Re: OT: b&w negative scanning issue
2010-05-11 by hflockwood
... Big SNIP ... Nikon scanners (according to Nikon) apply curves adjustments AFTER, not before, the scan. If your Epson scanner does likewise, then any
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2010-05-11 by hflockwood
... Big SNIP ... Nikon scanners (according to Nikon) apply curves adjustments AFTER, not before, the scan. If your Epson scanner does likewise, then any
2010-05-11 by Iric Siegert
I seem to remember some concern several years ago, when people discovered that their expired cartridges would not work in their printers. The contact chips
2010-05-11 by Paul Grant
Michael, It is not clear from your message if you are scanning as a negative or a positive. I might suggest that you scan as an RGB Positive and leave the
2010-05-11 by Phil
I usually use pigment ink on fine art matte paper. But for some images I prefer the look on glossy paper. But pigment ink on glossy can be wiped out easily.
2010-05-11 by Tony Sleep
... Pretty much, yes. I don t know Epsonscan (despite having a V700, I use Vuescan with it and other scanners). You need to control scanner exposure so that
2010-05-10 by Michael
I hope this isn t too far off topic. I m scanning some 4x5 b&w negs that I m having mixed results with. The problem is with the subject which is low contrast
2010-05-10 by Michael King
That s 6 months after opening - yours are unopened. They also have an expiry date printed on them... not sure why - I think to avoid people keeping asking how
2010-05-10 by James Parker
... Does that mean that those old unopened 4800/7800 PK carts that I ve not used since I bought the printers four years ago are toast? I bought them thinking
2010-05-10 by -= Chris =-
Ummmmm phat phingers! dehumifier = dehumidifier
2010-05-10 by -= Chris =-
Dunno, but free water (as a by product) is available from yout basement dehumifier. Assuming you have a clean catch container to begin with, and cleaned the
2010-05-09 by ascherjim
My interest was piqued by this query, so I thought I had better double-check on the water I am using to mix my Carbon-6 inks (per Paul s formulae). It is in
2010-05-09 by mrjimbo
Joost, I would say you d be safer with Distilled Water for sure.. The issue with demineralized water that is available is that all resin bed filter systems are
2010-05-09 by Bob Frost
... Well, they can t grow in the ice, and if there are any spores floating around your fridge, you can kill them by boiling the melted ice. There will be
2010-05-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... You wouldn t expect bacteria or fungi there? I know we have a clean fridge but I wouldn t trust that source for this application. Cook the demineralised
2010-05-09 by Bob Frost
... You could always use the ice from your fridge/freezer; that has evaporated from the products in the fridge and condensed out on the cooling coils, just
2010-05-09 by Michael King
Hi Joost, I used demineralised for my first small batch without any apparent problems. Though I might use distilled for a bigger batch. Google tells me there
2010-05-09 by horstenj
Much slower than I hoped I m prgressing with transforming my 4800 to a HP-C6 setup. I now run into the unanticipated issue that I have trouble to find the
2010-05-08 by Paul Grant
Paul, The lightroom Curves are similar to that in Camera Raw. Some of the differences are that you can save the Curve in RAW and you save or create a preset
2010-05-08 by pr_roark
... I m downloading the beta LR3 and will look closely at what we can and cannot do with it. The beta expiration is June 30. So, we can experiment with and
2010-05-08 by Paul Grant
In Lightroom 3 you can create customer POINT curves. This will effect density of the complete image. Paul _____ From:
2010-05-08 by Andre Vallejo da Silva
2010-05-07 by C D Tobie
... That reply really addresses 16 bit image editing, not 16 bit printing. I have tested a number of 16 bit export modules over the years, and not seen any
2010-05-07 by Paul Grant
Really depends on how much you are doing in the way of adjustments. Try it both ways and look at the difference in the histograms for both. You will find
2010-05-07 by Bob Frost
... I don t think you need to shake carts in a small Epson - the constant whizzing backwards and forwards while printing does it for you, and the ballbearing
2010-05-07 by Walker Blackwell
