Canon MP980 Printer
2009-01-05 by m_hoffman@ymail.com
Has anyone had a chance to check out the B&W quality on this interesting machine? Specs include 2 levels of black cartridges, 1 pL droplet, negative scanning
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2009-01-05 by m_hoffman@ymail.com
Has anyone had a chance to check out the B&W quality on this interesting machine? Specs include 2 levels of black cartridges, 1 pL droplet, negative scanning
2009-01-05 by andre1moreau
Thanks to Jon and C.David for their replies. I ll try to provide more information that I hope can shed more light unto the observation of traces of color
2009-01-05 by Lincoln Michaud
It is true that the direct conversion to greyscale from RGB in Photoshop changes to the red channel. You can check this easily by: converting an image to
2009-01-05 by Louis Dina
... Correct, Bill. When converting from color to grayscale in Photoshop (using Desaturate or Mode : Grayscale), Photoshop takes its tonal values as follows:
2009-01-05 by Tom Fielder
Absolutely - - sign up now. I attended the EPA in Dallas a few weeks ago. I enjoyed the seminar so much that I am taking my wife and son to the EPA in Chicago
2009-01-05 by Steve Clark
My vote would be to scan B&W neg as a single channel on the scanner. Especially if it s a prosumer scanner. My reasoning would be the optics and ccd alignment
2009-01-05 by Stephen Kobrin
While I am very pleased with the capabilities of ABW printing with the Epson 2400, I miss the control over tonality I had with Paul Roark s inksets -- the
2009-01-05 by Bill Morse
I don t believe that s true. You can test this with a Channel Mix layer, just compare the conversion with and without. To the OP; if you have signifcant
2009-01-05 by Peter De Smidt
It depends on the scanning software. Some, like Vuescan, allows the user to choose which rgb channel is used to make the grayscale channel.
2009-01-05 by pr_roark
Hi Bob, ... The UT14 is what I see as the UT2 replacement. It comes with Glop instead of sepia, but that is easy to change. ... in ... I d recommend MIS
2009-01-05 by outdoornm
Dale, I cannot speak to scanners specifically, but Photoshop converts to grayscale directly in the red channel. ie, Image Mode grayscale (100% red, 0%
2009-01-05 by pr_roark
... On my 260, I found that a Claria black cart would not work with MIS color carts also installed. I had to have all Claria or all MIS chips. It might be
2009-01-05 by Brian Corll
Does anyone know what the exact yellow pigment is that is used in the Epson UC K3 inks ? I haven t been able to locate this info anywhere. I d like to know
2009-01-04 by Cdtobie
I m not simply saying the end user must do these things in the right order; I m explaining that the software will run you through doing most of them in the
2009-01-04 by dale40203
How does an RGB scanner determine Greyscale equivalents? Is there a formula it applies to the three components? If so, would the color fringing I see on some
2009-01-04 by Cdtobie
The same calibrator is being used with two different software packages to calibrate the same display. It produces rhe same gray balance both times. That
2009-01-04 by Brian Corll
Does anyone know what the exact yellow pigment is that is used in the Epson UC K3 inks ? I haven t been able to locate this info anywhere. I d like to know
2009-01-04 by Eugene Coggins
It s been about five years since I attended one. But I can tell you it was the best investment I ever made. Tons of how to information on printing and
2009-01-04 by ilford100
We sent our daughter to Track 2 in Atlanta and she came back armed with a ton of information and new ideas. We use ImagePrint RIP so I won t let her use them.
