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Re: Smooth uncoated paper?

2002-10-17 by Steven Karafyllakis

Paul; DOTWORKS makes a smooth acid-free 100% cotton paper that has the same surface as Photorag. It s called Nature Jet uncoated, 15ml (I think they make a

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Re: [Digital BW] Flat Panel Calibration

2002-10-17 by Bob Frost

Martin & Cleavis, David Tobie is very enthusiastic about Apple Cinema displays. I ve just bought a Formac Gallery 20 flat panel display (DVI version) to work

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spectratones

2002-10-17 by Julian Thomas

has anyone seen or used Lincoln inks spectratones? Any comments? Julian

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Re: [Digital BW] Flat Panel Calibration

2002-10-17 by James Downs

Hello Cleavis: I have used the ProveIt software and the spyder from IJM to calibrate my LCD iMac screen and I do get out my two printers, an Epson 870 and a

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CMYK curves

2002-10-17 by gaberegalbuto

Here s one for you piezo gurus out there... I ve just started with quads, working on my epson 740 with MIS FS and the curves so graciously contributed by David

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Re: MIS-VM "Microbanding"

2002-10-17 by Mitch Alland

To: Jon Cone ... Are the larger Epson printers, particularly the 7600, more reliable in this respect? --Mitch/Paris

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Re: Smooth uncoated paper?

2002-10-17 by sceptre12345

Jerry, Remember Arches Bright Whites 140lb ? Do you still have prints made on this watercolor paper ? If so, how are they holding up in term of inkfastness ?

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Re: [Digital BW] Flat Panel Calibration

2002-10-17 by Martin Wesley

Cleavis, I don t have a flat panel but I know that ColorVision makes a spyder and software, OptiCAL, that works with both flat panel and CRT s. Works well on

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Flat Panel Calibration

2002-10-17 by Cleavis

I ve been wondering if anyone one has successfully calibrated a flat panel monitor for working with their digital output?

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Re: [Digital BW] Smooth uncoated paper?

2002-10-17 by Jerry Olson

I have seen Jerry Nevins s prints on Stonehenge paper, and they are quite nice. It will take a bit of tweaking the settings, but I m sure you can get great

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Re: [Digital BW] Smooth uncoated paper?

2002-10-17 by Robert Morrison

Right, I just did a similar thing...but I (and Antonis) agree that the Somerset Velvet texture doesn t look great coated. You might try Arches Hot Press 90...I

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Re: [Digital BW] Smooth uncoated paper?

2002-10-16 by penland.walpen@mindspring.com

stonehenge is smooth and not too dear and cotton and i am fairly sure? uncoated (easy to find the particulars online) (artpapers.com) i plan to try it in

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Smooth uncoated paper?

2002-10-16 by Paul Roark

Does anyone know if there is a smooth, uncoated paper? Perhaps one of the Arches cold or hot press papers? The reason I ask is that Somerset Velvet hits a

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Preservation of Inkjet Hardcopies

2002-10-16 by Paul Roark

I just read a paper entitled, Preservation of Ink Jet Hardcopies, (M. Jurgens, 1999 http://www.knaw.nl/ecpa/PUBL/InkJ-300.pdf ) that has a number of

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RE: [Digital BW] Is there a difference?

2002-10-16 by Austin Franklin

... I have NEVER, EVER, ONCE disagreed that digital printing produce better (in many respects) prints than darkroom prints. I have NEVER argued that point

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RE: [Digital BW] Is there a difference?

2002-10-16 by Austin Franklin

Jerry, ... We are talking about, and I have CLEARLY stated, this discussion is about one shot full frame sensors. ... Again, that s simply not possible. The

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RE: [Digital BW] Is there a difference?

2002-10-16 by Austin Franklin

Hi Jerry, ... Nope, if my experiences don t correlate with the numbers, you wouldn t see me throwing them out... ... Absolutely! I have NEVER questioned that

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Re: [Digital BW] Is there a difference?

2002-10-16 by Jerry Olson

... Yes, it can. ... Look at the final prints. Scanning backs are doing it all the time, regardless of what the numbers say, there is more information on the

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Re: [Digital BW] Is there a difference?

2002-10-16 by Jerry Olson

Austin, I think our disagreements mainly stem from the fact that neither one of us knows what he s talking about. We need to both get on the same side of the

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Re: [Digital BW] ready to buy a printer

2002-10-16 by Jerry Olson

Truman, the minute you or I buy another 1280 it will be disontinued, usually within 3 weeks in my case. But the 2200, no matter how good it is, still is VERY

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Re: [Digital BW] Is there a difference?

2002-10-16 by Jerry Olson

Gentlemen! One simply does NOT win a debate or an argument involving technical things with Austin. It has never been done on this list, and never will be. He

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Re: [Digital BW] Is there a difference?

2002-10-16 by Jerry Olson

Hi Clayton, What you say below, is exactly my point, that Austin seems incapable of understanding. There is no question whatsoever that you can get a better

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Re: Picture Window Pro

2002-10-16 by Jeff Randall

Picture Window Pro 3.1 can read PhotoShop .acv and .amp curve files (thanks to Jonathan Sachs who added the feature within hours of the first user s request),

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RE: [Digital BW] Is there a difference?

2002-10-16 by Austin Franklin

Jim, ... I am sure Jerry s prints are fantastic, and I have never said otherwise! ... Absolutely, but when people make claims that simply go against not only

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RE: [Digital BW] Is there a difference?

2002-10-16 by Austin Franklin

Hi Tony, ... Ah, my apologies! But none the less, an inkjet CAN print 12 stops (of image range), just compressed into it s limited gamut ;-) ... Sorry,

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Re: Picture Window Pro

2002-10-16 by sceptre12345

Jeff Randall has written curves for Picture Windows for printing with a b&w quad inkset. http://www.inksupply.com/html/mis_fs_1160_pc_randall_e_workflow.pdf

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ready to buy a printer

2002-10-16 by Truman Prevatt

I ve finally decided to get off my duff and buy a printer. I ve been waiting to see how the 2200 evolved. What I ve decided is an Epson 1280 staring off with

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Re: [Digital BW] Is there a difference?

2002-10-16 by Tony Terlecki

... Who said they were? Certainly not me. Austin my comments were not aimed at you but were a response to hogarth1 s post. He said an inkjet print can easily

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Picture Window Pro

2002-10-16 by yonci2000

i am testing Picture Window Pro 3.1 with my epson2200 to print black & white prints. anyone with experience doing this? is there an all black ink option for

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Re: [Digital BW] book or album???

2002-10-16 by Peter Marquis-Kyle

Alessandro Pardi wrote ... There are small hand-operated desktop machines that punch a line of holes in the edge of the sheet, then crimp a wire comb. I have

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Re: MIS-VM "Microbanding"

2002-10-16 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.

Hello Jon, What an outstanding treatise on printer problems ! I have copied this for future reference. I agree, a piezo printer is a highly complex balanced

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RE: [Digital BW] book or album???

2002-10-16 by Alessandro Pardi

Hi Kip, thanks for your answer. I think you re right, wire spirals are made in a different way that probably requires huge machines. Given that my idea was to

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