Re: Epson 3000 -feeding problems.
2002-09-15 by Bo Wrangborg
Hi, Thanks, I think I got the hang of it. some training and thinking did it! I now have a Epson 3000 plus three 1290 s. The 3000 because size matters! Thanks
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2002-09-15 by Bo Wrangborg
Hi, Thanks, I think I got the hang of it. some training and thinking did it! I now have a Epson 3000 plus three 1290 s. The 3000 because size matters! Thanks
2002-09-15 by Martin Wesley
Alex, I don t think this scanner is going to live up to your expectations. The actual optical resolution is probably no more than 1200 dpi and I have to be
2002-09-15 by Martin Wesley
Bruce, As I recall the 2400 got really bad reviews for giving poor, soft scans. Consider how much time and money will be spent making prints from the scans.
2002-09-15 by Bruce Kinch
Was in local dealer (Microcenter cambridge, MA) the other day and noticed a stack of Epson 2400 (not 2450) scanners, retail of $200. Looks like a budget 2450,
2002-09-15 by Thomas Fors
I ve posted a patch file and instructions on how to download the French version of the 2200 Gray Balancer and then patch it for the English language on my web
2002-09-15 by Austin Franklin
Bruce, I know what a Leaf VOLARE (no i) is, as I ve used one. I know the Volare is not a scanning back, I was referring to MY scanning camera and scanning
2002-09-15 by Ed Araquel
I believe the 3000 is notorious for developing feed problems. I gave up on mine after 2 years of use and bought an Epson 7600. Problem solved. :) e -- Ed
2002-09-15 by Martin Wesley
While I am pretty easy going about how closely messages relate to the group topic of making B&W prints from digital files, the current threads on point and
2002-09-15 by George Hartzell
... I just want to make sure that no one thinks that I m implying that the Better Light folk provide anything less than wonderful at customer support. As Tony
2002-09-15 by Richard Cooke
Robert, If it s not giving away all your secrets - just what makes a good bidder? Thanks, Richard ... same ... In ... the ... your ... and the ... can buy in
2002-09-15 by Richard Cooke
Pardon my ignorance but what exactly does the 32mm extension get you in this situation? I thought that they were used for macro work. Thanks, Richard ... the
2002-09-15 by Mark MacKinnon
... I use a dicomed fieldPro.. just purchased on ebay back a six months.. I use it for copy work- get a 129MB file... it is very slow-- and I have had to work
2002-09-15 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.
FYI, Here is the result with the kevlar tape - no corrections ( except to reduce it to a practical size ). It appears that neutral density strips might work to
2002-09-15 by rsc236
i have a GR-1S. i LOVE it. problem is if it breaks you are SOL. Ricoh exited the film camera business in the US around 3 years ago, and parts and repair
2002-09-15 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.
Hi Dave, I made a mask for the negatives and am scanning them as a Positive. I also found that I greatly improved the quality of a darker negative by covering
2002-09-15 by John Matturri
So it is but no longer easily available. Supposedly because Zeiss decided to stop manufacturing the lens.
2002-09-15 by Douglas Anthony Cooper
... As many have suggested, the Ricoh GR1 is vastly preferable to any of these. On ebay, I see the original GR1 going in mint shape for $250 - $300, which is
2002-09-15 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... YEOW!!! I cancelled orders for six of them just two weeks ago...! PHEW! I m using individual rivets instead... At only $.02 each from MIS, I can t
2002-09-15 by Bo Wrangborg
Hallo, so far I did install the Win 2000 driver in win XP prof! Seems to work! OK! Prints well screen pattern and alignments are very close! But I can only use
2002-09-15 by Stephen Jennings
The Yashica T4 is a great camera. Good choice of functions, and a glass Zeiss lens. I ve been carrying one with me for years, and love it, and I ve given it
2002-09-15 by jim hayes
... Yup. My first one cracked on slight ... Epson ... rivets. ... had ever ... They don t have a very good memory then. I ve gone through about five sets, the
2002-09-15 by Paul Roark
The yellow-position Piezo/FS ink is light. Maybe someone running Piezo or FS could print a purge pattern to be put into the files section so that we d have a
2002-09-15 by Shilesh Jani
The yellow ink position should be the lightest ink, and therefore faint, but easily discernible. Also, you should not use the head clean cycle to purge old
2002-09-15 by J Greer
I ve got this urge several times and I always end up deciding I don t want to spend upwards of $500 on a P&S when that money could be better used in SLR 35mm,
2002-09-15 by Bo Wrangborg
Hi, Thanks Tim! So far all screens ok - Ink and head is OK!! (Jipiee! So far!) (Using the orginal colour carts and ordinary letter size copy paper.) *But* the
2002-09-15 by dgabbe2001
... acquiring the information from these, somewhat grainy and imperfect, but still interesting circa 1900 negatives ??? ... I have an Epson 1600 scanner which
2002-09-15 by Tim Spragens
Hej Bo, Looks like you are asking for (possibly) unnecessary work. If it were I, I d at least try a few nozzle checks to see if I could get the ink flowing.
