Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson R1900 drop sizes?
2008-02-25 by Carl Schofield
Yes and now looking at the Epson UK site I see that 1.5 pl drop size is specified there. Seemed strange that Epson USA removed this from the spec list. Guess
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2008-02-25 by Carl Schofield
Yes and now looking at the Epson UK site I see that 1.5 pl drop size is specified there. Seemed strange that Epson USA removed this from the spec list. Guess
2008-02-25 by pr_roark
The reviews have said it s a 1.5 pl printer. Paul www.PaulRoark.com ... but ... this
2008-02-25 by Carl Schofield
I looked at the specs for this new printer on the Epson USA site, but could not find any mention of minimum drop size for the 1900. Is this still a 1.5 pl
2008-02-24 by Jon Cone
Olivier, The R1800 cartridges bought from IJM are never more than 2 months old. We do all filling of small format cartridges in-house. SO there is no way to
2008-02-24 by Tyler Boley
... sorry, the ink for the actual image, and a channel with GO, going down all together. One pass. Obviously this would be the preferred way to print for a
2008-02-24 by wwodets
Tyler- Oddly I have had exactly the opposite experience with VFA. After thousands of prints on 13 x 19 and hundreds on 17 x 22 I have never had any flaking
2008-02-24 by Olivier
... spot channel in StudioPrint. ... itself. ... haven t seen a settling ... your experience is known, ... a problem. ... few months from some ... What do you
2008-02-24 by Tyler Boley
... Olivier, doing pretty much the same thing in the go-down with a spot channel in StudioPrint. Then the 2nd GO only pass. You are correct that a GO overprint
2008-02-24 by Clayton Price
Posted by: Tyler Boley Sat Feb 23, 2008 12:17 pm (PST)
2008-02-24 by Olivier
... different ... and ... Tyler, you do the GO overprint with SP as far as I understood. QTR might help you there : since you go for double-pass, I d create a
2008-02-24 by Clayton Jones
... Just found this Q&A web site on the subject... http://www.freestylephoto.biz/airey.php Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at
2008-02-24 by pr_roark
... I d abandon the old photo tint model completely and go the watercolor route. I think we have compatible media -- inkjet printing and water color painting
2008-02-24 by c1asia
... list. ... deep ... a workable ... depending ... carbon ... Even ... is ... need ... inksets, ... clogging. ... someone else had mentioned arches to me so
2008-02-24 by Clayton Jones
Hello Salongo, ... I had some Canson 9x12 Bristol 100# water color pads for pencil, ink and dry media, which feels and looks like a heavy version of EEM. After
2008-02-24 by Gary Weaver
Hi Salongo, I use two watercolor pads for some stuff. If your printing for the other kind of artists , it wouldn t hurt to ask for paper samples. That is the
2008-02-23 by Tyler Boley
well I just walked right into that now didn t I? gee, come to think of it... maybe I ve been printing on the backs of the rolls and doing the whole thing
2008-02-23 by Mark Savoia
Doesn t it say VIEW FROM THIS SIDE like slide mounts? Now, if you would use rolls, YOU would know :) Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com
2008-02-23 by john dean
Yea it s bizarre, I can t tell either. The only way I can tell is the curl of the roll :-) . j
2008-02-23 by Shoshanna Moser
I, too, have been looking for a paper that will work successfully with Marshall s Photo Oils, which I first began using on my darkroom prints in the mid-1970s.
