Re: [Digital BW] CFS for Epson 2100/2200?
2002-11-14 by Jerry Olson
Media street has one. Jerry
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Re: [Digital BW] CFS for Epson 2100/2200?
2002-11-14 by Jerry Olson
Yes. Media street has one for the 2200. Jerry
Coating -- 16x20s
2002-11-14 by Paul Roark
This morning I coated my first Eclipse 16x20 (17x22 paper) with a wire-wound rod and polyurethane. The process appears to scale-up to this level without too
Re: CFS for Epson 2100/2200?
2002-11-14 by thronxx
MediaStreet had one they were working on I believe at the NYC Javitz Expo. Jeffrey ... concentrating long ... developed for ... ones be
RE: [Digital BW] CFS for Epson 2100/2200?
2002-11-14 by Andrew Biggs
Glenn- I am pasting a message from the Epson2000P yahoo group below. I hope this helps. -Andy Yes, I spoke w/Norm too... for all I know you were there next to
CFS for Epson 2100/2200?
2002-11-14 by Digital Lucida
Forgive my ignorance on this topic but I m having trouble concentrating long enough to figure it out... Does anyone know if a CFS, from MIS or anyone else, is
RE: [Digital BW] FS Chocolate color
2002-11-14 by Paul Roark
Reinier, For a draft FS-Sepia formula, see the Files section: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/files/Ink%20Sets/ MIS/MIS%20FS/ (If
Epson 3000 and WinXP
2002-11-13 by A. Huntley
Hi All, Are any of you Epson 3000 owners out there using this printer under WinXP? If so, are you using the OS-native driver? Results? Problems? Also, I cannot
Transparencies using the 2200
2002-11-13 by alanjrubin
I would like to make digital negatives using the Epson 2200. Has anyone done this? What is a good source of transparencies to be used to make negatives? Any
RE: [Digital BW] RE: post process coated prints
2002-11-13 by Paul Roark
Steve, The post-print coatings that we are using stay quite flexible, although different coatings will have different degrees of flexibility. They can be
RE: [Digital BW] MIS FS & VM black: Identical?
2002-11-13 by Paul Roark
Peter, The FS-N midtones are different from the FS midtones. The FS-N midtones are neutral/cool and non-warming (on EAM, papers react differently). Paul
Re: [Digital BW] Warm and warming inks (was BO printing...)
2002-11-13 by Clayton Jones
... For someone who is actively selling prints would it not be prudent to make prints in advance and let them cure under light before sending them out? And
RE: post process coated prints
2002-11-13 by Stephen A. Tucker
Question for Paul Roark - and others who apply a post process coating to their ink jet prints - Do your coated prints become stiff and tend to crack? Or do
Re: [Digital BW] MIS FS & VM black: Identical?
2002-11-13 by peter_in_seattle
Thanks Paul. What about the FS-N ink -- that s different, right?
Re: [Digital BW] MIS FS & VM black: Identical?
2002-11-13 by peter_in_seattle
Thanks Paul. What about the FS-N ink -- that s different, right?
Re: [Digital BW] OT -- filing scanner neg carrier
2002-11-13 by knightmaer35@aol.com
No, haven t filed the neg carrier on the scanner. But have scanned a silver print with sloppy border and used that as a mask to border other images in
FS Chocolate color
2002-11-13 by R van der Ryst
Sometime in the first part of March 2002 Martin mentioned chocolate toned FS. I don t know if he was joking, but I am *really* interested in a more brown color
Re: Alternatives for more satisfying blacks with Ultrachrome
2002-11-13 by Mitch Alland
For: Mark Tucker ... What glossy-type papers do you tried, and what would you recommend? I have to order some paper to take with me to
RE: [Digital BW] MIS FS & VM black: Identical?
2002-11-13 by Paul Roark
Peter, Unless things have changed -- and I doubt it -- the MIS FS and VM blacks are the same ink. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com ... From: peter_in_seattle
[Digital BW] Warm and warming inks (was BO printing...)
2002-11-13 by Paul Roark
Peter, ... make ... It s what I d call medium warm. It s less warm than the original PiezoBW, and slightly warmer than a cool/neutral silver print. I ve
OT -- filing scanner neg carrier
2002-11-13 by Chris Hargens
I m very happy with the results of my SprintScan 4000; however, I sometimes would like to scan a bit beyond the whole frame, getting results equivalent to
RE: [Digital BW] scanners
2002-11-13 by Jonah, Jim
I see a lot of people suggesting the Canon. When I researched this a while back, a lot of the reviewers rated the Nikon Scanners the best. Including, to Canons
[Digital BW] Re: ImagePrint / Windows 98 incompatibiliy???
2002-11-13 by jim hayes
... All my ... appropriate ... I agree- this is most confusing. You would think my info is first hand , as I got it direct from Colorbyte, yet the story
Re: [Digital BW] scanners
2002-11-13 by Christopher Williams
According to last month s mail, Nikon or Canon will not repair any gray market products. Chris New Orleans ... From: knightmaer35@aol.com To:
Re: [Digital BW] scanners
2002-11-13 by knightmaer35@aol.com
In a message dated 11/11/02 7:58:22 PM Pacific Standard Time, ... Are you sure about that? They will honor the warranty on their cameras, regardless of whether
RE: [Digital BW] CANON FS4000
2002-11-13 by Ton Guiking
... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint If you wish to receive no emails or just a daily digest, or you wish to unsubscribe, please edit
RE: [Digital BW] CANON FS4000
2002-11-13 by Ton Guiking
BTW, another offer is attractive at another place: Polaroid Sprintscan 120 Filmscanner euro/$ 1795,- excl. VAT. But beyond my budget... FWIW, Ton Guiking
RE: [Digital BW] CANON FS4000
2002-11-13 by Ton Guiking
Usually photographic equipment is way cheaper in the US, compared to Europe. For instance, digital still camera s are about TWICE as expensive here. This Canon
Warm and warming inks (was BO printing...)
