7500 v. 7600 for B&W
2002-11-24 by Paul Roark
It may be time for me to move on to a 24 printer. It will be for B&W printing only. So, the color ink issues are not of much concern to me. The question
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2002-11-24 by Paul Roark
It may be time for me to move on to a 24 printer. It will be for B&W printing only. So, the color ink issues are not of much concern to me. The question
2002-11-24 by peter_in_seattle
Anybody here using Mac OS X? If so, please excuse my beginner s ignorance... In general, I m fairly confused about color management as relates to workflow. I m
2002-11-24 by Miguel Angel Aleman
Hello Richard and David (and others) I also posted my UltraChrome Issues and Concerns note at the Epson 9000 Forum where, with the exception of a few
2002-11-23 by Jerry Olson
I have version 6.0, and it s great. I m sure 7 will be even better. Jerry
2002-11-23 by Jerry Olson
You knew this was coming, right? What s a poppet valve? Jerry
2002-11-23 by Murray Zaharia
I should have said that the brand name of tubing is Tygon and it is made by Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics.
2002-11-23 by Murray Zaharia
I agree. I made my own on 3 Epson 1270s with MIS parts and Epson carts with poppets. No problems. The only thing I changed is the way the lines come off of the
2002-11-23 by penland.walpen@mindspring.com
what IS your offline email address? jno
2002-11-23 by Bo Wrangborg
Hallo, only if you clean Epson carts - you will have poppet valves! I have three own built 1290 CIS - I only bought the parts from MIS. On one of them I used
2002-11-23 by K2 Chittin
Hi all Does anyone know if carts in a No More Carts CIS or an MIS CFS for the 1270/80/90 contain poppet valves similar to Epson carts. My understanding is
2002-11-23 by patricia ternahan
yes, yes, and YES!!! t ... Patricia Ternahan Gentle Lens Photography www.gentlelens.com http://www.familyofman2.com/ [Non-text portions of this message have
2002-11-23 by Jerry Olson
They print identically. Use whichever one you like best. Jerry
2002-11-23 by Jerry Olson
Hi Clayton, Paul Roark s curves are designed to virtually eliminate the dots in the 1160, so if you use them, you ll get great prints from it. Dots don t show
2002-11-23 by jeffleeg8
Jim: Thanks, I ll try the MIS. It will be interesting to compare it to the Black only, Lab color 16 bit, 2880 prints. Jeff
2002-11-23 by PhotoWorkshops Partnership
on 23/11/02 1:04 pm, Tim Timmermans at ... Tim I used to recommend the PS 6.0 version of this book to participants on my Digital Fundamentals course for
2002-11-23 by Bruce Kinch
Got a new B&H catalog yesterday and noted several items of interest. They sell Hahnemuhle papers (under ANW Crestwood banner). For comparison, HPR 308 is
2002-11-23 by Bruce Kinch
Cross-posted from the Piezo list: Yesterday I had a chance to try Peter Baumbach s adjustment curve for PiezoTone Warm Neutral inks (original black), printing
2002-11-23 by Sam A. McCandless
Martin Evening s Photoshop book seemed very good to me too. But it did not seem to me to add as much to Real World Photoshop 6 as RWPS 6 added to it. The
2002-11-23 by Anton Young
Hi All- I make my own holiday cards each year with one of my photographs. Last year I got together a holiday card exchange on the piezo list with other people
2002-11-23 by Ernst Dinkla
... A bit early for that but I ll try. I got the idea from this list as some seem to use it in the USA. ... It will be nearly impossible to get that working
2002-11-23 by Stephen Petegorsky
Peter - I use the 188 gm weight PhotoRag in an 1160 all the time and find it good in the smaller sizes that this printer takes. It s really a matter of
2002-11-23 by Ton Guiking
... Now we re at it, what is considered to be a good *introduction* to Photoshop? Having 6.0 installed at the moment, but maybe upgrading to 7.0 if necessary.
