Re: [Digital BW] 2200 roller marks on Ilford Gold Fibre Silk
2008-02-09 by Mitch Greenwald
I had no problems with roller marks. Mitch
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2008-02-09 by Mitch Greenwald
I had no problems with roller marks. Mitch
2008-02-09 by Richard Sintchak
Sorry, level should be lever ..... ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-02-09 by Richard Sintchak
Just got my first pack of the stuff from B&H and printed my first 3-4 letter size prints last night on my 2200. No roller or pizza wheels that I can see. I m
2008-02-09 by frankg_photo
Hi all. I m getting back in after a long absence and am printing on Ilford Gold Fibre Silk. I m pretty happy with the first prints I ve made but I m getting
2008-02-09 by Mitch Greenwald
Thor -- I ve ordered from MIS a few times, and have on occasion noticed poor coordination between sales/customer service and shipping. I woujld not bother
2008-02-09 by t_j_l_s
Has anyone else had problems with orders from inksupply.com lately? I have had the ordering experience from, well, from heck and while they were initially
2008-02-09 by Michael King
Hi Alistair, ... The way to change the dmax is to change the colour density in the paper config in the driver settings. I am not familiar with this paper, so
2008-02-09 by Juan Riera
Hello, I have seen many people here using Epson 2400, maybe you can help me. I have a problem when printing with frontal manual thick paper feeding, when I
2008-02-09 by alistair_owens
Hi all, Using an Epson 3800 with K3 inks and Hahnemule Photo Rag Pearl and using Epson ABW driver. I am trying to increase Dmax and to check (and if necessary
2008-02-09 by Gary Weaver
It s not photography, it s consumer electronics. So, it s quite easy to get sidetracked by the hype. gar *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
2008-02-09 by Gary Weaver
It is confusing, but you just have to think each step through. I ve only done top fill and it s a slow process - maybe a minute. If there is a problem with
2008-02-09 by Rick Colson
Sarah wrote: I shoot with the first 1Ds, and feel like I m releasing the shutter of a dinosaur every time I read one of their reviews. The 1ds is still one
2008-02-09 by Robert W Shearer
The one real “negative” if you will pardon the pun with the digital age is that far to often, it becomes more about the technology and less about the
2008-02-09 by Gabriel Valansi
I agree. But sometimes I learn a lot for this kind of people whit that obsession about technical issues. Always you can found something interesting and useful.
2008-02-09 by Andre Moreau
... Hello Mark, Here s the link, which I added to my original post a few minutes later: http://tinyurl.com/ypsuf8 Andre
2008-02-09 by David Whistance
I shouldn t worry about it - I think his images speak for themselves. Good equipment doesn t necessarily make for good images, in fact the opposite is often
2008-02-09 by Mark Gilvey
Urm... where is the link to the video? Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-02-09 by Sarah Renkes
Generally speaking, I shoot landscapes with a Linhof View Camera, Rodenstock HR lenses and a PhaseOne P45+ back. (
2008-02-09 by Tyler Boley
well you know, they re always a little behind us over there on the old LL forum... Tyler
2008-02-09 by scott_now_coming
Enjoy! http://www.luminous- landscape.com/reviews/printers/Epson_Exhibition_Fiber.shtml? main_page=product_info&cPath=20&products_id=173
2008-02-09 by Sarah Renkes
Welcome, Miguel...don t be shy. People here are very knowledgable and very generous. Sarah
2008-02-09 by Gary Weaver
Hi!! Welcome aboard!! gar *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
2008-02-08 by daverich4
David, That makes sense. Thanks for the clarification. -dave- ... NCID=aolcmp00300000002548)
2008-02-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... The same printers are used for a range of papers: third party, HP, Canon and Epson in a test published in the February ColorFoto issue.
