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2010-04-06 by Mike Kirwan
John, I live in Walnut Creek and interested if still available. But would not be able to pick it up until next Monday, would that work for you? Mike Kirwan
2010-04-06 by John Broski
OK, I quit! I have a badly clogged 4800 that needs a new home. Unit is clean and has had relatively low usage. I m an amateur photographer, not a print
2010-04-05 by William
Thank you, Igor, amazing how hard it is to find out this info! Jon
2010-04-05 by faeofavalon
I haven t had any magenta issues with my 2400 and I also got magenta carts within the last month....I would doubt any new color carts would replace ones in
2010-04-05 by donpalino
Remember the Epson X800 printer series will give you a similar message if the black ink mode does not match the cartridge. By mode I mean: The printer is in
2010-04-05 by zz_ir
Thanks for the answers. I figured the vivid magenta was exclusive to the x880 series, but thought I would ask. The strange thing about this is that I have
2010-04-05 by Bob Frost
... No, the vivid magenta ink is only used in the x880 series printers. ... Quite common unless you use up your inks quickly. The pigment particles settle out
2010-04-05 by ClaytonJ
Hello Keith, I m pretty sure the 2400 does not use Vivid Magenta. ... This is very common, happens to me regularly. My theory is that because the 2400 carts
2010-04-04 by paul owen
I m no expert but I m sure that the vivid inkset is only used with the 3880 and 2880?? ... From: zz_ir Subject: [Digital BW] Epson K3
2010-04-04 by zz_ir
Does anyone know if the new vivid magenta inks Epson is advertising have been implemented in all their UltraChrome inksets, such as the K3 set the R2400
2010-04-04 by igor_mountain
Yes, it can, QTR supports both. Igor
2010-04-04 by William
Hi, Can the procedure below be done with a densitometer? So the LINEARIZE= ... data will be in density not LAB? Jon
2010-04-03 by William
Hi all, quick question: I m a long time IJC/OPM user, but I m getting the feeling they aren t going to be supporting future Epson printers (and I d like to
2010-04-03 by Larry Heath
I have got two of the PRO 4000 s, and yes they are prone to clogs, if, left to set for more than about a week without use. I have one that I just recently put
2010-04-03 by photochick57
Hi group, I have some darkroom equipment in excellent condition to sell/and or give away to whomever might be able to use it. Omega D5 4x5 Enlarger w/ Variable
2010-04-03 by pr_roark
... I have never used one, but my impression from this list is that it was more prone to clogs than most printers. I would be sure it gives a perfect nozzle
2010-04-03 by Keith
Hi all, I am thinking of buying a secondhand Epson 4000. Does anyone have any views on this. Is it capable of producing quality monochrome using just the black
2010-04-02 by danielstaver
I haven t had any problems mixing cartridges of different types on the smaller printers I owned previously (2100 and 2400). But this it the first time I own a
2010-04-02 by horstenj
... I m following this thread with great interest as I m about to install my new 4800 with MIS cartridges, so no experience with this setup yet. But experience
2010-04-02 by danielstaver
Thanks! I ll have another go at the menus and see if I find anything to get past the messages. I can live with the warnings and lack of ink status as long as I
2010-04-02 by pr_roark
... Being a pragmatist, I have found it easier to download and buy a copy of QuadToneRip and use the Curve
2010-04-01 by lj_hyder
The ink order is MK LK C LC M LM Y It does make sense though, in getting everything set up the printer went through quite a few cleaning cycles. I think I ll
2010-04-01 by robert49brake
... I m not familiar with the 2200 but if the LC and LM cartridges are next to the MK or PK cartridges Epson typically uses the lighter inks in a
2010-04-01 by lj_hyder
Sorry if this is a stupid question, I ve tried digging around in search to no avail. Being a complete newbie means I probably don t even know what to look
2010-04-01 by horstenj
... I guess I should have added a bit to save you some time. The Neugebauer equations themselves are actually very simple. GIVEN 1) a dot distribution, 2) ink
2010-04-01 by horstenj
The classic theory of density & color blending of printed inks is given by the Neugebauer equations. A Google search will give you plenty of sources. Good
2010-04-01 by Michael King
Paul, I ve had some good success with the Epson Hot Press Bright and HP C6 (no warmer) for some Antarctic snow scenes that just look peculiar on warmer paper
2010-04-01 by Myron Gochnauer
I seem to recall having the invalid ink crtg message with MIS funnel fill cartridges on a 4880. It did not happen with all of the cartridges, but I cannot
2010-04-01 by Patrick Carr
... Yes, it has been a problem for me and I agree with you, seems to be an alignment issue. I finally replaced all Jon s carts (and I m not implying this to be
2010-04-01 by horstenj
... Ha!! Thank you Roy for answering my prayers ;-) ! Joost
2010-04-01 by Ernst Dinkla
... Terry, I m not sure but I guess you want to keep normal color printing on your printer while it can be switched more easily to custom B&W printing too. For
2010-04-01 by danielstaver
Thanks! I still can t get it to work, but at least then I know this is a general problem with these cartridges and not just my printer in particular.
