Refilling Epson Cartridges, my experiences
2009-03-01 by br80906
OK, I guess it s my turn to share what I discovered to success in my Epson 1800. I now have 8 Epson printers running, and after weeks of frustration with the
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HP PK with glop
2009-03-01 by Randy Rancier
Paul, I just mixed the HP PK with glop about 25/75 ratio. After some purge patterns and several cleaning cycles it appears that they are printing smooth.
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-03-01 by br80906
... It doesn t bother me at all...I ve learned a ton of information from people who happen to be maybe making a buck by being innovative in their lives, as I
Re: [Digital BW] Re: want digital b&w paper similar to Ilford MGIVFB & AlphaMat Spanish White mat
2009-03-01 by Tom Baker
Yep. It s really to bad we have to use matt boards that ruin the looks of really nice papers. Tom Baker ... From: pr_roark Subject:
Re: want digital b&w paper similar to Ilford MGIVFB & AlphaMat Spanish White mat
2009-03-01 by pr_roark
... See http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/R1800-No-OBA-Paper.pdf for some non-OBA paper information. Lasal and Kayenta are both cold, brightened papers. No
Re: want digital b&w paper similar to Ilford MGIVFB & AlphaMat Spanish White mat
2009-02-28 by Paul Whiting
Hmmm, make that Spanish White in the subject line. I thought I was within the word limit, but apparently not.
OT: Google Books
2009-02-28 by Greg
So I ve been researching learning material for a semi related topic and discovered Google Books. They have many old public domain books available for free
want digital b&w paper similar to Ilford MGIVFB & AlphaMat Spanish White mat
2009-02-28 by Paul Whiting
This may be an apples and oranges topic, and probably not possible - I accept the fact, and am happy, that these two worlds are different. But I d like to know
Re:Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-28 by Seth Rossman
The question now is how archival are they compared to pigment based prints (Eboni, of course)? If you are talking machine processing of the silver-based, I
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-28 by Greg
Just a note about this branch of the discussion... If you are truly concerned about the unsolicited advertising, then no one should be allowed to have their
Re: R1800/R1900(?) vs 1280, Clogging and Banding
2009-02-28 by Greg
... That s good to hear because I have a set of their carts for my RX680 that I ll be using for testing different inks. Hopefully inexpensive will be separated
Re: Here we go again?
2009-02-28 by brouwerkent
I concur with Andre s comments. I have given a good deal of thought to these issues, and personally am delighted with all things about digital output...and
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-28 by john castronovo
Yes, well it s often hard to draw the line between helpful information and p/r when you re in the business of providing solutions and answers. Neither Eric or
Re: R1800/R1900(?) vs 1280, Clogging and Banding
2009-02-28 by Bob Marsolais
If you haven t found the carts yet, you can get R1800 carts at www.inkjetcarts.us for about $27.00 a set of 8 carts. I have 3 sets for various uses and have
Here we go again?
2009-02-28 by andre1moreau
... Hello Eric, I visited your website because of an interest in silver print from digital files. Reading from your website I also found this: No Questions
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-28 by Mark Savoia
Guys, are we doing sales pitches on this e-group now? I know it is a great way to pass on info about digital black and white printing, but to me it comes
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-28 by john castronovo
The alternative we offer is a super high resolution silver negative made on our LVT film recorder. We make these in large format sizes up to 80 lines per
Re: Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-28 by Harry Lockwood
... SNIP ... On your website, I ve requested adding my name to your email list. Are scanned images to be prepared just as they would be for an inkjet print?
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-28 by Bruce Watson
... Absolutely. If you print the same file that is tuned for HPR on a paper that s linear out another stop it will print too dark. We ve compressed the shadow
Re: [Digital BW] Re: RGB value for LLK?
2009-02-28 by Peter De Smidt
Thanks to Roy and everyone else who commented. The 198, 198, 198 helped me generate a quick purge page, and --finally-- everything seems to be working.
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-28 by Tyler Boley
I have a photographer client, I would say very much in the west coast tradition, likes red filters, good strong tonality and came from the darkroom tradition,
Re: RGB value for LLK?
2009-02-27 by Roy Harrington
... An easy way to do this is Open the inkseparation page that has all the inks shown separately. Simply choose a patch for the ink you want, select and crop
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-27 by ender100
Paul, there are companies offering digital negatives made on substrates like FujiClear output on Lightjets or Chromira printers. This would be very similar
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-27 by pr_roark
... As an aside, I tried all sorts of ways to make silver prints from digital files early in the digital transition. For a couple of years what I did that was
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-27 by Tyler Boley
these folks too- http://www.dalmatianlab.com/resources/ Tyler http://www.custom-digital.com/
Re: [Digital BW] Re: RGB value for LLK?
