Making B&W prints on a epson 1800??
2008-12-06 by gerardthomas517x
I am trying to make some B&W images on my epson 1800. Can anyone suggest as to what paper to use? I ve tried Epson ultra presentation,and a few others. I m
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2008-12-06 by gerardthomas517x
I am trying to make some B&W images on my epson 1800. Can anyone suggest as to what paper to use? I ve tried Epson ultra presentation,and a few others. I m
2008-12-06 by AnnMarie
I am wondering if it s just the R1800 feed issue. Everyone I know, including myself has had paper feed problems with this printer and many papers. Are you
2008-12-06 by wowsers2020
I would if I could find some contact details.
2008-12-05 by sinar001
You thought of contacting the JetStream folk? John Nollendorfs ... CIS. ... everything seemed okay. ... cycles, used SSC s power ... ink to flow. ... Is this
2008-12-05 by dlruckus
Hello Paul. Google epson service manual and epson parts to find sources for both. I don t know where you are located, but if you are in the USA and unless
2008-12-05 by hp9180profile
I am looking for an old Epson to undertake 2nd pass overglossing duties. I am thinking one of the 12xx series or a 2000 or even a 2100. Do not need all colors
2008-12-05 by wowsers2020
After tiring of refillable cartridges, I decided to buy a JetStream CIS. Last night I printed some purge sheets, and a couple of images -- everything seemed
2008-12-05 by Paul Banks
Regarding you posting, you mention you replace the pads yourself. I didn t realise it was possible to buy the pads without being an authorised Epson Service
2008-12-05 by Peter Gunczy
Thank you Paul those pages work fine I probably should have looked at your new site but did not realese they were different as I just clicked the links on the
2008-12-05 by Andrew Darlow
Hi Paul and djon: I agree that the wheels have to be clean for any feeding technique to work. I usually take a letter-sized sheet of heavy paper (80# cover)
2008-12-05 by pr_roark
... pages ... Try http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/R200_R2_Readme.pdf I ve abandoned the old GTE webspace. The new index at http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/
2008-12-05 by pr_roark
... I recently did some Claria black only profiles for someone teaching a workshop, and we found he had to send me a full set of Claria inks (used) before I
2008-12-05 by Brian Corll
I have some curves for the UT-3D inkset that I would like to upload but I don t have upload access. Moderator, if you please ??? ... Brian Corll 1002 East
2008-12-05 by jrschwaller
... up ... I m not sure that anyway is foolproof . However, I have used this method on my R1800 when matte papers started to have feed problems...which is
2008-12-05 by dlruckus
Hello Bob. You may have noticed that I said I have 5 printers. I use all of them but print only for myself, so, they are not in a high production environment
2008-12-05 by click_head46
Hi all Is anyone having problems with the screen captures of epson driver settings for the R200 as they will not load on my computer. Other pages load fine. I
2008-12-05 by David Murphy
... Just to confirm, I need to purchase an additional 5 Eboni cartridges to get the r280 to do black only? I d like to avoid that investment, at least
2008-12-04 by pr_roark
On my 260 I found I could not mix MIS and Epson OEM carts/chips. That is, all of one or the other had to be in the machine for it to work. Paul
2008-12-04 by David Murphy
I have an Epson R280. I purchased an Eboni cartridge to replace the Epson black cartridge. I have followed the procedure in the Epson manual for replacing
2008-12-04 by Ernst Dinkla
... Paul, The Vivera B&W ratings are excellent, nothing touches it. I know the argument that the long black generation and no composite greys suit the Wilhelm
2008-12-04 by djon43
Depends on the size of your wallet :-) ... wallet : )
2008-12-04 by esharamaki
I ve picked up a used epson 4000 on craigslist. I m thinking of using the MIS UT-3D or the carbon-6 inkset. After using the printer as a color printer for
2008-12-04 by Tyler Boley
an emphatic ditto. Last spring Paul sent me a print using one of his K6 setups that was in the same realm. Otherwise for matte, everything else is playing
2008-12-04 by john dean
Might be able to? I ve had three old Epsons, including a killer mono 10K with them running with Piezography and QTR and Studio Print for years. I m going add a
2008-12-04 by Gary Weaver
The other side of the story is that OEM ink will kill you in the wallet : ) gar *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
2008-12-04 by Jon Cone
Louis, There is a myth that Carbon is this material that can not be altered, and always remains warm brown. Certainly for many pigment ink manufacturers that
2008-12-04 by pr_roark
Ernst, ... It seems to be working for me now. ... I don t know. It seems to be used in the stabilization literature to refer to a method of stabilization that
2008-12-04 by p5198
Good to know, Duane. But what do you do about the excess ink pads after you ve reset the printer a couple of times and the pads genuinely need changing? Bob
2008-12-04 by Stephen Kobrin
That should be I have no way of knowing.