2010-04-01 by Terry Ritz
... That latter is what I m asking about, an ink configuration where neutral grays are substituted for Epson s OEM grays. I believe that the densities are
2010-04-01 by Terry Ritz
I completely agree. There is much to be said for the elegance of a 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 print. I have two portfolios by other artists with images approximately that
2010-03-31 by Patrick Carr
... I have this problem on my 7800 with both Jon Cone s cartridges and to a much lesser degree, MIS cartridges. I ve found that by shimming the cartridges from
2010-03-31 by Pacific New Media
Thanks for the insight on 11x14 and 11x17 sizes. It does make sense - 8x10, 11x14, 12x16, 16x20 frames are easier to find. 11x17 and 13x19 are rare. Now about
2010-03-31 by Terry Ritz
If you make a lot of 8x10 prints, 11x17 is more economical (cut in half), plus you have the option of making larger prints if you want. 13x19 comes at a 30%
2010-03-31 by Pacific New Media
Thanks Jim. That would be the three most popular paper sizes, for letter sized, A3 sized, and 17 inkjet printers. I always wonder why people still use 11x14
2010-03-31 by Richard Sintchak
Thanks Paul. Just ordered a set of 4 frames from them. Nice discount and good way to support aardenburg..... -- Richard S. Albany, CA (San Francisco bay
2010-03-31 by danielstaver
I bought a MIS Funnel Fill MK cartridge for my Epson 4800 but get the error INVALID INK CRTG on the printer panel when I install the catridge. MIS sent me a
2010-03-31 by pr_roark
Frame Destinations is currently sponsoring memberships in Aardenburg Imaging & Archives. See http://www.aardenburg-imaging.com/ I think whatever we can do to
2010-03-31 by Pacific New Media
This is a new endeavor. There are quite a few fine art papers in large sizes and sheets to be converted. Those papers include: Somerset Velvet, Fine Art Matte
2010-03-31 by Mark Savoia
Why has nobody ask what papers he is talking about? Wouldn t you want to know that first? And are his prices competitive. A Google search turned up nothing
2010-03-31 by Platinum Jim
The ones I use most of the time are 17 x22 , 13 x19 and 8 1/2 x11 . Thx. Jim ... From: Pacific New Media To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2010-03-31 by Terry Ritz
The heaviest I ve printed on my 2200 and 3800 are 320 or 330gsm. Terry.
2010-03-31 by Pacific New Media
Indeed a good size. We will definitely consider to convert to 17 roll paper and 17 sheet paper. Other than paper sizes, I also have a question about the
2010-03-31 by Terry Ritz
17x25 facilitates 16x24 prints (e.g. 6x9 format). A lot of my work is in that format. It also cuts nicely in smaller pieces that allow 8x10, 8x12 and also 11
2010-03-31 by Pacific New Media
Interesting size. Never thought about this size. I guess 16x24 will be close enough for this one. 16x20 might be too squareish. Regards, Phil Pacific New Media
2010-03-31 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, not many people supply 17x25 which is a useful size. Richard ... ____________ http://www.richardsmallfield.com [Non-text portions of this message have
2010-03-31 by dlruckus
... Yes.It has an array of tools that offer full control over the printer and ink set for a large number of different printers. ... No. I don t think you would