2008-02-23 by Tyler Boley
anyone know how to identify it? The tongue trick isn t working, and getting a little gross anyway... Both side seem the same. No instructions. Doing a few
2008-02-23 by Salongo Lee
Hello, I thought I d pass this along. At 2AM this morning a local artist I work with needed some 9x12 prints from a 18x24 pencil sketch by 9AM and of course
2008-02-23 by Tyler Boley
John, I only order the largest size, anything smaller is trimmed out of that, turns out there is very little waste considering test strips, proofs, many small
2008-02-23 by pr_roark
For what it s worth, the watercolorist I ve been working with puts Arches Hot Press, un-coated watercolor paper at the top of her list. The paper will not
2008-02-23 by john dean
Tyler, I do lot of 30x40 and 40x60 prints and multiples of the same image. If I had to order sheets I simply wouldn t be in business anymore. I agree that for
2008-02-23 by Darlene Lyon Kruse
Please share any recommendations you get. I used to do my own darkroom prints, usually on Agfa Portriga Rapid 118, later on Oriental Seagull when Portriga was
2008-02-23 by pr_roark
... See http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/R1800.htm for my write up of the R1800 100% carbon printing workflow. It s true that for good B&W with the 1800 you
2008-02-23 by c1asia
... note that both models have a $100 rebate. http://www.epson.com/cmc_upload/pdf/SPR1800-R2400-100-EP726-C24714R1.pdf epson s clearance center also has a good
2008-02-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello TFielder, ... There is much greater difference than just the inks. The main difference, in a nutshell, is that the 2400 can do excellent BW out of the
2008-02-23 by TFielder
I ve been thinking about the Epson 2400 because I understand that it already has the black inks. However, the R1800 is reduced to $329 @ CompUSA. Should I
2008-02-22 by Richard Smallfield
How I de-roll my paper is to cut it to the right lengths and store them in a box of the right dimensions (custom made) - and after a week or so they are pretty
2008-02-22 by c1asia
has anyone had any experience with hand tinting inkjet prints using marshalls photo oils or pastels on either piezo selenium mps or sepia k7 inks? just wanted
2008-02-22 by Tyler Boley
Paul, I m still perfecting things, and each paper so far is different and requires different ink percents, different GO in the go down, and different GO
2008-02-22 by Tyler Boley
well I was hoping that would be somewhat humorous. I have to add that as an individual artist, I would have very different concerns that a printer for others,
2008-02-22 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 2/22/2008 2:52:54 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, dfaprinting@yahoo.com writes: Sorry, stupid me for suggesting that there might be an
2008-02-22 by pr_roark
Tyler, Do you have any spectro readings on the K7 gloss inkset? I m just curious how they compare to the UT-RC inkset I set up. It s at
2008-02-22 by Greg
... Sorry, stupid me for suggesting that there might be an alternative. I ll go back to minding my own business.
2008-02-22 by Tyler Boley
nah, I ll just use some client s, they won t mind. you re killin me Mark, killin T
2008-02-22 by Tyler Boley
so you are suggesting that this is somehow superior to taking out a sheet, putting it in the printer, hitting print, ejecting when done, putting it in a
2008-02-22 by pr_roark
... I don t see the Premier Art Hot Press there. The Epson UltraSmooth, which appears to have the same coating as Premier Art Hot Press is rated at 205 under
2008-02-22 by Greg
... ??????????? I have never had a problem reverse rolling German Etching, never. Sounds like you need a different tool for the job. My suggestion is to buy
2008-02-22 by Mark Savoia
What is the image you will use, do we all get an original Tyler Boley? :) Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com
2008-02-22 by Tyler Boley
Hey everybody, I got what I needed to know for now. The only way this will work for this price is with minimal time and energy here, and a bulk approach, so I
2008-02-22 by Tyler Boley
My experience is that the non-cotton papers can not be Drolled. They will kink. So German Etching is out for that. I m not sure of VFAs content. In fact, we
2008-02-22 by gerard thomas
Yes, Count me in as well. Atleast ,let us pay for the cost of paper & postage. Thanks Mike don.swanson wrote: Interested here.
2008-02-22 by don.swanson
Interested here. How do we pay for this great offer? Don Swanson ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2008-02-22 by Carolyn Frayn
I haven t had many flaking issues with EVFA myself, much less than with my other preferred paper, German Etching. It s great going through the printer path,
2008-02-22 by Carolyn Frayn
... yup.. I hung a show in November, printed on EVFA for the smaller prints, and German Etching for larger, love the black UC on EVFA so much that I didn t
2008-02-22 by john dean
I m not really that experienced with VFA but from what I remember it might not be any worse than German Etching or Museum Etching in regard to thickness. I ll
2008-02-22 by CorrPro96@aol.com
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2008-02-22 by Tyler Boley
John, wouldn t it be a handling problem? I ve had my hands on this stuff once or twice and it seemed a bit board like to roll without problems. It s also one