2008-12-04 by Stephen Kobrin
Mark, Basically advice from various members of this group. It does seem to work. I have know way of knowing how close I got to the target. Steve
2008-12-04 by djon43
With R800 (dwarf cousin of R1800) force feeding was EXTREMELY frustrating but did occasionally work... cleaning with inkjet cleaning kit was instantly
2008-12-04 by djon43
Oddity..my worst results are with big areas of maximum black. Big deep shadows = bronzing. Images with small areas of max black show no bronzing at all... I
2008-12-04 by David Whistance
Louis I have to say that if you are attracted by the combination of carbon/cotton go for it. There will be a learning curve whatever you do so why not start
2008-12-04 by David Whistance
Louis If you check Jon Cone s website you will see that he sells the K7 inks in several different tones as well as in some split tone combinations. In the
2008-12-04 by Louis Dina
Hi Mark. Here s my perspective on monitor luminance. I use 90 cd/m2 regularly for white luminance, even on my LCD. I generally start with my normal viewing
2008-12-04 by Mark Savoia
I am dim (pun intended). Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-12-04 by cdtobie
On Dec 4, 2008, at 8:41:27 AM, Mark Savoia wrote: Just curious why you used that target, I have all my monitors set for 120
2008-12-04 by Mark Savoia
Just curious why you used that target, I have all my monitors set for 120 cd/m. Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of this message
2008-12-04 by Stephen Kobrin
Thanks to everyone who provided advice on matching the monitor and print. Two adjustments got me reasonably close. First, I used the advanced rather than the
2008-12-04 by John Beeching
Dear Louis, You can do this easily via QTR with either the OEM or MIS inks. John 2008/12/4 Louis de Stoutz ... -- John Beeching
2008-12-04 by Louis de Stoutz
In my darkroom days, I did some experimenting with very slight split toning, like e.g. warm shadows and cool lights, or cool shadows and warm lights. I would
2008-12-04 by Peter Marshall
Paul, I don t know if UK Staples have the cleaning kit, but if the 1800 is like the R2400 you don t need it. The r2400 has a clearly visible rubber feed roller
2008-12-04 by Louis de Stoutz
Thank you so much, David, Richard, and John, for your insights! Being (alas!) a bit of a perfectionist/purist, I feel sort of hypnotized by the carbon/cotton
2008-12-04 by Ernst Dinkla
... Paul, the link in the article: http://www.paulroark.com/BWInfo/Pigment-Stabilization.pdf seems to be disconnected. Wonder if the article you refer to is:
2008-12-04 by Paul Banks
OK, thanks for your suggestion I ll try it, but the 1800 has never run Photo Rag before, and I suspect that it is more to do with the stiffness and weight of
2008-12-04 by Paul Banks
Thanks for your suggestion. Unfortunately, it still doesn t work. Paul ________________________________ From: Andrew Darlow To:
2008-12-04 by scott_now_coming
... VERY interesting.... HP s using triethanolamine. The main chemical of my favorite film developer, which was a pyro developer. Here s a link if your
2008-12-04 by pr_roark
I put some links to HP Material Data Safety Sheets and other information, as well as some of my notes on these inks at
2008-12-03 by djon43
Try printing directly from Lightroom 2: Develop Presets. LR comes with several un-toned B&W presets that appear mostly to vary contrast. With 3 Moab papers
2008-12-03 by robtmckay@aol.com
In a message dated 12/3/2008 11:43:00 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, efo@pixar.com writes: