Re: 1400 & what to get?
2008-11-07 by Matthew Newhook
... Actually, what I *really* meant was the eboni-6 page on the same site :) http://www.inksupply.com/eb6.cfm
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Re: 1400 & what to get?
2008-11-07 by pr_roark
... At http://www.inksupply.com/ut14_black_and_white.cfm there is, first, a table with the bulk inks, and, second, a table with the UT14 cartridges listed. ...
Move From All Darkroom to Film/Scanner/DigitalPrinting
2008-11-07 by rcoolbreeze2000
I have been reading several Yahoo Groups for a couple of years while trying to determine how best to incorporate the digital world. I have now completed a
Re: GLOP idea
2008-11-07 by the_des_bois
Spray gun: Many use HVLP Spray Guns. Like this one: http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=10469&cookietest=1 I guess you d need some sort of compressor. I ve
Re: [Digital BW] 1400 & what to get?
2008-11-07 by Gary Weaver
Why would he ? He states initially . I think he needs to see if he likes the printer FIRST : ) gar *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
Re: [Digital BW] 1400 & what to get?
2008-11-07 by Bill Parsons
Matthew, why are you not considering InkJetMall s offering of K6 inks and a CIS? Bill Parsons
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Ernst Dinkla
... Alright, I do not have as much experience with the Fiber papers and didn t think of them when I wrote that. Collected several samples that I still have to
1400 & what to get?
2008-11-06 by Matthew Newhook
I ve been doing darkroom black & white for a while, and want to give inkjet black and white a try and compare the results. I ve been reading this group with
Re:Piezography K7 Inks in Refillable Cartridges
2008-11-06 by Clayton Price
I ve been using the K7 inks in Cone s cartridges, which I bought before had to stop carrying them. They work well, and I refill them through the air hole with
Re: Archivability of Papers
2008-11-06 by djon43
Acid doesn t seem to have been used for paper making until some time in the 19th century...Googling appears to support that. If you can cite a link to the
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by john dean
I ll let you know on Monday on this list about my luck with the Photorag Baryta. HP already has media presets and a profile for their new Baryta so I ll start
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Jim Goshorn
... Even though I do not have a Z, I would be very interested in hearing your impressions of the Photo Rag Baryta paper. Jim
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by john dean
Well he s got a point Ernst, the Z does lay down gloss enhancer superbly for the rc papers, especially their Pro Satin that is totally worked out. However, it
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Tyler Boley
no, that s not what I was doing. A spot channel was used for GO in the intial pass with the image, totally controllable in all parts of the scale.
Re: Archivability of Papers
2008-11-06 by pr_roark
... This comment was from Mantinieri, I believe. Unfortunately, I have not yet had the opportunity to tour the old Italian churches. However, many of the
Re: Archivability of Papers
2008-11-06 by Seth Rossman
*Because they used acid when making papers back then.*
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Ernst Dinkla
... Basically yes but with a difference. I own a Z3100 too. The difference is that the Z3100 will lay down the gloss enhancer right with the other inks, like
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by James W Veenstra
I think this is basically what my z3100ps GP does with its 12th head of gloss enhancer . J Vee ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Tyler Boley
yes that s right, still playing with it on all kinds of papers. Those K7 samples I sent out last spring all had a GO only second pass. Registration is no
Re: [Digital BW] Re: GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Pacific New Media
Any spray gun(s) can be suggested to try this? - Philip
Re: GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by the_des_bois
Why not spray GLOP? Using the special spray guns L... ? Or airbrush or just hair salon spray bottle? Denis
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Ernst Dinkla
... Yellow, Light Cyan. This has been discussed before, suggestions like using a dedicated machine for the gloss, possibly using more channels. Not to mention
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by brouwerkent
Regarding the glop, here is my solution. I have the Glop in the yellow channel. Using QTR, I made a reverse curve for that channel so that the highlights get
Re: GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by djon43
Richard...to simulate photo-silkscreen, I found multiple passes on the same paper to have maybe 1/8 registration variation (back when my 2200 was still new
Re: GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by pr_roark
Richard, ... Carl, Tyler and I, probably among others, were experimenting with this approach when we were all excited about the new generation of glossy
Re: QTR-UC PK prints v warm (2100)
2008-11-06 by pr_roark
Hi Richard, ... Yes, PK carbon inks on glossy papers are very warm. The only neutral 100% carbon solution I ve found is 100% Eboni (no diluted) that is then
Re: best black ink refil solution for Epson r265?
