Re: [Digital BW] R1800
2008-03-06 by Kip Babington
FWIW, I ve bought a number of the refurb C88s from Epson over the past few years, and except for the plain brown box they came in I don t believe there was
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2008-03-06 by Kip Babington
FWIW, I ve bought a number of the refurb C88s from Epson over the past few years, and except for the plain brown box they came in I don t believe there was
2008-03-06 by jerry dungan
At the Espon Store today, customer service is offering the R1800 for $399 with free shipping. They seem to have plenty available with a 1 year warranty.
2008-03-06 by ladder_logix
... With the respect to the print getting lighter or discolored near the end: I experienced the same problem with gold fiber silk and my 1800. I found that by
2008-03-05 by pr_roark
... I thought I d must mention that I found gummed up rollers were causing vertical banding in my 1800 with the glop overcoats. A sheet of EEM sprayed with
2008-03-05 by Eddie Wiseman
Yes... I m having the SAME problem with a 1280 and using the thick paper setting with MIS UT2 inks..but the problem is NOT the inks as the paber is scuffed
2008-03-05 by rowell bruce
thanks carl,that solved the roller marks,but still getting discolor at end of print,prints start getting lighter at end of print with vertical banding,this
2008-03-05 by Carl Schofield
Try using wider margins and also use the rear single sheet feeder. Carl Schofield http://photos.schophoto.com
2008-03-05 by bruce rowell
has anyone experienced discoloring and roller or grip marks verically in last 1/8 or so of print using epson 1800,marks seem to be in glop. i have thick paper
2008-03-05 by pr_roark
... The LLC is much more important than an LLM. LC, particularly in my old 7500, was by far the limiting factor in smoothness. The light light cyan is also
2008-03-05 by David Crosby
Thanks, Brian, I will give that a try. I have been using the Staedter Pigment Liner drawing pens in various sizes. They work very well on coated mat papers,
2008-03-05 by Joost Horsten
... cool, ... than ... Actually, I started to follow the procedure as outlined above, but found that not convenient. This is what I do (using QTR, windows,
2008-03-05 by Mark Rogers
Alpha cellulose is a mat material and buffered is a material treatment so you cant really compare them. Novacore is a paper mat product which means that it is
2008-03-05 by arcibombolina
... perfect, I ll try it! Is it print shield different from eco print shield glossy? Actully in europe I can just find the second one, perhaps I ll order fom
2008-03-05 by arcibombolina
... I ve read and understood, so I m just going to choose 5K+ and LLC and LLM, or 6k+ and blue. last quetion, slightly OT (perhaps) I use Gray Gamma 2.2 for
2008-03-05 by Sergei Antonov
Hmm, indeed. Thanks, Howard! I think it should be more visible and not in the same dark corner as skins . And it is definitely doesn t belong to View
2008-03-05 by Brian Corll
You might also try a Staedtler technical pen. You can get a set with the pen holder and three refills of different nib sizes for about $ 20 at places like
2008-03-05 by Brian Corll
When making prints for signing, as single prints or part of an edition, how do you folks handle margin sizes, i.e. what size margins do you leave top and
2008-03-05 by the_des_bois
Great site and prices too. Thanks for the link. I am wondering what style of embossing do you use for your prints? Circular with logo or the text only
2008-03-05 by the_des_bois
Thanks Josh for sharing your personal experience with this paper. Funny I was on the phone with someone from Premier Art (just after posting) asking about
2008-03-05 by pr_roark
... Yes. Glop is the base that is used in all MIS UT B&W inks. It is one of the primary reasons for their generally very good performance. ... Not yet, but I
2008-03-04 by pr_roark
... Maybe better. While it does not always seem to be the case, I generally have obtained a better dmax with Premier Art 325. For example, comparing my QTR
2008-03-04 by Poore Karen
Hi, I have only done very light work in PS CS2 since I installed it on my new computer (new computer due to my home being burglarized), but when I installed it
2008-03-04 by arcibombolina
... Yes, it seems they are talking for you :-O ... Interesting, I ve tried your ut3d and with glossy paper it has really less bonzing of what I aspected ( I
2008-03-04 by Harold Jackson
This is a pretty good site for embossers although I m sure that there are many others. http://www.customembossers.com/ [Non-text portions of this message have
2008-03-04 by Josh Hackney
Denis, Paul Roark might respond too, because I know he uses the 325gsm version of the Premier Art Hotpress, but from my testing with QTR Create ICC, the
2008-03-04 by Greg
... From the testing that I did, dmax was less than great on matte papers.
