Re: [Digital BW] individual ink dots
2002-10-10 by Robert Morrison
... What driver are you using? Epson, PiezoPro, Imageprint? What is the image source, scanned film or digital? Robert
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2002-10-10 by Robert Morrison
... What driver are you using? Epson, PiezoPro, Imageprint? What is the image source, scanned film or digital? Robert
2002-10-10 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 10/9/2002 8:19:16 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... You didn t mention any work flow or if your using the piezo driver? The 7000 will have dots
2002-10-10 by uda123cat
To all, I am a new member to the group and to digital printing. Currently, I am using a pc based system with an epson 7000 and the warm neutral piezotone inks
2002-10-10 by David Wroblewski
For newbies like myself, who are struggling to tame B/W color casts on their 2200 by using Photoshop curve adjustment layers, I d like to suggest a trick that
2002-10-10 by Kip Babington
I ve been making books of photos for the last 22 years, to give as Christmas presents to grandparents, uncles, etc. My images, all B&W, are printed 8x8
2002-10-10 by Carolyn Frayn
... Hi Austin, The defects being interlace? What about shooting video in non-interlaced mode. Each frame is identical (no interlace). 30 frames per second.
2002-10-10 by Austin Franklin
... No Bruce, they are NOT the same thing. They are viewed entirely differently. Take a look at your VCR and freeze frame an image. Moving they look far
2002-10-10 by Andrew Biggs
I spoke with ColorByte a few weeks ago, and they confirmed that the profiling is free. I didn t know about the matte black ink problems, though. I really
2002-10-10 by Bruce
on 10/9/2002 11:34 AM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com at ... Austin, Video and still imaging are exactly the same, the only difference is how
2002-10-10 by Austin Franklin
Claude, ... I know how the Foveon chip is architected... There are differences in the Foveon and film, it s not just like , it s similar . ... It depends on
2002-10-10 by Andrew Cassino
Hi Andrew B, The $500 yearly service contract is not a rumor, it s on the Colorbyte website. The website does NOT mention getting profiles made as part of the
2002-10-10 by Claude
... two pixel ... The new X3 chip has 3 color layers just like film does. The rest have holes in the data. I can t make it any clearer than this. I have been
2002-10-10 by John Luke
The best desktop units are the Imacon line, starting at $5grand. You have to figure how many scans a year you do vs. how much you would pay to Westcoast for
2002-10-10 by Martin Wesley
Douglas, Flatbeds have come a long way in the last few years and I have seen a number of great prints made from flatbeds scans. George DeWoolfe had nice
2002-10-10 by Shilesh Jani
Paul, Thank you. I have played around a little bit. It is amazing how easy it is to get chromatic complexity . It is not the same as PT- Selenium, but rather
2002-10-10 by Paul Roark
Shilesh, ... I think those percentages will get you very close. The various inks do have slightly different absorption and other characteristics, so there
2002-10-10 by thedigitaldog
... Sorry no, I don t do windows.
2002-10-09 by Paulo Baptista
Stephen Johnson (www.sjphoto.com) has published a book called, yes, Making a Digital Book , about the production of another book by himself and fellow
2002-10-09 by Martin Wesley
... From: Albert Wang To: Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 9:17 AM Subject:
2002-10-09 by Andrew Biggs
That is precicely why some people are arguing for purchasing ImagePrint, since they claim to do free profiles for you, if they don t already have one in place.