2002-11-13 by peter_in_seattle
... make ... Having never seen the FS and FS-N inksets side-by-side, what I m wondering is exactly how warm the FS inkset is -- both initially following
MIS FS & VM black: Identical?
2002-11-13 by peter_in_seattle
Does anyone know for sure -- are the black inks used with the MIS FS and VM inksets identical? I called MIS and they said they re different, but I thought I d
Re: [Digital BW] CANON FS4000
2002-11-13 by Tim Timmermans
... have to check at work for a actual release. ... That usually means something else is coming. I m sure the Canon rebate will not be far off. ... Thanks
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Alternatives for more satisfying blacks with Ultrachrome
2002-11-13 by Carolyn Frayn
... only double Mark? ... your quest is never ending... Carolyn
Re: [Digital BW] Alternatives for more satisfying blacks with Ultrachrome
2002-11-13 by Carolyn Frayn
... People print to pictorio, or have their digital file output to film recorders, or to imagesetters, even lightjet.
Re: Alternatives for more satisfying blacks with Ultrachrome
2002-11-13 by Mark Tucker
... Rag and am ... ========== Mitch, Forget #2. If you have anxiety now, just add that to the mix and it ll put you over the edge. Huge amounts of
Re: [Digital BW] CANON FS4000
2002-11-13 by Christopher Williams
Tim, I think the CanoScan 4000 was released in April of 2001. I ll have to check at work for a actual release. Nikon now has rebates on their 2700, 4000 and
Re: MIS fade data
2002-11-13 by PhotoBike@aol.com
... Thanks Robert for your straight answer. ... Okay Paul. I know how hard that was for you. I ve done some back-reading. ;) Your use of the words excellent
Alternatives for more satisfying blacks with Ultrachrome
2002-11-13 by Mitch Alland
I ve been printing with Piezography inks on an 1160 on Photo Rag and am still deciding whether to switch to a 7600, and want to get the deepest, richest blacks
Re: [Digital BW] Re: ImagePrint / Windows 98 incompatibiliy???
2002-11-13 by winddancing
Jim, please understand, I am only piecing this together myself. All my information is second hand (not third, forth etc.). It would be appropriate for IP5
Re: Dual sided paper for 2200
2002-11-13 by jim hayes
I had some sample prints done on Eclipse BW satine 190 gsm by TSS photo on an 7600. As an added free bonus they duplicated the images using photo black ink
[Digital BW] Re: ImagePrint / Windows 98 incompatibiliy???
2002-11-13 by jim hayes
... Andrew ... share it ... Thank you for clearing that up. I called Colorbyte back, this time I didn t get Eileena but another person on the phone who
Rotate image in Photoshop or Epson driver?
2002-11-13 by thronxx
Hi all, If I have a horizontal file that needs to be rotated to print correctly, is it better to rotate it in Photoshop and print or rotate it in the print
Re: [Digital BW] MIS Fade Data
2002-11-13 by Robert Morrison
... Well EAM drops to 1.42 from about 1.73. Other papers that don t do as well with Matte black don t drop as much. Somerset Enchanced gets about 1.48 with
Re: [Digital BW] Are these dots normal??? (using piezography)
2002-11-13 by Bruce Kinch
... Snip ... I have noticed something similar in reprinting images (and ramps) with the PiezoTone WN inks that I had previously done with the original Piezo
Re: [Digital BW] scanners
2002-11-13 by Bob_Michaels
Ton: I bought a Minolta Dual Scan II for around $280, an Espon 1280 for around $370 (after $100 rebate) got Photoshop LE free with the scanner and Photoshop
Re: Are these dots normal??? (using piezography)
2002-11-12 by Jeff Randall
Mark: Based on the 1160 RGB Partitioned Epson driver workflow for the MIS FS inkset (which is equal to the original PiezoBW inkset), the dark gray ink should
CANON FS4000
2002-11-12 by Tim Timmermans
Anybody know if Canon is coming out with a newer model of this? Anyone know when this one was first introduced? Thanks, Tim www.timtimmermans.com
RE: [Digital BW] Are these dots normal??? (using piezography)
2002-11-12 by Paul Roark
Mark, The dots at 55% are probably the cyan ink starting. No inkjet output that I ve seen is dotless under magnification. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com ...
Are these dots normal??? (using piezography)
2002-11-12 by markaronica
Below is a recent message that I posted to the Piezography support group. Interestingly, I wasn t able to get any confirmation about whether my results using
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Coatings -- ...
2002-11-12 by Paul Roark
Andy, I don t recommend sprays except to slightly increase resistance to physical abrasion. For deeper blacks, use a wire-wound rod to apply the coating.
Re: Coatings -- High Solids Aliphatic Polyurethane search
2002-11-12 by akivisuals
Paul, Just wondering what the brand name of the spray you use is and where you can get it. Is there an online resource that you buy it from? I d like to try