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2009-02-25 by Paul Whiting
... Thanks, Greg, good feedback. Actually, I ve been running several nozzle checks in a row and it seems to be clearing up. I m reluctant to do too many head
2009-02-25 by Myron Gochnauer
Using both Epson inks on a 4880 and MIS inks on an R1800 (with 3-mk setup), I am generally quite pleased with Moab s Kayenta and Lasal papers, as well as
2009-02-25 by Greg
... Somehow, and I m not at all sure how this is happening, the inks is being sucked into that head! I ve had this happen on bottle systems, but never on a
2009-02-25 by Greg
... companies spend on trying to market excellent customer support, rather than investing the money in actually providing excellent customer support. This
2009-02-24 by Randy Rancier
I ve been using the UT-14 inkset in a Epson 1400. I m going to switch out the two cool tone PK and LK in the C and LC positions using the HP PK in the C
2009-02-24 by Peter De Smidt
... The reason I asked was that InkJetArt.com and others list it as being out-of-stock. I just called InkJetArt and they said that currently orders for Alise
2009-02-24 by Jim Goshorn
... Is it me or does it seem that with the higher D-Max of the newer Epson ink sets on glossy papers, BW images look too heavy? With digital being linear, the
2009-02-24 by Paul Whiting
My R1800 uses the 3MK approach, ie Eboni ink in the two black and the glop positions. The other five positions contain the clear MIS cleaning fluid. When I run
2009-02-24 by lilspeedbump1
... Marsolais ... had ... made ... 1800, ... to ... leaving ... following ... on ... mk ... since ... be ... for ... as ... I ... Matt ... but ... I was just
2009-02-24 by Randy Rancier
For those interested, B&H sells the 25 sheet pack of 13x19 for $83.50 which is much less expensive that other places I found ($130-$150) Adorama sells the
2009-02-24 by Randy Rancier
Thanks Paul for your response. I m sure you saw by my last response that i m going to try the diluting HP PK with the glop route and see how that works! I
2009-02-24 by Michael Gordon
Epson Ultrachrome Yellow T5444 220ml. Unopened, in original packaging. Dated 5/2009 $65 OBO MIS Eboni Black, 220ml http://inksupply.com/ut7_7600.cfm Unopened,
2009-02-24 by Bruce Watson
... Well good. We both think that we are right. What a surprise ;-) For me what a mediocre black means is that the print has no solid bottom end. Like a brass
2009-02-24 by Harry Lockwood
Over time, I ve been aware of posts here regarding banding in prints from various machines. I didn t pay a lot of attention because I wasn t having the
2009-02-24 by andre1moreau
... Paul, Thanks for the info on this new matte paper. That s one paper I m sure going to try out. Funny, this is a new paper and already the above supplier
2009-02-24 by Peter De Smidt
Is this paper available yet, and if so, where?
2009-02-24 by pr_roark
... Premier Art Generations Alise papers are now available. For information on the paper, see http://www.premierimagingproducts.com/pg_alisefineart.php One
2009-02-24 by C D Tobie
... I d go along with you on almost every point... I can hardly argue the last one : ) But the human on the phone item I ll offer a different view on. The
2009-02-24 by BKPhoto@aol.com
C. David Tobie- I m taking time to respond to your post in hopes that you might find an appropriate opportunity to pass my opinion up the ladder at Datacolor
2009-02-24 by pr_roark
... The availability of the HP grey inks is part of why I like their PK. Those who do not want to deal with diluting can just pony up the bucks for the HP OEM
2009-02-24 by Randy Rancier
Much thanks for your replies. I ve decided to experiment by diluting the HP PK with glop hoping that it will help or eliminate having to use glop from the Y
2009-02-24 by d.burges
Thank all so much for your advice, I m having a meeting with the company on Thursday, so I ll be taking your ideas along with me to see what they think, I ll
2009-02-24 by C D Tobie
... Its a tough economy, and we are all trying to find the best way to continue to be viable, and meet users needs. At Datacolor, for example, we have chosen
2009-02-24 by pr_roark
... Probably not, but I think mine is rather typical of many homes and offices. ... As do I. ... I took a few photos that I think illustrate what I m seeing.