2008-11-06 by pr_roark
... I use Eboni in a 260 on a daily basis. It works fine. The 265 carts are probably the same, but the chips are probably different. As long as you have an
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Richard Smallfield
Hi Ernst, would you use the yellow channel then? To make sure you only print yellow and no other colours I presume you make a CMYK image with only the Y in it.
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Ernst Dinkla
... And the least likely channel you want to use for an overspray varnish is a black channel. -- Met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst
Re: [Digital BW] GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Michael King
Yes this is an option. The challange is alignment. You can t get a perfect alignment with an overprint. So you have to either accept some misregistration or
Re: QTR-UC PK prints v warm (2100)
2008-11-06 by djon43
Didn t you have a big problem getting reasonable blacks just a day or two ago? Sounds like bad ink...when you say OEM MK and PK do you mean virginal Epson
Piezography K7 Inks in Refillable Cartridges
2008-11-06 by lawprof2001
Has anyone tried using Piezography K7 inks in refillable spongeless cartridges in an Epson printer? I would like to use the refillable cartridges sold by MIS
GLOP idea
2008-11-06 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I m sure someone has thought of this before, but here goes: Currently I love the look of FB lustre prints - but - there s bronzing and gloss differential
best black ink refil solution for Epson r265?
2008-11-06 by dsfsdfsdaasdfdfdfd
Hi, I ve been printing Black Only with an Epson r265 and am delighted with the quality. I ve been using Epson black ink cartridges but I ve decided I want to
QTR-UC PK prints v warm (2100)
2008-11-06 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I ve just started printing on Moab Colorado (and various RC papers for proofing) and am getting hues very different from what I m used to with MK ink and
[Digital BW] Re: Archivability of Epson luster/semi-gloss paper?
2008-11-06 by mantinieri
... with much ... process to ... and is as ... Yes! Absolutely. Thanks, Mantinieri www.mantinieri.com
Re: Archivability of Epson luster/semi-gloss paper?
2008-11-06 by dlruckus
... Hi Clayton. I took what he said to mean that the silica absorbed pollutants from it s environment and held them, much as something like activated carbon
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Archivability of Epson luster/semi-gloss paper?
2008-11-05 by David Whistance
Dear Mantinieri Thank you for this and your other interesting postings. I agree with much of what you have said, however I think you need to add another
Re: Archivability of Epson luster/semi-gloss paper?
2008-11-05 by mantinieri
Dear Clayton, thanks for being interested in my opinions. Most of the aging processes you mentioned and the tests you also mentioned (south window test,
Re: Archivability of Epson luster/semi-gloss paper?
2008-11-05 by Clayton Price
Until not so long ago, all the Epson papers were acidic. Complaints by many about the longevity of Epson Archival Matte paper, rather than correct the problem,
Re: Archivability of Papers
2008-11-05 by mantinieri
Very interesting paper. Thanks for pointing it out. I will refer to it in my web pages. Almost all fine art papers have sizing to different levels. Some of
[Digital BW] Re: Archivability of Epson luster/semi-gloss paper?
2008-11-05 by mantinieri
I apologize for the typo. I meant hundreds OR thousands dollars of course. Mantinieri www.mantinieri.com
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Archivability of Papers
2008-11-05 by wparsons
With regard to archival qualities, I recently took advantage of an Epson offer and an InkJetMall offer to acquire an Epson 1400 and a Piezography CIS kit.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Archivability of Epson luster/semi-gloss paper?
2008-11-05 by Bruce Watson
... Ah. Fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) as a marketing technique. Quaint. I reject your premise. Very few photographs of any kind are selling in the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Archivability of Papers
2008-11-05 by Mark Savoia
Any chance that all happened long before they even thought of proper archival storing of them? Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of
Re: Archivability of Papers
2008-11-05 by pr_roark
... On the other hand, there are papers that are more than 500 years old that look pristine. Museums like the Getty in L.A. have very old books with beautiful
Re: Archivability of Epson luster/semi-gloss paper?
2008-11-05 by djon43
No real photographer or significant collector fantasizes about hundred-thousand-dollar prints. Scam artists and victims engage in that fantasy. It s based on
Re: Archivability of Epson luster/semi-gloss paper?
2008-11-05 by mantinieri
If you ever visited Italy, you probably noticed that any church older than 100 years has a room where older documents, often related to a Saint or to some
New PremierArt Generations Rag paper
2008-11-05 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, This is a new rag paper from PremierArt coming out in December in bright and natural, single-sided, 250 and 300gsm.
Re: [Digital BW] Online scans
2008-11-05 by Tony Sleep
... Even if someone else does the drudgery of actually turning film into pixels, you should realistically expect to spend a lot of time post-processing if you