2002-10-09 by HPA
I did a search on the internet, then called around. One local inkjetter is using Beards, a local frame shop chain. They are making pre-cuts for him for $1.73
2002-10-09 by Luke Granfield
Try Uwe S. at outbackphoto.com. He s just set up shop as a profilemaker and his prices aren t as expensive. I am *really* happy with the profile he did for me
2002-10-09 by Jani, Shilesh
Hello Paul, I am playing around mixing inks to impart different tones to FS inks. I read your posts in the files section on the draft Sepia FS inks, and I
2002-10-09 by chipcarterdc
Thanks for the responses so far. Re: the point about $150 for a custom profile v. the cost of wasted paper and inks -- fair point. However (and correct me if
2002-10-09 by Carl Schofield
... I ve tried HPR using the Photorealistic workflow, matte black ink, and the three available matte media choices in the driver. The Enhanced Matte media
2002-10-09 by Robert Morrison
... is not for use with pigmented inks, try the Ilford Classic Smooth Pearl...that s for pigments. Robert
2002-10-09 by Mark Tucker
... Add up the cost of the wasted paper, plus the wasted ink, plus your wasted time, plus the overal frustration, and then compare that to $150 for a custom
2002-10-09 by Truman Prevatt
So do we have a truth in advertising issue with those that claim to be able to get better resolution that is physically possible? From what I can conclude,
2002-10-09 by Bob Frost
Austin, Both the same on the 1270 according to the manual. Both DC motors and encoders with min res 1/180 . The long plastic strip above the drive band is the
2002-10-09 by chipcarterdc
I ve been reading raves about this Photo Rag paper. Is anyone using it with an Epson 2200? If so, here are my questions: (1) Are you using it WITHOUT a
2002-10-09 by grdglass@aol.com
Andrew Rodney, Have you tested the PC version? Helene ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2002-10-09 by grdglass@aol.com
Depending on your printer, you would use the next largest paper size. So, you would use 13x19 paper and print your image 1/4 inch (or whatever) smaller than
2002-10-09 by Craig Sterling
Jim, I saw something recently regarding a book title ... I think? Digital Book Design or Making Digital Books...something like that. Very nice book on how to
2002-10-09 by Jim Panzer
I am going to try and make a book, or album type thing for my parents. I was going to see if anyone had any information on this? I was looking for info
2002-10-09 by Lawrence Smith
... You are never going to get the same quality from an Epson flatbed as you are from a tango. At least not with today s gear. You re comparing apples and
2002-10-09 by Douglas Anthony Cooper
I haven t looked into this for some time, and since things change weekly, I m wondering whether it is now possible to buy a desktop scanner capable of getting
2002-10-09 by thedigitaldog
... I m not supposed to say I m testing an OSX version... It s taking a bit of time but yes, I was able to print to the 2200 using the B&W mode and the
2002-10-09 by thedigitaldog
... ... wrote: Hi, I have purchase a Lacie 22 monitor and thre is a especial offer for the blue eye calibrator if I buy it with th monitor. I wonder
2002-10-09 by thedigitaldog
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2002-10-09 by Julian Thomas
works fine - straight plug n play replacement. Thats what I used until printer problems so now I m using Randall Julian ... From: humbertjm
2002-10-09 by humbertjm
... over ... comments ... (sundance or ... tried ... John, I was exactly in the same position than you one mounth ago: a 1160 with the PiezographyBW plugin and
2002-10-09 by Austin Franklin
Claude, ... Video and still imaging are ENTIRELY different things. Video can handle the amorphous images it gets from three sensors...and as far as better
2002-10-09 by Tim Atherton
... According to a post on the LF List; 1: Light Impressions, a division of Centis is in Bankruptcy. http://www.centis.com/reorg.asp which isn t to say they
2002-10-09 by frankg_photo
no, it d have to be bigger than the paper size - the mat opening is the paper size ... doesnt ... I
2002-10-09 by Claude
... of the resolution as well as the physical sensor size of the Foveon chip in the released camera. Sensor size mostly helps the signal to noise ratio and
2002-10-09 by cschaible94111
Frank: Light Impressions has them. Chuck
2002-10-09 by aitor Peña Inclán
Thanks for the info, I can buy the blue eye bundle with the monitor for 297 euros, or a CRT only Spyder With Photocal for 179 euros. I doubt.... Aitor
2002-10-09 by Dan Honemann
... Or Washington, DC? Dan
2002-10-09 by Albert Wang
I am presently using an Epson C80 and so far, printing on the Ilford Glossy and Pearl (smooth) papers has been the ideal solution for glossy papers. However, I
2002-10-09 by Stephen Petegorsky
David s point is a good one. Also, the newer Spyder can calibrate a laptop (LCD) if that s something you need.