Re: ImagePrint / Windows 98 incompatibiliy???
2002-11-17 by sanfo2003
Before I returned the program (ImagePrint 5) to ColorByte I tried running it thru LPT1 to the 2200 and the results were the same -- the dreaded bluescreen
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2002-11-17 by sanfo2003
Before I returned the program (ImagePrint 5) to ColorByte I tried running it thru LPT1 to the 2200 and the results were the same -- the dreaded bluescreen
2002-11-17 by Shilesh Jani
Truman, Regrettfully, if you want semi-gloss or gloss paper, pigmented gray inks is not the best choice. Some papers print OK, but you have to coat them so
2002-11-17 by Cleavis
If I have a C & D drive...can I/how do I dedicate the D drive to photoshop as a swap file space? Do I benefit from doing this? I can generally follow
2002-11-17 by Tina Manley
... Yea!!! Thank you for the voice of sanity, Mark. Another photographer, Tina Tina Manley, ASMP http://www.tinamanley.com images available from:
2002-11-17 by Dan Honemann
... Thanks, Stan. I ordered a Rotatrim Professional 30 cutter, which should suffice for my purposes. Dan
2002-11-17 by Truman Prevatt
Well I finally got a 1280 and got it up and running with MIS VM hextone ink. I printed a test print on EAM and quickly decided I am not a big fan of mat paper.
2002-11-17 by David Townend
Hello List, Apologies for the basic nature of this question, but I m newish to ink-jet printing. I m having a particular recurring problem, and would
2002-11-16 by Paul Roark
Matthew, ... Yes. The coating is put above the image first, using a syringe. Then the rod is used to push (I actually pull the rod toward me) the coating
2002-11-16 by Paul Roark
Tom, I thought you folks might like to see a sample of a coated print. If you re interested, I ll mail one up -- with an uncoated version of the same print.
2002-11-16 by Steven Karafyllakis
... Lloyd; here s subject near and dear to my heart! Comp USA offers the replacement warranty (they call it a TAP- Technology Assurance Program) and
2002-11-16 by Moreno Polloni
... The 2200 may eventually be a better solution, but you ll have to wait a while. It s still unproven, and the CIS s for it have yet to ship. In the meantime,
2002-11-16 by Matthew Born
First off, I d like to extend a hearty thanks to Paul and others for the wealth of info on coating techniques. Come to think of it, I d like to extend similar
2002-11-16 by Tim Timmermans
... Comp USA(49.95)and Fry s (99.00). I m not positive on the prices but I think that s about right. Tim
2002-11-16 by Robert Adler
Hi Tom, I m a new member of the group here in SF and i WOULD love to attend this Tues. Please e mail me the location. Thanks Rob ... From: Tom O Connell
2002-11-16 by Lloyd O'Daniel
Tim, If you don t mind my asking, who is offering the 2 year replacement deal? I ve never heard of that before. Lloyd ... From: Tim Timmermans
2002-11-16 by Tim Timmermans
I have a 1280 which I plan to dedicate exclusively to b/w using CIS. I plan to get another printer today to dedicate to color also using CIS. question is
2002-11-16 by Tom O'Connell
Just complete the .html extension and you have the correct URL. Tom O Connell ... is being ...
2002-11-16 by Tom O'Connell
Giedrius- I m sure the Canon is a fine printer, but the problem is that most of the work done so far is with Epson printers...curves, piezo plugins etc. My
2002-11-16 by Tom O'Connell
Hi again- Just a reminder...if you are coming to the meeting, I need to know so I can order refreshments and leave your name with the building security. Email
2002-11-16 by Paul Roark
My reading indicates that there will soon be a new super coating that might be useable for print coatings. Today, the state of the art -- standard super-tough
2002-11-16 by Stephen Jennings
Have you tried applying the S curve to a 16-bit file and then printing that with the Piezo software? STEPHEN JENNINGS P h o t o g r a p h e r Cambridge, MA
2002-11-16 by Shire,Stanley
Paul: The flattest man-made product is MDF (medium density fiberboard.) The melamime board is on a standard particle board surface which is not as flat and can
2002-11-16 by Shire,Stanley
Dan: We are using a Rotatrim Technical cutter (50 ) It will make very clean cuts in board as thick as 10 ply. There is a significant difference between the
2002-11-16 by hjswim2@aol.com
... http://www.dpandi.com/newsreviews/reports/tradeshows/photoplus02/photoplus02.h ...