2008-02-08 by mike_prox
My name is Miguel, and since some time ago I became interested on everything related to photography. I hope I can share my few experience here with you as well
2008-02-08 by Andre Moreau
Oops, here s the link: http://tinyurl.com/ypsuf8 Andre Moreau
2008-02-08 by Andre Moreau
Just a while ago there was a tread on the different b&w conversion methods. Here s a video explaining RGB to B&W conversion using the Calculation Method in
2008-02-08 by Tony Sleep
... Yes, having RTFM a 220gsm limit applies only to the Main tray - the bulk sheet feed box. As you say, up to 1.5mm is specified for the specialty media
2008-02-08 by edknight_w
Using the straight paper path and the rigid photo rag setting, I ve successfully printed several 13x19 prints on Hawk Mountain s Nighthawk paper(500gsm)using
2008-02-08 by Mike Johnston
Yes 260-HanhemuhlePhotoRag.icc works. It shows up as QTR_260-HanhhemuhelPhotoRag in the PS list of profiles. Mike J. ... From:
2008-02-08 by Andrew Darlow
Hello: I m wondering if you are feeding through the top feed slot or from the back. The straight path might help avoid the quality problem in the far right.
2008-02-08 by Mike Johnston
Sorry for the delay. I will test in the morning. Mike J. ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2008-02-07 by E Neilsen
So Milt, You have IP and a 7800? And you are asking us what they look like? One thing that has been mentioned before, an dthat is the older Epson printers like
2008-02-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Reading Red, Green, and Blue densities just helps you linearize each color channel, or (making some dangerous assumptions) perhaps cross balance them. It
2008-02-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... That certainly improves consistancy, but I ve yet to see it beat custom profiling. Another reason HP does this and Epson does not, is that Epson s heads
2008-02-07 by daverich4
Hi David, This might just be a question of semantics but I ve worked in a photo lab for a long time using a variety of densitometers. They re normally used for
2008-02-07 by Tony Sleep
... It s a conservative fib. I regularly print HPR 308GSM with no issues. Other people have printed with thicker stocks. Harman FB AL Glossy (320gsm) curl
2008-02-07 by warinstephan
I decided to dedicate a Stylus 1290 to BW. I hesitated between piezo and BO printing with MIS museum black, I finally ordered piezography K6 CIS kit. But I
2008-02-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... While I fear this may be stating the obvious: a densitometer only measures density, not color... C. David Tobie WW Product Technology Manager Digital
2008-02-07 by Richard Smallfield
One thing I noted in the specs is that it doesn t like papers over 270gsm. That narrows paper options considerably. It is excellent value for money though -
2008-02-07 by colingruk
... Carl, Thank you very much, this is now working for me and I have printed without the roller marks showing. Best regards, Colin
2008-02-07 by Tony Sleep
... Despite HP specs apparently limiting page length to 19 , it is allegedly possible to get the B9180 to print up to 43 using Qimage. I haven t tried it
2008-02-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Without a custom profile that focuses on grays, you aren t really giving the driver a fighting chance... neutrality and smoothness are both possible. C.
2008-02-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Opinions vary, but for your uses I don t see any need of a RIP; you can print both color and B&W with excellent results right from the driver. For all the
2008-02-07 by pglombick
I sure would appreciate some feedback on how to fix pizza wheel marks on the R2400 using EFP and HM Baryta papers. I am also curious if anyone else is having
2008-02-07 by Ernst Dinkla
... I have none of them but some time ago they were compared to one another (+ a Canon) in a Photo-i review that also had a page on B&W:
2008-02-07 by djon43
Right/Wrong? : HP B9180 beats Epson 2400 in *EVERY respect* ASSUMING OEM pigments (except panoramas and perhaps metamerism on gloss)...is that a fair
2008-02-07 by ferdinand_paris
I ve bought some bulk Image Specialists K3-equivalent ink, but not from MIS. It was a 9 ink set, and so included both MK and PK. What I was wondering was
2008-02-07 by evanj1969
i tend to look at this issue the same way. see my post/question on this. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/message/ 90214 i do
2008-02-07 by Michael King
Milt, Are you using the Epson ABW driver path or the colour driver path to print your B&W? You ll get the best B&W out of the Epson driver from using the ABW