2009-01-04 by rosscavanagh
Hey, Just a lurker who gleans a lot of great info from this group. One of these seminars is coming to my city and I was wondering if anyone in the group has
2009-01-04 by Roger
I can t say much about most of your post, but for inks for the R1800 I d look at Epson K3 Yellow over R1800 yellow for convenience, cost, and improved
2009-01-04 by hp9180profile
... G day to you too (from a Kiwi living in the UK) ... with ... they are. I believe you are right, same as 1400. As long as you use only the eboni and do not
2009-01-04 by Bob Marsolais
Paul, I ve started a project designing a UT2-like inkset for the R1800/R1900. The UT2 inkset you designed for the 1280 was fun to use and I miss its
2009-01-04 by Jon Cone
... is consistent both times. What another device would think is neutral might well be a bit different. David, Are you saying that Andre can not calibrate
2009-01-04 by cdtobie
On Jan 3, 2009, at 6:46:24 PM, andre1moreau wrote: After calibrating two Samsung monitors, one 22 and one 30 with GretagMacbeth
2009-01-04 by Jon Cone
Well Andre, This begs the question of you... Did you, or if you did, were you successful in setting the temperature and brightness, etc using your display s
2009-01-04 by cdtobie
On Jan 4, 2009, at 11:24:48 AM, Jon Cone wrote: This parallels a discussion in progress on the Piezography list. What you did when
2009-01-04 by Jon Cone
Andre, This parallels a discussion in progress on the Piezography list. What you did when calibrating your two LCDs was not to calibrate your two LCDs but to
2009-01-04 by pr_roark
... The bottle some HP grey was is has a magenta stain on it just like the blended or shaded , neutralized carbon inks I ve mixed. So, that remains evidence
2009-01-04 by phil_nuggent
G day all from Australia, I just bought the Epson 1410 (pretty sure it s the same as the 1400)as my first photgraph printer. Funds didn t permit a more
2009-01-04 by met.graphix
Interesting stuff. BTW Any more evidence of magenta stains with the Vivera Gray? Dario
2009-01-04 by Gary Benson
Hi Michael, I have an Epson 2400, 2200 & 1280...but the 3800 is really tempting. I enjoyed your Smugmug photos/galleries. I feel much like you....ie I m
2009-01-03 by andre1moreau
Hello, After calibrating two Samsung monitors, one 22 and one 30 with GretagMacbeth Eye-One Match 3, I ve noticed that when displaying a 21 Grayscale
2009-01-02 by pr_roark
To update my quick and dirty comparative fade test of Vivera grey v. Eb6, MIS LK, and 3D-LKn, they are all so stable that I can t see any reason to worry about
2009-01-02 by Roger
Erik s still around and corresponding with folks like me on photo.net. Try his site again in a day or so if you can t reach him via email below. Roger ... and
2009-01-02 by steve_wadlington
I print on matte paper. I allow a good drydown period, flip the print over and print the label on the back. 1) Create a new PS document the same size as the
2009-01-02 by aitor Peña Inclán
Hi, Try this email. His name is Erik. Unless I buy them some years ago and could not work scanhancer@ziplip.com Randy Rancier el 02/01/09 5:44 escribió
2009-01-02 by Randy Rancier
Does anyone know if the Scanhancers for use with the Minolta Multi Pro film scanner are still available? If not does anyone out there have one for sale? I
2009-01-02 by the_mark_pv
Hi Matthew, I actually am not using QT yet. When I tried it on my R2880, it printed with big problems on the borders, but I do not know if it is due to too
2009-01-02 by Kevin
This last year has been difficult, and we all hope for a better new year. If the fruit of a tree is bad, it does no good to fix the fruit. You must fix the
2009-01-02 by fultonpark1
I am in search of archival labels that I can put on the back of my prints. Any suggestions for an alternative would be greatly appreciated. Happy New Year To
2009-01-01 by rternbach
I apologize if this has already been discussed, but I remeber hearing a professional printer say that when he has an exhibition he supplies one 4700K bulb per
2009-01-01 by dlruckus
I can t speak for hi output very broad spectrum led lighting but I can say a bit for generic LEDs. I have an ongoing project of a diy XYspectro utilizing
2009-01-01 by Paul Whiting
Here it is three colors, even cheaper: http://www.cyberscale.net/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=75&osCsid=63f401c3410b598399f7ac8ecb0e47d6 Paul
2009-01-01 by Paul Whiting
... Miraculous... looked in our stuff draw and found it right away. I was going to post a photo of it, but Googled on letter scale and my first hit found
2009-01-01 by Matthew Newhook
What I had actually meant to say in my original post was that the glossy profile for Kirkland glossy that I got from Paul s site resulted in a print (on
2008-12-31 by the_mark_pv
This, by the way, is the same thing I noticed as well. Monitor is profiled properly, when I print color the matching of print and monitor is impressive.
2008-12-31 by digikdm
Ep 3800 produces great B&W prints. You won t be dissappointed.
2008-12-31 by Ernst Dinkla
... Paul, Video and camcorder users need small floods and spots with continuous output. It looks like they embrace LED lighting faster, armatures that have all
2008-12-31 by Mark Nelson
Not only does the Epson 3800 make great black & white prints, bit it also makes the best digital negatives of any current Epson printers for alternative