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Moving house with a CFS system.

2001-10-17 by rrhawks@mac.com

Any tips / experiences on moving house with a CFS system? I have an MIS system on an Epson 980. Do I need to dismantle the entire system before moving.. or

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Need Used Mac Adobe PressReady

2001-10-16 by lon_c@hotmail.com

I need a, very, very, inexpensive used copy of Adobe PressReady (Mac Version) Is there any list member that has outgrown their copy of Adobe PressReady? Adobe

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Robert G. Morrison

Jack...you re hired...you can do the official Inkhaus tour posters! The pays not great...but hey...you get a free coating at every concert. $^) Robert ...

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by JackG

Hi Steadman, Original color machine prints may be purchased for $20 each. This includes the print being sent back to the lab and it is textured and sprayed. It

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Re: [Digital BW] Argh - microbanding

2001-10-16 by Shaun Granleese

My process is as follows: - insanely careful examination of nozzle check pattern and head alignment pattern (using a loupe, bright light and the same paper you

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Steadman Uhlich

Jack, Thanks again for posting details. If every one of your color prints is sprayed (by the lab) and you hate glass, how are the larger prints displayed? I

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by JackG

... Hi Steadman, ... a category all by themselves. This is true, I m trying to relate some things that might apply to both. The standards and practices are

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Steadman Uhlich

Good Morning JackG! Thanks for posting the insights and your experience. Portrait photographs done by commercial portrait studios seem to fall into a category

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Re: [Digital BW] Argh - microbanding

2001-10-16 by Steadman Uhlich

The sticky sheets come with some of the packages of EAM and specifically say that they are intended for only a few of the Epson printer line...as I recall the

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by JackG

Hi Robert, I just woke up I guess, forgot about glass breaking. Because of breakage, do you feel that museum grade plastic would be best? Have you used

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by JackG

Good Morning Steadman, While all of the color prints we sell are coated, it is not for U.V. protection. When we started doing/having this done years ago, the

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Re: [Digital BW] Argh - microbanding

2001-10-16 by Todd Flashner

My alignment is good, but I ve never cleaned the transport mechanism. Do you know how to make the sheet sticky? Did I hear someone say they sprits a sheet of

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Todd Flashner

... No, I look forward to. ... Have you tried coating Torchon? I thought it looked like it had a skin disease coated. At least with the coating I saw. My

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Re: [Digital BW] Argh - microbanding

2001-10-16 by Robert Morrison

I m assuming that you have anally checked your alignment? And its perfect under a loupe. I think I also remember something about keeping the paper transport

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Robert Morrison

... Well you certainly haven t seen my coated prints apparently. My coated prints NEVER look worse than the uncoated ones. With Hahnemuhle papers it is

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Argh - microbanding

2001-10-16 by Todd Flashner

I m getting microbanding from my 1160 with the Epson driver. Is there a cure? Todd

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Todd Flashner

... Some coated prints looked worse than their uncoated counter part-- Those I d want to hide behind glass. ... Those coated prints which looked better than

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Robert Morrison

... Absolutely. I love that velvety surface too...its one of things that really unique about Piezo...I just wish I could have it with the Dmax and luminosity

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Robert Morrison

... UV rays aren t the whole story...particularly with pigments. With dyes UV is the main enemy. ... Glass does not protect the print from air...which is what

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Todd Flashner

... I think it really depends on the quality of the coatings/coator. I was really gung-ho on the coating concept, but none of my tests, nor those I saw from

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Steadman Uhlich

Yeah...I have an opinion on this very subject.... I think the coating idea is a good one for certain effect and certain needs. However, I believe (and it is a

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass Glass Glass

2001-10-16 by Steadman Uhlich

Cleavis, Good Points about how the museums use this stuff. I also liked your comments about sharing the prints like a fine wine. Well put. Affection, care,

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass vs. Coating

2001-10-16 by Robert Morrison

Just did a quick experiment with several coated prints. Put the coated and non-coated prints behind glass (I m afraid it was cheap glass) separated with a 8

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Re: [Digital BW] Glass Glass Glass

2001-10-16 by lyonscox@mindspring.com

I want to completely agree with Steadman in his post on glass...in fact I would like Martin to archive it for reference. The Vermeer show in Washington DC (not

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Re: [Digital BW] Pour Nina et les autres

2001-10-16 by Steadman Uhlich

Jean-Michel, I love it! Thanks for posting (seriously). Now I can paste that on my Carbon Pigment Tirage and really get people s attention. Say...how does one

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Re: [Digital BW] Pour Nina et les autres

2001-10-16 by Jean-Michel Paris

I am new to this list (4 days) and already it seems that, collectively, you have covered nearly all the words contained in the French version of my COA. In any

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For Nina in Paris

2001-10-16 by Steadman Uhlich

Nina, Please send me your email address. Steadman steadmanuhlich@knology.net ... From: ncm To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday,

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Re: Pour Nina

2001-10-16 by John Vitollo

... doesn t have unfortunate connotations in any of them. (g) ... spice things up a bit. ... How about calling our technique: manaj-a-tirage That should do it!

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Pour Nina

2001-10-16 by Steadman Uhlich

Nina, Good point. We definitely need a double entendre or two to spice things up a bit. Steadman ... From: ncm To:

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