2009-02-27 by Ernst Dinkla
... My thoughts too when I did see the numbers quoted so absolute. And an RGB number LLK = 198, 198, 198 should be quoted with the media preset used. -- Met
Re: [Digital BW] Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-27 by Bruce Watson
Elevator Digital offers this from Toronto from a Lambda. It seems like an excellent idea. The only problem is that it s really expensive. When I looked at it
Re: RGB value for LLK?
2009-02-27 by Jeff Randall
... Great tip Paul -- wish I d thought of it! Generalizing, that means that QTR can be setup to flush any black/gray or color ink in any cart position. Works
Archival Gelatin Silver prints from Digital Files anyone?
2009-02-27 by eluden123
Hello , I have been a member of this group for about 1 year and check and read many of your posts and queries. I had been at ILFORD for over 15 years and
Re: My New Book -- SEASONS OF THE MOON
2009-02-27 by Randy Rancier
Beautiful work! Reminds me somewhat of Minor White s work, but your vision is all your own, which is very unique.
Re: RGB value for LLK?
2009-02-27 by pr_roark
... Of course, keep in mind that the Epson driver cannot print LK or LLK by themselves. These purge patterns attempt to get as much of those inks printing as
My New Book -- SEASONS OF THE MOON
2009-02-27 by yaakovsinclair
Please take a look at my new book -- Seasons of the Moon -- which is still available at a discount price at http://www.focusmag.info/index2.htm
Re: RGB value for LLK?
2009-02-27 by robert49brake
... go here: http://inksupply.com/purging.cfm and scroll down to Purge.zip. That will download a folder full of purge files.
RGB value for LLK?
2009-02-27 by Peter De Smidt
What would be a good RGB value to make a purge patch for LLK with an R2400 and the Epson driver. Black is 0,0,0--LK is 127, 127, 127--and LLK would be?
Re: RGB value for LLK?
2009-02-27 by John
... LLK = 198, 198, 198
Re: That banding problem
2009-02-26 by Harry Lockwood
... provide ... I spent a lot of time trying to track down the source of this problem. It became clear that two channels, the Cyan and the L Cyan were the
Re: Golden Trout Photo Workshop
2009-02-26 by pr_roark
... The agenda is rather loose. We -- Roy Harrington and I -- try to respond to what the group wants. So, once we have most of the spots filled I ll
Re: Golden Trout Photo Workshop
2009-02-26 by mdabrosca
Hi Paul: Can you please elaborate a bit more on what the 7-day workshop will cover in regards to photography and photo printing? The online description of the
[Digital BW] Re: Almost perfect prints with Ilford Gold Fibre Silk on R2400, but
2009-02-26 by pr_roark
... I think where we left it was essentially this same position. The differences in the viewing enviroment, mostly relating to lighting, makes all the
Re: why would carts with cleaning fluid show lines in the nozzle check?
2009-02-26 by Paul Whiting
... again look at the pads. I ... cleared with cleaning fluid ... cleaning fluid) The ... there are two tubes that ... parking pads with ... That unit has
[Digital BW] Re: Almost perfect prints with Ilford Gold Fibre Silk on R2400, but
2009-02-26 by Clayton Jones
I m not taking sides here, Bruce and Paul s views are both correct and realistic. Bruce s technical points are right on. However, I fall in with Paul on the
Expired MIS Inks
2009-02-25 by Guru Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello, I have some expired MIS inks (M arch Œ08). What problems may I encounter/see? Thanks [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Workflow - soft proof question
2009-02-25 by pr_roark
... Ideally, you d edit your image in the working space that would match the print so that there would be no shift. On the other hand, since I use more than
Workflow - soft proof question
2009-02-25 by Michael
I m trying to work out the kinks in my workflow and thought you guys could set me straight. When I finish editing an image and move on to soft proof, the image
Re: Part-time CIS?
2009-02-25 by Greg
... for occasional OEM UC printing? ... Realistically, no. You would need to flush the heads each time you changed the ink sets to make sure you were getting
Re: R1800/R1900(?) vs 1280, Clogging and Banding
2009-02-25 by hp9180profile
... Are you looking for empty carts or prefilled ones?
Re: Almost perfect prints with Ilford Gold Fibre Silk on R2400, but some problems
2009-02-25 by the_mark_pv
... I completely agree. In order to get a decent visual curve I had to actually use the ABW driver in normal density, which creates a nonlinear curve. I
Re: why would carts with cleaning fluid show lines in the nozzle check?
2009-02-25 by robert49brake
... I think Greg nailed it on both counts. If the color comes back again look at the pads. I inherited a terminally clogged 1800. After getting the nozzles
need hi quality postcard paper for PK ink
2009-02-25 by Scott Jones
Greetings, Does anybody know of a high quality postcard paper (printed on back with postcard mailing lines etc.) that will work well with PK ink in Epson 3800.
Part-time CIS?
2009-02-25 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I wondered if it s feasible to remove a CIS with MIS/Cone BW inks for occasional OEM UC printing? thanks Richard ____________ www.richardsmallfield.com