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Re: [Digital BW] OT: Video Card

2008-07-24 by Barry Schaffer

EVGA makes good cards (Nvidia based). They are a consumer oriented company as opposed to Nvidia who deals with the industry primarily. Look at their site Barry

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RE: [Digital BW] OT: Video Card

2008-07-24 by Paul D. DeRocco

... Both NVidia and ATI make good chipsets, but NVidia s utilities for managing the display seem better organized and less buggy to me. However, NVidia just

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Re: OT: Video Card

2008-07-24 by Greg

... Photoshop? I would like something that refreshes fast. ... Just about anything that works well for gaming should be fine. Matrox used to make cards that

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OT: Video Card

2008-07-24 by Le Globe Trotteur

Guys, is there a recommendation for a good AGP video card for Photoshop? I would like something that refreshes fast. I have been looking at Nvidia but have no

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Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 clogs

2008-07-24 by Tony Sleep

... Basically quadtone a greyscale image in PS, convert to sRGB, print as RGB. I started out using the quadtones from Ken Lee but keep adjusting them slightly.

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New monitor or a Densitometer?

2008-07-24 by tornadokc247

I print with QTR & UT2 on an Epson 1280 (CIS). I have a spyder2 for monitor calibration but nothing for profile creation or linearization. My monitor is an

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Re: [Digital BW] MrClean MagicEraser !

2008-07-22 by A Pettit

Hi Duane, I did another test with this stuff - It will create a soft sheen on the thin clear plastic containers that you get in the deli. SO, I d consider

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Re: R2 and UT14 inks

2008-07-22 by Chris Ellis

Thanks Paul If I wanted to go more sepia / blue, presumably I could use the 1900 and add toners (or replace glop with toner in a 1400). I think you ve

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Re: R2 and UT14 inks

2008-07-22 by pr_roark

Hi Chris, ... I m ... Yes; there is not sepia. ... Yes. ... No. Those were, blue toners. The UT14 cool inks are sufficiently neutral that one can t make a

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Re: OT: Matting prints

2008-07-21 by Seth Rossman

I have to say it depends. You cannot always shoot to the exact image you want. Sometimes I see it a square or a long horizontal or vertical. I always shoot

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Re: OT: Matting prints

2008-07-21 by Seth Rossman

I have had three Logans. Over cuts have always been about not paying precise attention. Wavy lines (pretty rare to me) have been either a jerky push or

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[Digital BW] Re: OT: Matting prints

2008-07-21 by Michael

Mark, I have attempted to address your concerns offline by sending two emails, but your email address does not appear to be valid. Please post a valid email

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Re: MIS' OEM refill kit - first try

2008-07-21 by Paul Whiting

Thanks, Nick, good to see someone else using this system. I thought it d be helpful to share my first experience and pick up some tips from other members.

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Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 clogs

2008-07-21 by Tony Sleep

... ? Every source I ve seen indicates PK and MK are not available simultaneously and must be swapped to suit the media. ... That s true, there is no ABW

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24" printer recommendation

2008-07-21 by A Pettit

Hi All, What (low cost, used) 24 printer would be recommended for low volume printing ? Most printing will be with greyscale inks. Thanks, Alex P

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Re: R2 and UT14 inks

2008-07-21 by Chris Ellis

Hi Paul Many thanks for the info. I ve read through your documentation on this inkset and one thing I m not clear on is the range of tones it produces (i.e.

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Re: MIS' OEM refill kit - first try

2008-07-21 by Nick H. Nugent

Hello Paul, ... It should be fine as this part of the ink system does not dry out that fast. It s taking me less than 1 minute now to complete one cartridge. I

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MIS' OEM refill kit - first try

2008-07-20 by Paul Whiting

Finally did it, and although it s only my first refill, it s working well. I have an Epson R1800 and plan to follow Paul Roarke s 3MK approach. I want to fill

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Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 clogs

2008-07-20 by Gary Weaver

Folded paper towel on the platen, dampen with cleaning fluid, park heads there and do a little back and forth scrubbing. Let sit. The only thing that restores

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Re: [Digital BW] MrClean MagicEraser !

2008-07-20 by dlruckus

Hi. I don t know about desktop machines but the 7xxx series machine heads appear to be coated with a hard Teflon type substance. Looks just like the silvery

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Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 clogs

2008-07-20 by Richard Smallfield

... Hi Tony, you don t have to swap MK/PK with the 3800. The HP is interesting, but there are two things that make me hesitate about this printer: 1. BW can t

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Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 clogs

2008-07-20 by Tony Sleep

... Probably wise. Both my 1160 and 1290 were used with CIS from new. Initially they just worked. After a year or so I spent more and more time trying to get

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Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 clogs

2008-07-20 by robert49brake

... I ll second Andrews method only I use a heavier blue shop towel , (less lint). I inherited an r1800 that had been helplessly clogged by a leaking CIS.

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Re: [Digital BW] MrClean MagicEraser !

2008-07-20 by A Pettit

More information on melamine http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byform/mailing- lists/texcons/2005/11/msg00015.html From my observations: If it takes more than a

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MrClean MagicEraser !

2008-07-20 by A Pettit

Hi All, Wanted to share with you a quick solution I found to printer head clogs. My Epson E3000 had not been used in 7 months. The black position was the worst

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Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 clogs

2008-07-20 by Andrew Darlow

Hi Earl: With the printer on, press the yellow button under the cover as if you were going to change an ink. Then pull out the plug which will allow the

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Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 clogs

2008-07-20 by esharamaki

Thanks for the link Tony. I decided to send it off to the recycler. Ever since I got it, it s had problems with clogging. So, now I have one less clogging

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Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 clogs

2008-07-20 by Tony Sleep

... It may just be badly clogged but the microfilters in the head eventually clog - especially using pigments - and at that point you can try flushing them but

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two new papers from Innova - Glazed

2008-07-19 by Keith Cooper

Hi I ve been having a look at two new papers from Innova Fibaprint Super-Glazed and Semi-Glazed (IFA 59, 58) Not widely available yet, but very nice to use,

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Re: OT: Matting prints

2008-07-19 by arlenelove3@aol.com

In the past I sprung for an expensive fool-proof Logan matt cutter, figuring the cost would amortize itself at the 12th matt. Waste of time, money and

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Re: OT: Matting prints

2008-07-19 by dlruckus

HI. Not to be picky either but perspective is a function of position, not of lens focal length. Regards Duane

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Re: OT: Matting prints

2008-07-19 by pglombick

... I don t mean to be picky, by say you used a 48mm lens (if such a thing existed) and cropped the negative to 50% o the original, it would not have the

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Epson 1280 clogs

2008-07-19 by esharamaki

I m about at the end of my rope with my 1280. I ve tried windex on the pad. I ve tried using ink base in the cartridges and running multiple cleaning cycles.

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Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT: Matting prints

2008-07-18 by Arthur Fink

... For me, it s very simple: Print right. Sometimes right has a very precise meaning ... specific cropping that is required for an image. I ll mat to that

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Re: OT: Matting prints

2008-07-18 by Michael

Thanks to everyone for the great information; this is truly helpful. I had cut my own matts twenty years ago using a Dexter and a metal yard stick and had

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