2002-09-15 by biw3450
Have resently purchased Piezotone WN ink set. Clean heads 20+ times to clear Epson 1280 color inks. When I print head check the yellow position is almost
2002-09-15 by Ken Lee
Have you tried adjusting the scanner settings, or are you just using the default settings ? ... From: B. Alex Pettit Jr. To:
2002-09-15 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.
Well, now that I finally have a good BW printer ( Epson 2000P + MIS FSe ), I set up this Microtek X12USL scanner ($270) and 5x7 transparancy adapter lid
2002-09-15 by Bo Wrangborg
Hallo fellows, I tried on the Epson list but I didn t get it throgh. But thinking of it - the real QUAD/Specialists seems to be in this forum - so I try this
2002-09-15 by Bruce Alexander
Austin You have no concept of what sort of back I am using if your ill informed answer is any thing to go by. It is not a scanning back as you stated but real
2002-09-15 by Martin Wesley
... From: Murray Bulger To: Cc: Sent: Saturday, September 14,
2002-09-15 by smithj72
Here are two cameras you should also consider. Olympus XA http://www.diaxa.com/xa/xastart.htm Ricoh GR1 http://homepage.ntlworld.com/the.leighs/ As far as
2002-09-15 by Paul Roark
Cleavis, ... I hope so. The simple answer is that when the eyedropper in Photoshop reads a patch as 0% -- pure white -- the printer is supposed to put zero ink
2002-09-15 by Murray Bulger
I teach a new digital imaging a photography course. We have moved completely to digital output. We use CFS systems due to the low cost. Color has worked
2002-09-15 by Kevin
Thinking of getting a P&S for family snapshots. Just wondering what people use. After researching on the web few names pop up frequently: Yashica T4/T4 super
2002-09-15 by Cleavis
Paul et al, I was just wondering if there is a reliable relationship between the info box (Photoshop) and the output tone once the curve is applied? If you
2002-09-14 by A. Huntley
Val, One does not need to go into 8-bit mode, at all, if you don t require saving/keeping an image intact with adjustment layers. For many images, I scan my
2002-09-14 by A. Huntley
Andy, Sorry for the length of time getting back...haven t gotten my e-mail in several days. You want a non-buffered board for any photo--B&W or color. The
2002-09-14 by Christopher Williams
Color prints are looking great for me. No problems at all. I ve printed all sizes from 4x6 to 13x19 so far. Very few wasted sheets. Printing on Epson and
2002-09-14 by Paul Roark
Ernst, ... Well, I ll be at 300 hours in the fader -- a good point to see what is happening -- on 9/19. So, we ll know with some certainty what the fade and
2002-09-14 by George Hartzell
... Stephen Johnson (www.sjphoto.com) uses the Better Light Digital backs for all of his landscape work (and the Dicomed before that). He s a friend of mine,
2002-09-14 by grdglass@aol.com
They crack without doing a thing to them. My first one cracked on slight contact with Epson ink (checked out a new printer and removed the Epson carts) and
2002-09-14 by Ernst Dinkla
... inks ... As ... Thank you. Indelible black can be put on the shelf as well then. If I remember it correctly, you will know what Ultrachrome does by the end
2002-09-14 by Paul Roark
Ernst, ... There is a fade test that compares Indelible to MIS FS-K and Gen4-K in the Files section of this forum.
2002-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... This brings up an intriguing idea; convert the image to grayscale right in Photoshop via Convert ot Profile using the special gray profile, so the grays
2002-09-14 by Austin Franklin
Sorry, that was meant to be addressed to Bruce, not Paulo...
2002-09-14 by Austin Franklin
Paulo, ... That certainly hasn t been my experience. I also use a Leaf 6M camera (as well as a 7k scanning back), and I get better B&W (and color) results
2002-09-14 by Ernst Dinkla
So far a lot of black inks have passed the discussion on what delivers the best density reading and stays there when exposed to light. On the 9000 list some