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2008-02-28 by Gary Weaver
I don t know this paper, but you have to try and understand the terms. First, it s Photo - usually gloss resin type. Second, it s Pearl - an attempt to tone
2008-02-28 by pr_roark
... The Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl I ve used is a glossy paper that requires PK. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2008-02-28 by c1asia
is the ilford premium photo pearl a matte or a glossy paper? per the R1800, should i use gloss optimizer on this paper?
2008-02-28 by c1asia
there s a rebate for the R1800 and the R2400. http://www.epson.com/cmc_upload/pdf/SPR1800-R2400-100-EP726-C24714R1.pdf
2008-02-28 by Andrew Darlow
Hi Tyler: I use the fingernail scratch test. Coated side has more resistance (sort of like sandpaper). Putting a very small mark with a pencil in a corner of
2008-02-28 by Richard Smallfield
Hello Tim, thanks for your looking into this for me. In response, I just checked my supplier and all he has is:
2008-02-28 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... I suspect that Coroplast might be uncommon in New Zealand, and that the common local equivalent is Corflute . Peter Marquis-Kyle
2008-02-28 by Tim Atherton
I happened to be taking a workshop with some conservation scientists, so I double checked and they confirmed what I thought. Foam Core/FomeCor isn t
2008-02-28 by pr_roark
... Try Amazon and eBay. ... No one knows if or when the 1900 will be supported. Epson s practice is to make it more difficult for others to use their
2008-02-27 by Peter De Smidt
... Hi Patrick, Yeah, that s what I have, but it s only on the end of the sheet. I tried selecting thick media in the driver, to no avail. I don t think I
2008-02-27 by Paul Whiting
Bryan, I got mine as a refurb directly from Epson, cost $349 including shipping and handling. So far it s working great but haven t loaded in the Eboni carts
2008-02-27 by c1asia
... to ... and ... K ... i ll definitely have to give this method a try. i ve been using a selective color layer under a desaturate layer and that allows
2008-02-27 by Greg
... stamp. ... A stamp and inkjet ink from a bottle or empty epson cart is probably a good idea. Get one of the stamps that has the number area that can be
2008-02-27 by bryanroos
Any good places to still pick up an Epson R1800 to use with the 3-MK MIS system? Or just wait for a bit until the Epson R1900 is supported? Thanks - bryan
2008-02-27 by Patrick Carr
... Peter; I ve been getting something similar with both my 11880 and 7800--not really a strike --more of a head drag across the surface of Gold Silk. To find
2008-02-27 by Danny Raphael
... Yes. A separate copy of the original RGB image converted to CMYK and the same steps as noted previously harvest the K channel. Once the K layer is created
2008-02-27 by stephengledhill
Hi Tyler, Yes, comparisons are important to help inform - but the ultimate test has to be whether it looks good in its own right . Salmon Pink was the tint
2008-02-27 by Popescu Cezar
... If you run long runs an ideea would be to order a customized rubber stamp.
2008-02-27 by Popescu Cezar
... I ve seen one that claimed Acid free on label. Made by Scotch and sold in pack of 4 or 5, I do not remember exactly.
2008-02-27 by Brian Ellis
Are you aligning the paper correctly when it goes in the feed? The right edge of the paper goes against the right side of the tray and the bottom edge is
2008-02-27 by Mark Savoia
Back roll the sheet first to get rid of curl and add more humidity to your environment. Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of this
2008-02-27 by John
Dear Peter, I had a simillar experience on my 7600 both with the Ilford Gold and with a 350gsm Cotton Fabric we use for fine art printing. The UK Epson repair
2008-02-27 by Peter De Smidt
Hi Folks, I ve been getting some head strikes with my R2400 using Ilford Gold Silk. It s just at the end of the sheet. I think it s just after the paper
2008-02-27 by Paul Grant
I have been using the Top Single sheet feeder for this paper with no Problems..I have been printing mostly 11x17 but have produced a number of 13x19s Paul
2008-02-27 by Derrick
Hi, i m trying to get some A3+ (19x13) prints done urgently on Harmon Gloss FB AL paper using my Epson 3800 via the front manual feeder. I ve tried using the
2008-02-27 by mxgo95747
-How does it work with B&W film scanned in RGB? I have been using the technique shown in the Greg Gorman web site www.greggorman.com. Martin
2008-02-27 by Charles Becker
Try printing the back side first through a laser printer and then the front for the inkjet. Best, Charles ... From: brouwerkent To:
2008-02-27 by John Labovitz
... I ve seen very thin, non-paper labels that might work better. They seem to be about the thickness of transparent (Scotch) tape. I m pretty sure I ve seen
2008-02-26 by brouwerkent
I am wanting to print text on the back side of Ilford Gold Fibre, but it is obvious that this is not ideally suited to ink. I have been unable to get any kind
2008-02-26 by Keith R.