2002-11-16 by Dan Honemann
I m looking for recommendations on a good paper cutter to size sheet photo paper (as thick as 505gm rag). Thanks, Dan
2002-11-16 by Dan Honemann
... Wonderful post. Has anyone used laminating (with a pro machine like the Royal Sovereign and photo film) with good results? Dan
2002-11-16 by Paul Roark
The last time I reported my progress on scaling up to a 16x20, I noted that I had some unevenness, perhaps due, in part, to my less-than-ideal counter top and
2002-11-16 by Glenn
Thanks Harald. MIS have also just released their refill procedure for the 2100/2200. They look like they should have their CFS ready in the next 6 weeks or so.
2002-11-16 by gaberegalbuto
... Many thanks for taking the time out! I hope to give this a try soon.
2002-11-16 by jim hayes
I m going to suggest two possibilities that I really don t have a lot of confidence in...so consider it a shot in the dark to check for, and maybe someone else
2002-11-15 by Euphy
Hallo all, I m using an epson 1290 and have for a while noticed that the magenta channel (and sometimes the cyan) creates a very light random spray around,
2002-11-15 by Paul Roark
I ve had several questions about what I m doing with respect to coating prints. So, below, is a brief description of my procedures and materials. This is
2002-11-15 by gaberegalbuto
I can t seem to find the coating thread referred to lately in Paul s post re: 16x20. I ve searched using several parameters and come up dry on the specific
2002-11-15 by Paul Roark
Ernst, ... That was my thought also. In fact, I think some of the defects I m seeing are likely from the paper. That may be why a couple of sheets of paper
2002-11-15 by Shire,Stanley
Paul: I must have missed this, but where do you get the PUR coating (varnish???) Thanks S. Stan Shire Associate Professor/Department Chair Photographic
2002-11-15 by gaberegalbuto
... I am using MIS in an older Epson 740 with good results. You can find these or better still 880 or even 980 printers on Ebay. No chip hassles to worry
2002-11-15 by Jamie Gannon
Any Beta testers of the new Cone black inks on this list? On the Piezo list Jon has encouraged testimonials by those chosen to Beta test. No comments to date.
2002-11-15 by Paul Roark
Mark, ... I think that your more artistic approach could help make your work more unique. As an old silver printer, I m at least initially inclined in that
2002-11-15 by Robert Morrison
... Mark, in a way you have stacked the cards against you...by using an oil based product that requires 3-4 coats. The processes/products that Paul and I are
2002-11-15 by Ernst Dinkla
... All glass these days is float glass so its flatness is like the flatness of the watersurface in your bathtube without anyone in it. It is unlikely that
2002-11-15 by Paul Roark
Don, ... I ve never done any coating with a glass tube. So, I simply don t know anything about them. Is there a good description & picture of them on the web
2002-11-15 by aitor Peña Inclán
... This link doesn t work aitor
2002-11-15 by hjswim2@aol.com
Glenn: See my report on the PhotoPlus Expo show:
2002-11-15 by Mark Tucker
... with a wire-wound ... Paul, As you know, I ve been the lead cheerleader for this coating thing, waving my pom-poms for you and Robert. I have been coating
2002-11-15 by donbga
Paul, ... wire-wound ... level without ... Why do you use a wire wraped rod? Have you considered using a glass tube? These are commonly used to coat
2002-11-15 by giedrius_va
Hello group, I am currently on the market for a printer to do my B&W work. I have narrowed down to two choices: Epson 895 and Canon S820. I will probably use
2002-11-15 by Tom O'Connell
HI AGAIN- The Bay Area Digital BW printer group will be meeting again next Tuesday night at 6:30 in downtown SF. We ll have an X-Rite 810 densitometer on hand
2002-11-15 by John/Julie Gittins
Paul, You might take a look at 1/4 safety glass. It s very stable stuff. The glass store should be able to round the corners for you, which will make it
2002-11-14 by Andrew Unger
I saw a show at the Factory Photoworks Gallery in the Torpedo Factory, Alexandria, VA by Colleen Spencer Henderson, a member of this group. The show is called
2002-11-14 by Digital Lucida
Thanks, I will get in touch with them. ... -- Glenn McCarter Digital Lucida http://www.digital-lucida.com.au 478 - 480 Rathdowne St Carlton North Vic 3054