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2008-03-15 by Mike Johnston
Hi Sarah, I would love to see some IR pictures from your camera. After reading about the scan back, it seems it would not be very good for action shots :).
2008-03-15 by c1asia
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2008-03-15 by mbrouphy
I m curious about the comments from users of the MIS inks, UT7 specifically, printing color files using adjusted profiles and users of nik efex Color Pro 3 B/W
2008-03-15 by E Neilsen
I d use the 100 square target in QTR if you re have trouble or just the 21 step to start. Both are in QTR but look in the Eye One folder to find them. Eric
2008-03-14 by hflockwood
I plan to buy an iMac as soon as the new models are available, and the question of monitor calibration raises its ugly head. I ve done extensive googling and
2008-03-14 by Sarah Thompson
... OK, it s easiest to start with a bit of basic physics. Light is part of the electromagnetic spectrum, along with radio waves, microwaves, X-rays and gamma
2008-03-14 by Gary Weaver
Hi-pass lets you choose which frequencies are passed to the sensor/film. works the same with low pass. The darkroom light is hi-pass. Can be like tone controls
2008-03-14 by Rick Colson
Just a caution about an EBay seller (superldg) who offers inexpensive multi-bay drive cases: I know that many photographers, myself included, have been looking
2008-03-14 by p_bien
Thanks Eric. Can you recommend a target file for curve generation, or do you know if QTR has one already set up for curve generation. I need to go through the
2008-03-14 by pr_roark
MIS has informed me that Eboni-6 bulk inks will be on its web page this afternoon or Monday at the latest. While MIS sounds like they may be loading it into
2008-03-14 by E Neilsen
Paul, Look under Tools on the top. You ll need your meter attached. Calibrate it and then under that selection is measure and that will open up the spot
2008-03-14 by p_bien
Can someone point me in the direction of using the Spyder 3 Print spectrophotometer to profile black & white test targets. I am using an Epson R188 with 3
2008-03-14 by elitropia2
Hi, I ve seen that with new epson printers it is not possible to use B&W cartridges from other manufacturers. I would like to buy a new or used printer to
2008-03-14 by c1asia
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2008-03-14 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I wondered what the best QTR curve would be to start out with, for doing test prints to evaluate FB lustre papers with UC K2 Photo Black. I have
2008-03-14 by gcmori
Gus, What inks do you intend to use? And what RIP, if any? In my experience, the Epson driver with UC inks does not produce accurate B&W results. Quadtone RIP
2008-03-14 by Gus Toole
Has anyone had experience with using Ilford s new Galery Gold Fibre Silk paper with an Epson R800? I have some on order but haven t tried it yet. I did
2008-03-13 by pr_roark
I ve posted Photoshop curves and ICCs for Premier Art Smooth BW and Photo Rag at http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/C-6-Profiles.zip
2008-03-13 by Sarah Thompson
Just my $.02 worth, as someone who likes to shoot B&W IR landscapes with a Better Light scan back and a large format camera. I m quite fond of shooting
2008-03-13 by Craig Snyder
Hello Group, I have an Epson R220 printer which I had used for some BW printing. I have only run two sets of MIS ink through it since I bought it. So it has
2008-03-13 by Greg
... the ... And if they are properly maintained should last an extremely long time for most artists. The 9500 was built for the industrial printing market, it
2008-03-13 by pr_roark
... I d like to hear how the alternatives work in the 7600 also. I m using the Epson driver in my test 220, but I use an ICC made with Create ICC-RGB and a
2008-03-13 by Mark McCarvill
Thanks for re-posting, Michael. Are you using Photoshop or QTR with your 7600 / Carbon-6 setup? Mark
2008-03-13 by Michael T. Murphy
Geez, that formatting was really awful once posted! Sorry. Here is a little better layout. This injdicates the amount of each ingredient - Eboni, Base, etc. -
2008-03-13 by pr_roark
... Grab those older Epsons. Even my old 7500 makes great prints with the similar Eboni-6 installed. The old ones that have easily re-fillable carts may end
2008-03-13 by Michael T. Murphy
Thank you Paul! I just bought a second Epson 7600 to use for B&W printing. It only had 1000ML of ink through it, almost new. Here are some quick calculations I
2008-03-12 by Brian Corll
Paul, That s what I figured. My UT-7 refill kit should arrive tomorrow. I guess I ll have to go through printmaking withdrawal until then. [Non-text portions
2008-03-12 by pr_roark
... No, the Carbon-6 inkset is for the non-1.5 pl printers. The 1.5 pl printers do better with a 3-MK type workflow in my view. A stronger surfactant is
2008-03-12 by the_des_bois
Paul, Would this work in the R1800? Would the visible benefits on the print be worth the efforts? Could it clog a 1.5picoliters print head? What s your take on
2008-03-12 by Jon Cone
One step backwards, two steps forward... lol Hi David. Weird how you bump into all kinds of people you know here in cyberspace! regards, Jon ... reference
2008-03-12 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Actually, Jon, it was a discussion on ImageNest that spun off the reference to FitPlot in the first place... but nice to hear from you. C. David Tobie WW
2008-03-12 by pr_roark
I ve updated my PDF that deals with ink mixing and now have it focused on a specific proposed open-source 100% carbon (Eboni) inkset, which I call Carbon-6.