2008-03-04 by the_des_bois
I am just wondering since Epson already uses PA HotPress 205gsm for it s Scrapbook paper... Is Ultrasmooth Fine Art made for Epson by PremierArt? Is it safe to
2008-03-04 by Carl Schofield
Marcus, Glad you found the profiles useful. I did not make any profiles for matte paper and I think there were some reports that the Claria dmax was
2008-03-04 by Greg
... If it is a good matte paper, Claria is really very good on matte paper. The fade resistance is very good. That said I do not recommend any of the papers
2008-03-04 by luxlebis
Your profiles are really excelent and I did some very fine bw-prints. Even in the profile that uses a bit color I can see no metamerism or something like that.
2008-03-04 by Paul Grant
You might look at downloading the Canon DPP (Digital Photo Professional) its is great too. If you Should be able to find it at this link...look at drivers
2008-03-04 by Greg
... wrote: Considering that the heads for the little machines are pretty much identical to the big machines, it makes financial sense to use that
2008-03-04 by Tyler Boley
I m going to post this here just for those interested in this specific topic. I m lifting this info from someone uncredited.. just to help protect their inside
2008-03-04 by warinstephan
It s clearly noticeable by eyes. I have no spectrophotometer, but after noticing it, I dug on the net and found : piezo black on HPR Dmax 1,58 B9180 on HPR:
2008-03-04 by Barbara White
I noticed on the Epson website, that they are offering a $100 rebate on the 2400 until Mar. 31st. I m hoping that means exactly what you re hoping.... Barbara
2008-03-04 by goldner_jeff
You may get a warning from Vista about compatibility with CS2. I think this is leftover from pre-release days where there were issues with Vista s desktop
2008-03-04 by pr_roark
... MIS has a page at http://www.inksupply.com/roarkslab.cfm that they include some information on mixing inksets. It is not written by me, and I disagree
2008-03-04 by pr_roark
AlphaMat Artcare is supposed to be an excellent product. See http://www.nielsen-bainbridge.com/bainbridge/NB-SysAlphamat.html In addition to buffering, the
2008-03-04 by Stephen Kobrin
Karen, I took the advice of several people on the list and downloaded Adobe s free DNG converter. Once I converted the G9 raw files to DNG, the older version
2008-03-04 by Brian Ellis
You might post this in the FS section of the large format group at www.largeformatphotography.info. There are lots of people there who scan 4x5 film, some in
2008-03-04 by Howard Shaw
... If you re on a PC there s Presets on the View menu which does this. Don t know if there is an equivalent for Mac. Howard -- Howard Shaw www.howardshaw.org
2008-03-04 by arcibombolina
On the site inksupply I found months ago a page where you could buy one gallon (or pint?) bottle of ink (I suppose eboni bk) and base to create your own
2008-03-04 by kpoore2001
Steve, I have the Canon G9 too and not not realize this about Adobe CS2. I have just purchased a new computer with Vista and have just installed all my
2008-03-04 by Ernst Dinkla
... They have no other choice given the competition that has PK+MK on several models for 18 months now. The next question is whether they get gloss enhancer
2008-03-04 by Ernst Dinkla
... Do you expect the last are not buffered ? If so avoid them but I find it strange that they actually exist. -- Met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst
2008-03-04 by Sergei Antonov
To get neutral tone you could create two curves for QTR, one for cool, one for warm tone, then mix them with Curve blending controls until you get tone that
2008-03-04 by Scott Jones
Greetings, Has anyone heard anything about the next release for Epson? Basically I am interested in a 3800 with 9 heads like their newest gigantic machine has.
2008-03-04 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I am about to get into mat cutting and wondered what experiences people have of the longevity of buffered acid-free mat boards (like Bainbridge Novacore)
2008-03-04 by Seth Rossman
Gary- I d contact the company that makes them. Like he said, a place that makes notary seals. I would send them a sample to emboss and send back. My
2008-03-04 by gcwagner
Hello, Has anyone recently purchased an embosser of this type to use on heavy cotton paper? I am looking for a brand name or purchase source of a type known to