if it were in the midtones.
2002-11-27 by Andrew Rodney
... It does indeed print with NO Yellow ink when you ask to use the gray profiles (for B&W output). Andrew Rodney [Non-text portions of this message have been
2002-11-27 by Julian Thomas
Well, I ve just seen some 7600 prints using both IP5 and the native driver on premium lustre to die for. Quentin sent me one of his 5x4 negs drum scanned and
2002-11-27 by Mark Tucker
Yes, Ernst, the site is very busy. I only got in once or twice, and only to the 9600 page; the other pages were down, or timed out . If this is in fact true
2002-11-27 by Rick Colson
Does anyone know - is there an equivalent firmware upgrade to use 9500 carts in a 7500? Or, can you just pop them in? Thanks!
2002-11-27 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Rick Colson To: Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 2:20 PM Subject: Re: [Digital
2002-11-27 by Ernst Dinkla
The site is very busy so it is hard to get there. I ve been there once and if I m correct I saw no mention of future tests/results for third party inks. Third
2002-11-27 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: To: Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 3:40 AM Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Wilhelm
2002-11-27 by Ernst Dinkla
... cause more fading and warm shifting. That dye in the midtones would cause them to fade even worse. For the midtones, use a black pigment that has no dye
2002-11-27 by K2 Chittin
Thanks Paul and Keith. It was one of those crazy ideas that pop into your head late at night. :) It seems like the safest route for those wanting deeper
2002-11-27 by sdmey4@aol.com
Epson, as well as others believe that they have created the do it all printer, b&w and color the end to third party game I would have to assume there is
2002-11-27 by Mark Tucker
... x600 printers ... ink in ... years, Not sure ... Steve, I agree with you that the general understanding is that Gorman uses ImagePrint5, but Wilhelm does
2002-11-27 by Steven Karafyllakis
Tim; If you look at all the options in the driver you will find that you can change the behavior of the tablet drastically: you can make it function like a
2002-11-27 by Barry Kelsall
I have had two Wacoms, an ArtPad & an Intuous II, both 4x5. I can t imagine using anything larger; in fact, if they offered a model 3-1/2 x 4 in size I would
2002-11-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... The base stock varies from OEM to OEM.... Viscosities and the solubility of colorants in the carrier differ from manufacturer to manufacturer. Use a
2002-11-27 by Lynne Siler
Tim, Starting with the wacom was a lot like using a laptop for the first time - I never thought I d get the hang of the laptop mouse tablet. But, after a
2002-11-27 by Robert Morrison
I ve been using it with my 7000 since August on a mac...works fine...aside from still waiting for new Piezotone profiles. Robert
2002-11-27 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 11/26/2002 6:34:28 PM Pacific Standard Time, scho@mac.com ... I have read That black and white prints made with IP5 on the x600 printers
2002-11-27 by Bill Giffen
I have been using the 7k for 6-8 months with IP4 then I had a need for a 7600 and color. Now using the 7600 and IP5 and all I can say is wow. Great detail,
2002-11-27 by Carl Schofield
Wilhelm has rated the ultrachrome pigments (9600) on cotton rag papers at approx. 70-80+ years for full color prints and 100 years for B&W prints on the same
2002-11-27 by Paul Roark
... I d use the base stock. In addition to viscosity, there are other things in the mix that help disperse the ink, etc. -- I think. ... Many like the Gen4 K
2002-11-27 by yuccaview
... Tim! This is the best thing going for input. All you have to do is program the area of the tablet you want to use. I use only a 2x2 area approx.for two
2002-11-27 by Linda Jacobs
Tim - I just got the smaller Graphire2. I can tell I m going to like it, but it will take some getting used to. For one thing, I believe I will need to put my
2002-11-27 by Moreno Polloni
... Most people like yourself (and me) will feel more comfortable with the 4x5 tablet, mainly because the range of wrist motion required to use the 4x5 tablet
2002-11-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... It is UP.. I haven t had a chance to actually go in and look.. Busy ansering e-mail and moderating at the moment.. Henry deserves credit for pushing this
2002-11-27 by Andreas Sullivan
hi tim... I m looking for a wacom tablet......is it the intuos 2 tablet..? ( with purple color ??) are you willing to sell it to me ?? Pls mail me back
2002-11-27 by K2 Chittin
It s getting late in this part of the world. So here is an equally dumb question to go with the current state of my brain. MIS sells base stock for mixing
2002-11-27 by Jerry Olson
This is the same paper as Cone Tech Matte, and Glacier from Media Street. Try the Cone Tech Matte profile. Jerry
2002-11-27 by Jerry Olson
If you don t have to draw anything, you d probably be happier with a mouse, but if you do anything in photoshop like retouching, NOTHING beats the wacom