Re: Interest in seeing K7 gloss? Let me know
2008-02-22 by David Wroblewski
I m interested. -david
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2008-02-22 by David Wroblewski
I m interested. -david
2008-02-22 by Mark Savoia
I wonder what John Waters would say about all this? Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com
2008-02-22 by arlenelove3@aol.com
hairspray is good for killing mosquitos hovering at the ceiling,not on my artwork. **************Ideas to please picky eaters. Watch video on AOL Living.
2008-02-22 by wwodets
Tyler, Yes I d like to see it. It is my impression that this is where high- grade printing is going to end up--on the new papers with something to control the
2008-02-22 by i_3d_c
... MIS Eboni is a matte ink. it s not supposed to be used with glossy paper Use Photo Black ink.
2008-02-22 by Tyler Boley
OK folks, that s enough for me. I just belatedly realized asking the question requires inundating the list with the various replies. Duh!! Mark, no connection
2008-02-22 by Olivier
Count me in please. Olivier ... attempting ... it ... made ... the ... niche ... new ... business, ... size ... Ultra ... course ... time ... think ... I m
2008-02-22 by p5198
I ve used it for several years to equalize bronzing and to fix inks on reflective paper. It works very well (if you get a brand with good atomizer; at a couple
2008-02-22 by john dean
I just reflected again on the fact that Wilhelm has the best black and white permanency rating for the Epson Velvet Fine Art paper with Ultrachrome inks (no
2008-02-22 by TFielder
Tyler, Add me to your list.
2008-02-22 by George Pappas
I am interested, thank you Tyler.. _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
2008-02-22 by Bob McCarthy
... Yes, i have an interest
2008-02-22 by robert49brake
... Interest here.
2008-02-22 by studio9chik
count me in .. laelia
2008-02-22 by Mark Savoia
I think you just did. Of course we all want to see them! I hope you are be underwritten by IJM? Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions
2008-02-22 by Phil Morse
I would also be very interested. Phil
2008-02-22 by Vincent Orlando
I would be very intested. Vinny www.wulfsden.com -- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Tyler Boley
2008-02-22 by edrudolpho
I m interested. Ed
2008-02-22 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Yes please, I m keen! I m in Australia, so I would expect to pay extra postage. Peter Marquis-Kyle
2008-02-22 by amadou diallo
Sign me up, I d love to see the results. And given the hours and consumables you ve put into this, that offer is extremely generous. -- amadou diallo Author,
2008-02-22 by David Whistance
Tyler, I d be interested to see them if you are willing to post to the UK. I ve been sitting on the fence about the MPS inks for a while (I ve even got a spare
2008-02-22 by the_des_bois
Tyler, Interest here for sure! Denis Bouchard ... is not ... attempting ... made ... niche ... the new ... business, ... size ... sure, I m
2008-02-22 by Michael King
Tyler, I d be very intereted both in seeing the samples and purchasing the profiles for QTR for papers that I don t think Cone is not planning to support like
2008-02-22 by Tyler Boley
While working with this new Selenium K7 inset from Cone and attempting ink and gloss optimizer setups in the RIP to use with a few of the newest photo papers,
2008-02-21 by the_des_bois
I use it to minimize the gloss differential of my blond highlights.
2008-02-21 by frankbickelmeyer
So the use of original photosprays to fix the surface is recommended? ... changes in aging point of view this is very wrong. ... some set purpose (no pun
2008-02-21 by Mark MacKenzie
Ho boy! From a longevity point of view and from a probable changes in aging point of view this is very wrong. Hair sprays as a class are throw away
2008-02-21 by Mark Savoia
I don t know, it might end up being one of those things that will outlast a nuclear blast. My mother has been spraying her hair for years and it IS
2008-02-21 by frankbickelmeyer
Hi, when printing with the MIS Eboni-ink on Brilliant Museum Silver gloss paper i used to get some broncing and gloss differences. I´ve tried a simple
2008-02-21 by David
Thanks again Mark. How would I create the green ink? I m using Quadtone RIP to control the printer and give me control over which inks I m using. I assume I
2008-02-21 by Tyler Boley
... Honestly I could not tell you what to do, it s really not ready yet. I doubt they would even sell it to you yet without a lot of caveats that you are on
2008-02-20 by Ender100@aol.com
Hi David, For the R2400 Green ink gives the most density. This is usually true. Black inks in the new printers are very weak. Are you making negatives for
2008-02-20 by c1asia
... add ... unknown ... should ... to ... own. ... tyler, can you tell me how this works? i have an epson R1800 and am planning to convert it to K7 selenium
2008-02-20 by David
Thanks Mark, right now I can t afford to buy your book, but it looks like you have a successful system for DN. Also, I m creating image positives with one ink,
2008-02-20 by Ender100@aol.com
It s not unusual for some inks to not work with some films—especially Matte Black. Try Photo Black instead, it should solve your problem. If you are
2008-02-20 by Lloyd Braddy
David, Ah, resolution may still be an issue then. I was transferring line art and resolution wouldn t have been so obvious as with creating negs for
2008-02-20 by Ernst Dinkla
... I tried to visualise what it would look like. And it is correct what Paul writes about gloss black that its Dmax works as long as there s no light
2008-02-20 by Harold Jackson
Ernst -- I think you re taking the black hole analogy to an extreme. No one has ever been in or near a black hole. All we have are theoretical constructs of
2008-02-20 by Ernst Dinkla
... Near a black hole gloss and matte become quite relative :-) -- Met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst
2008-02-20 by David Emerick
All, I have created the group and invite all interested parties to join. Group name: Archival_Inkjet Group home page:
2008-02-20 by Clayton Jones
Hello Daniel, ... My eyes are very color sensitive and I ve had to select the ABW settings very carefully - and it s different for every paper. Given that,
2008-02-20 by David
Lloyd, what brand of transparency film are you using? I have tried a few where the MK worked, but the coating is so course, it doesn t pick up the resolution
2008-02-20 by David
Thanks Steve. Will the magenta and yellow inks dry on the film even if the PK doesn t? And, are you familiar with the Quadtone RIP, and if so, if I told you my
2008-02-20 by pr_roark
Google carbon nanotube ink and you may be surprised at the number of hits. One thing I did here was contact a few of those using Epson inkjet printers to
2008-02-20 by Greg
... Is that a DuPont product?
2008-02-20 by pr_roark
And it s a matte surface, not a glossy one, which by definition has a surface that reflects light. That s one of the falacies of deep glossy dmax. It s only
2008-02-20 by Mitch Greenwald
Gene Wolfe, a serious writer of speculative fiction, posited such a color years ago, in his series Book of the New Sun . He called the color fuligin .
2008-02-20 by Lloyd Braddy
It s possible that you using the wrong kind of transparency film. If the film that you re using doesn t have a prepared layer or has a layer designed for dye,
2008-02-20 by Mark Savoia
DeeeMAX ! Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-02-20 by povimage
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/02/19/AR2008021902617.html?wpisrc=newsletter Nuff said. Keith