2009-02-24 by Louis Dina
... David, Trash the above method. On further experimentation, it s a dog. The intial separation to an industry standard CMYK profile (SWOP, Euroscale, etc)
2009-02-24 by Greg
I ve kind of been waiting for this to happen, and now it has been confirmed. The guys at Colorvision are going to have a good time with this little tidbit. I
2009-02-24 by hp9180profile
... with the HP PK. I ... the glop if you thought ... the HP Z3100 inkset ... perhaps it is only required ... Randy, having used the B9180 fairly extensively
2009-02-24 by Tyler Boley
If this is being printed with an Indigo, like the on line books etc., it s a well known problem for B&W. The system is very hard to keep consistant, and
2009-02-24 by Louis Dina
David, Sorry for bombarding you, but I thought of one more good approach for printing 4/C B&W that will maintain neutrality on press. Do a standard RGB to CMYK
2009-02-24 by Jane Waters
I guess I d err on the side of a duotone/tritone files. If you depend on just the process black ink printing on your black plate only, you ll end up with gray,
2009-02-24 by Louis Dina
... David, I played around with a few conversion techniques (sRGB to CMYK) for B&W images. Thought you might be interested. Using Photoshop s Custom CMYK, I
2009-02-24 by Michael T. Murphy
... Midwest Photo Exchange usually has the best prices, or close to it. www.mpex.com Great customer service if you get to know someone there. Web ordering is
2009-02-24 by Bill Morse
Try Provantage for HP inks. Bill On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 9:39 AM, Randy Rancier ... -- Regards, Bill Morse Wm. Morse Editions http://www.MorseEditions.com/
2009-02-24 by Debbi
I got mine from Midwest photo . I had to wait 2 weeks and they charged $20.00 over cost, but I got it. It is
2009-02-24 by Randy Rancier
Paul, rather than diluting the HP PK with glop as I had discussed with you a couple of days ago in order to try to reduce the bronzing and gloss differential,
2009-02-24 by hp9180profile
... prefer ... preferences ... Hi Myron, I do not have any experience with the MIS 4880 inkset but have experience with using MIS inks in the R1800. A few
2009-02-24 by David Burges
This one is especially interesting, there is concern about the way the printing company manage the flow as the files are swinging from yellow to blue??? ...
2009-02-24 by lessimnz
Bruce, if I could get a print on Epson Exhibition, Ilford Gold Silk, Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta, or Innova Semi-matte with pizza wheel marks, I d be ecstatic.
2009-02-24 by Greg
... to know before refilling my carts. ... Well, I guess Werner doesn t like me then. He is only interested in communicating with resellers.
2009-02-23 by Bruce Watson
... I ve been trying for days to not respond to this. It s only going to become a (minor, I hope) flame war. But... your real world doesn t match mine. I
2009-02-23 by RobLee
you see I got samples of their ink with no problem at all. Just want to know before refilling my carts. ... From: Greg Subject:
2009-02-23 by Louis Dina
... Greg, If you are talking about inputting Lab values for R/G/B/C/M/Y/K into Photoshop s Custom CMYK dialog boxes, it doesn t work properly. Unfortunately,
2009-02-23 by Greg
... I would tend to agree here. Since the color casts vary, you might need a better printing company or to change the way you do things with the press. The
2009-02-23 by Greg
... Been there, wanted to try them, couldn t even get them to sell me samples, so screw them! If they can t be bothered to even point me to a reseller so that
2009-02-23 by C D Tobie
... Color management will typically improve results, but if similarly prepared files are coming out warm in some pages and cool on others, than it would appear
2009-02-23 by Louis Dina
... David, I just sent such a job to press. Came back totally neutral using CMYK builds. Black only can sometimes look a little weak on press, and since it
2009-02-23 by RobLee
wht not try OCP inks instead? ... From: kolwicz@minetfiber.com Subject: [Digital BW] Re:Clogging risks To:
2009-02-23 by Antonis
David, one approach is to only use the black channel, leaving CMY channels blank (white). This means K will carry the full tonal range of the image. As an
2009-02-23 by kolwicz@minetfiber.com
Myron, There s lots of opinions out there on both sides of the issue. I ve never heard of any definitive study that proves it one way or the other. The
2009-02-23 by andre1moreau
Paul, Thanks for your help. I ll try printing on glossy paper using QTR uni-drectional and see how it goes. Regards, Andre