2002-11-23 by PhotoWorkshops Partnership
on 23/11/02 12:01 am, Richard Prull at ... I too have been using a 2100 (UK designation for 2200) for a few weeks and would also agree with Miguel Aleman s
2002-11-23 by David Townend
I ve found Martin Evenings Book a crucial reference, and should be very highly recommended, along with Real World PhotoShop 7 - Blatner Fraser . Regs, David
2002-11-23 by Bill Agee
... Mark, As an alternative thought, why not let anybody on this list put up one photo and give them a chance to change several times a year...This way we can
2002-11-23 by peter_in_seattle
Which weight of the Satine? For that matter, which weight of Hahnemule Photo Rag works well for people using the 1160? Peter
2002-11-23 by Tom
the list says 2166 members x 20 images = 43320 images x 120k = over 5 gigs! that will be quite a socialist experiment. so if just under 20% are interested,
2002-11-23 by jim hayes
... I never used cleaning carts on the 1280 as they are needed only for some inksets. MIS inks you don t need cleaning carts when switching. PT and what-Lyson
2002-11-23 by jeffleeg8
Hi: One thing that I do is work in 16 Bit (48 bit) color until I have my color correction perfect for a Color print. Then change to 16 bit mono and mainly work
2002-11-23 by jeffleeg8
Hi: I have a one printer (1280) setup and don t see getting another printer too soon. But I would like to print B&W about once or twice a month. How much ink
2002-11-23 by Paul Roark
I finally was able to try a some Epson Smooth Fine Art roll paper in my 3000. The good news is that the roll version is only 225 g, so it feeds fine. The bad
2002-11-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Tim, ... more ... I have the 6.0 version and it is excellent. I can t compare it to other books, but it is truly aimed at the photographer and I doubt
2002-11-23 by Clayton Jones
... Oops! Should have read all the messages first...sigh. Anyway, my 870 is similar to the 1280 except that it only goes up to 1440 output, and results are
2002-11-23 by Clayton Jones
... Thanks for clarifying that. I ve been wondering about it because a couple of 1160 users have reported that their BO prints looked grainy, but that has not
2002-11-23 by Tom O'Connell
Hi again- Got all the November prints off today (even yours to Brazil, Andre). So it s time for the JANUARY sign up: * Limited to first 15 plus 3 alternates *
2002-11-23 by Mark Tucker
... My desire with this site is to provide some server space to members of this list who might not have a place to show their images. I have no idea how it
2002-11-23 by Tom O'Connell
Jerry- I definitely think that s best... You can set it up online so you can print your own labels from an address book you create and it makes the whole thing
2002-11-23 by Tom O'Connell
tim- There is a very friendly group over at about.com in the graphics area. The members aren t nearly as sophisticated as here, but it is moderated and Sue
2002-11-23 by Andreas Sullivan
hey Mark, If you need help designing the web...you can contact me back... And BTW, check out my photography site: www.andreassullivan.com fill out the
2002-11-23 by Andreas Sullivan
Hi there... I have checked out the book, and found it pretty nice and understandable. I m a designer, and I can use photoshop fluently (it s become part of my
2002-11-23 by Tim Timmermans
Is anyone here familiar with the book Photoshop 7.0 for Photographers by Martin Evening? Has it proved to be more valuable, interesting, or easier to
2002-11-23 by penland.walpen@mindspring.com
this is the other one
2002-11-23 by Bob_Michaels
I just started printing digitally a few weeks ago. I ve just been printing using the black ink only on my new 1280 on Epson Heavyweight Matte. I m still
2002-11-23 by David Townend
Hi Tim, Have you tried the list Prodig ? http://www.evening.demon.co.uk/prodig.html Although its not dealing purely in Photoshop issues, I am learning so much
2002-11-22 by Jerry Olson
And a lot of people aren t NEARLy as picky as me about dots. I gotta get over that. Jerry
2002-11-22 by peter_in_seattle
Hmm Jerry, maybe it s the 1280 s ability to print at 2880 dpi that makes the difference. Are there any Epson engineers lurking on this list who can clear this
2002-11-22 by Jerry Olson
Peter, I don t know the answer, but the 1280 has much smaller dots in light areas than the 1280 at 1440. At 2880 you d have to use a loupe to see any dots at
2002-11-22 by peter_in_seattle
Jerry, I was prepared to get all depressed about the 1160 having a 6-picoliter droplet size (even though I m not exactly sure how big a picoliter is, other
2002-11-22 by bgs
Epson says 4 picoliters!....or as small as 4 picoliters.....bgs ... From: Jerry Olson To:
2002-11-22 by Alan Zinn
... not trials . If ... printmaking ... worldprintmakers.com ... Diana, Thanks for URL! Now we learn something - post it on the fridge. I know printers, who