... Here s a link to a how to video from the LRNews web site. The video is from Martin Evening.
2008-02-26 by c1asia
... for ... i didn t see any reference to... plus CMYK s K channel (set to Multiply) . is this something separate that was added onto the other method? to
2008-02-26 by Greg
... happens ... but a ... Both valid points if the process is fast enough, but I wouldn t suggest it for more than a few moments is all.
2008-02-26 by E Neilsen
I don t know how long it takes you to spot, but what do you think happens when you pull one out to change it? I am not talking days or hours, but a few
2008-02-26 by Mark Savoia
Ah, I pull them out all the time to shake, never had any of these issues. Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of this message have
2008-02-26 by Greg
... lightly wipe ... begin ... Noooooooooooo..... That s what the empty carts are for. Or if you are using bulk ink, obviously keep a little of each color
2008-02-26 by E Neilsen
Very simply take the cart out of the printer, use a 000 brush, lightly wipe the cart at the connection point, spot your print reinsert cart and begin printing.
2008-02-26 by Danny Raphael
More info here on the concept/method: http://www.adobe.com/digitalimag/pdfs/phs8bwconversion.pdf In essence the action builds a layer stack by doing the
2008-02-26 by Carl Schofield
Yes. http://www.inksupply.com/r1800_bo.cfm Carl Schofield http://photos.schophoto.com
2008-02-26 by jarrrush
I am printing on an Epson 3800 using Epson inks. I have a print with large areas of black that I have a couple of small (maybe the size of a piece of glitter)
2008-02-26 by tim4peace2001
Hello. Is it possible to purchase the inks required for Paul Roark s R1800 3-MK method from MIS in refillable cartridges and not having to go the CIS route?
2008-02-26 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, my framer just told me that the acid from Formacote eventually leaches through and wrecks the mat and print and that I should use Foamcore - which is not
2008-02-26 by Tyler Boley
Steve, one thing that really struck me was the difference between the lovely print you sent me on the Innova Warm, and just pulling a sheet out of the package
2008-02-25 by Mr Barrington Maye
Hi, I have just saw the R1900 today at the Epson stand in Birmingham UK. Personally, I don t think it is in the same league as the R1800 on colour output. I
2008-02-25 by pr_roark
... The 1900 uses a new color arragement with respect to what were the blue and red spots. I assume Epson has gone to a new cartridge type. So, I m also
2008-02-25 by c1asia
... danny, can you explain this action? where can i find more info on this method? thanks.
2008-02-25 by c1asia
do you happen to know what are the main (or significant) differences between the R1900 and the R1800?
2008-02-25 by stephengledhill
I collected a few sample sheets this afternoon (from the Harman stand at the annual Focus on Imaging in Birmingham UK) of the newly launched (yesterday)
2008-02-25 by janzen.lonnie
... I m new to the forum but have been doing Digital B&W since PS5. I have been using Lightroom for a lot of my work latly and was wondering if anyone here
2008-02-25 by djon43
An hour? Let s see...my Toyota mechanic charges $65/hr... hmmm...8 carts @ $65..that s about $8 per cart in labor alone (not counting the carts themselves, or
2008-02-25 by Olivier
... old. ... no ... used ... you ... the ... syringe. ... water ... cartridge. ... Jon, I sourced 8 new brand MIS cartridges, needles, etc... everything is