2008-03-12 by pr_roark
I do not recommend mixing MIS and Piezo inksets. Paul www.PaulRoark.com ... the LC ... Would ... the inks ... what ... [Non-text
2008-03-11 by Jon Cone
ImageNest is available and works well with both QuadTone RIP and the EPSON driver. It handles color management in the form of using either embedded profiles
2008-03-11 by Mark Savoia
Not well. E-mail the developer, he was very good with answering all questions. Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of this message
2008-03-11 by Antonio Garcia
Mark, I liked the program but... do you know How it deals with profiles and color management? [ ]s Antonio ... T. +55 21 3521 5502 C. +55 24 8809 7354
2008-03-11 by Wayne Wrights
I have entered numerous art exhibits/competition and I have used the reveal method for years. I have always received positive comments own how professional
2008-03-10 by Eddie Wiseman
THX Max.. At least I m NOT alone..I guess it s just make wider margins... Eddie ... From: Max Dee To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent:
2008-03-10 by Max Dee
no fix available...my experiance is this has a very soft coating Eddie Wiseman wrote: Yes... I m having the SAME problem with a
2008-03-10 by Brian Corll
I m using the MIS UT-7 set at present, and I just ran out of ink in the LC position. I happen to have a couple of sets of Neutral K-7 cartridges. Would one of
2008-03-10 by Clayton Jones
Hello Sam, ... Just want to acknowledge your post, thank you. It s good to know it was helpful to someone. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital
2008-03-10 by Clayton Jones
Hello Michael, ... My understanding of it is the same as Eric s, that it can apply to both trimmed borders, common when dry-mounting emulsion prints, and
2008-03-10 by dnclodfelter
... Thanks Paul for your response. The only reason I had the courage to embark on this B&W endeavor and buy a new dedicated printer, ink, paper etc. was
2008-03-10 by Eric Neilsen Photography
Michael, I think the term has been consistent. An interpretation of that term appeared to be off to me. Reveal : to show. This is where you can see what is
2008-03-10 by stephengledhill
My definition of reveal : It s the paper base white revealed between the edge of the printed image and the cut edge of the bevelled mat. Steve Gledhill
2008-03-10 by Michael-K
During this discussion of signing and mounting prints the term reveal has come up several times. In reading these posts I ve managed to get confused as to
2008-03-10 by pr_roark
Hi Dave, ... I assume you mean the UT-RC B&W inks by MIS at this site: http://www.inksupply.com/r260_blackandwhite.cfm
2008-03-09 by E Neilsen
If you are going to show edges of the paper, then I mount it on top of a piece of foam core or 8 ply and it is hinged on the back. Eric Neilsen Photo 4101
2008-03-09 by CDTobie@aol.com
... A negative b value of 5 or so would indicate a seriously whitened media... 20 would glow in the dark! I d say your spectro is out of whack. If cleaning the
2008-03-09 by amadou diallo
Michael,Last year when I measured the Ilford with the Colorvison spectro I got 98.77 1.55 -1.1 for the paper white. You may have a bad unit. -- amadou diallo