In the past what I have done to get rid of annoying air pockets in the port is grab the little cotten-filled plug used to plug the air intake (when
2010-05-07 by Michael King
Jon, I believe Epson instructs the customer to gently shake the desktop cart before installing. Yes and at least the Epson R1900 carts, actually have a
2010-05-07 by piezobw
Shaking is usually done to re-suspend pigment. The carts we sell for large format hold about 350ml of ink. Epson recommends discarding a 220ml cart that has
2010-05-07 by Sylvain
Hi all, As a Gimp user, I m just wondering whether the 16bits (not available on Gimp but only on PS) is really an advantage for B&W pictures. Did any one
2010-05-07 by Bob Frost
Does ... How else is the printer going to get rid of the air that you let into the printhead/cartridge system when you disconnected the cartridge? bob Frost
2010-05-07 by Andrew Sharpe
All this shaking has me wondering. To get at the cartridges in my 1400, I have to use the change ink button. And of course, putting the cartridges back (after
2010-05-06 by John Beeching
Dear All, Thanks for all the advice. I will now gently shake and imagine that I am back in the darkroom! Yours, John ... -- John Beeching
2010-05-06 by Terry Ritz
I m really glad to see a 17 option, but I was really hoping for 17x25. This is a great paper. As Jon says, the sheen is more subtle than Silver Rag. I also
2010-05-06 by pr_roark
... I tried that with my old 7500 and it was not very effective for me. It s great exercise, however. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2010-05-06 by pr_roark
... I also routinely agitate my 7800 MIS carts before turning the printer on if it has sat for any significant length of time. I ve been pleasantly surprised
2010-05-06 by piezobw
The new sizes of Type 5 are now in stock... This is the paper that has similar non-OBA color and effect as Silver Rag, but prints with better detail and has a
2010-05-06 by mojojones2001
Not sure if this applies to your particular cartridges but Inkjetmall has a video that shows how to use the 220ml refillable carts. Towards the end they
2010-05-06 by -= Chris =-
Mark, THANK YOU! We ll try that and see if it helps. I ve been very lucky, and have not had any clogs. But I ve been away for 5 weeks, and I need to fire up
2010-05-06 by C D Tobie
... Run it through a support ticket at Datacolor.com; if its under warranty, they may be willing to replace the device, once they ve gone through all the
2010-05-06 by Mark Savoia
Yes, I have been doing it for years. Yes, like agitation of a dev tank, you do not need to do it much. Epson s claim is that if you print everyday -all day,
2010-05-06 by john
Hi All I am having a problem with my Spyder 3 spectro when reading the darker patches IE 90-100 of a 21step wedge and the 4x21 random step wedge, especially
2010-05-06 by -= Chris =-
Have YOU actually done this? Does it not introduce a bubble into the line? I do understand what you mean, not shake, but gently rock, like in the old days
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2010-05-05 by shileshjani
I have used them in the past for a 4000 and now 4800. No problems. Shilesh
2010-05-05 by Mark Savoia
Yes, shake (roll hand over hand) very gently and preferably not immediately before making a print, let the bubbles settle. How often, depends on how often you
2010-05-05 by John Beeching
Dear All, I have recently replaced my Epson 2100 with a 3880 and am greatly enjoying its possibilities and its more economical cartridges. Whilst one shakes
2010-05-05 by mojojones2001
Anyone tried the inkjetcarts for wide format? They look the same as the ones Cone & MIS are offering now. I ve got to surmise that they are sourcing them
2010-05-05 by shileshjani
This is a sound approach. Now if OEM LK and LLK were not so low in the Lab a value, I would not consider using any 3rd party inks. The IS LK and LLK
2010-05-05 by mojojones2001
Thanks All, I guess I ll go with one of the full price options, even though my impetus is always to go cheap. ;-) Thanks again, J.
2010-05-05 by pr_roark
... As is most of MIS ink. But IS may have more than one type of ink. ... I doubt there is any replacement inkset that has equally good colors and grays that
2010-05-05 by Walker Blackwell
I would not recommend ConeColor for ABW. While the ConeColor ink is built to replicate OEM, it does not have the same underprint hue and is not exactly a