RE: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-31 by Tom Baker
It s easy. I have friends that use it, and are always asking questions. So, I try to be able to answer them. In the end I don t really use much of Elements
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RE: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-31 by Photo Studio
Why us Elements? Am I missing something? ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-31 by Tom Baker
Neither Microsoft or Adobe will have anything to do with this problem. Adobe did send one suggestion, but it was useless. Maybe I ll try pulling some memory
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-31 by Bob Frost
Tom, ... Have you read the post today by Goldner_Jeff, who says Elements 4 worked with 2GB RAM but not when he updated to 6GB, but Elements 6 works fine!!
Dithering scheme?
2008-01-31 by hflockwood
Some time ago, someone (Paul R.?) posted a comparison of the dithering schemes available for printing in QTR. I m unable to find where I put that note. Can
Re:Digital BW Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-31 by Patrick Carr
... I ve just about gone through a roll of the Ilford Gold Fibre Silk. So far no inconsistencies or flaws. Also seems not near as fragile a surface as Innova s
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-31 by Bob Frost
... Oh well - I m in total DISagreement here!! I ve used partitions for years without any problems. I don t see how not using them can reduce fragmentation.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scratch Disk
2008-01-31 by Bob Frost
... And V64 is more stable since it does not allow 3rdparty programs to furkle around in in its innards. Although there are not many 64 bit programs at
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-31 by skefford_1
... and leave ... valid ... partitions ... Brain, I am in total agreement here. If you have your data backed up, then it is no problem. Not using partitions
Re: Scratch Disk
2008-01-31 by skefford_1
... to build ... of XP and ... 32? Not ... As previously stated, the OS can access more RAM, and PS will use this as a scratch disk. Obvioulsy accessing RAM
Re: [Digital BW] where to obtain refillable cartridges?
2008-01-31 by Carl Schofield
I m using the rjetek plugs for refilling OEM 1800 carts. Works very well. I m using the Epson gloss enhancer carts (you can buy them cheap at Atlex in two
Re: [Digital BW] Calumet Brilliant Museum Papers
2008-01-31 by gerard thomas
Frank, Is this the same paper,that we used to get from Fred Picker s Zone VI studios.I used it for years when i was doing b&w darkroom work I went to the
RE: [Digital BW] where to obtain refillable cartridges?
2008-01-31 by Eric Neilsen
Well, I have it but kept waiting for some inks to go with it. I should be giving it a go within the next few days. I also picked up the self rechipping carts
Re: Scratch Disk
2008-01-31 by goldner_jeff
I also made the switch to Vista 64 recently (last week, and running SP1 pre-release). The advantage is largely around memory available to applications. Each
where to obtain refillable cartridges?
2008-01-31 by Paul Whiting
I know there s been a fair amount of discussion of this question, but usually in the context of some other issues, so permit me start on a specific thread on
[Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-31 by Brian Wall
There was a recent review on these papers by Michael Reichmann on LL which is also useful as another opinion, whether biased or not.
Re: [SPAM][Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-31 by Tom Green
How long are you folks letting this paper dry prior to framing or sleeving? Tom ... From: Chris Patti To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent:
Calumet Brilliant Museum Papers
2008-01-31 by frankbickelmeyer
I´ve tried Brilliant Museum Silver Gloss white and Brilliant Museum Satin Matte white and natural and i am very happy with these (baryttype) papers. 300g
Re: [Digital BW] Magiclee Siena 250L Lustre paper
2008-01-31 by Peter De Smidt
Hi Mike, Yep, Shades of Paper is a great dealer. I built my own profiles using a Print Fix Pro. Regards, Peter
Re: [Digital BW] Magiclee Siena 250L Lustre paper
2008-01-31 by gerard thomas
Peter, I also have a box of this paper..I used it on my epson R220 for color prints...shades of paper is really a great store,they re cutuomer service is
[Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-31 by Chris Patti
Walt, I ve only used one box of the Ilford, but I ve not had the same surface problems you report. Whether that s because I m lucky or not as picky, I don t
Magiclee Siena 250L Lustre paper
2008-01-31 by Peter De Smidt
I recently tried Magiclee Siena 250L Lustre paper with my R2400 with MIS K4 inks. Someone on this list pointed to an article where the author though highly of
VFA/K3 Torture Test Report
2008-01-30 by Clayton Jones
Test Description: - Test began on January 4, 2008 - Printer is R2400 with K3 inks - A print on VFA, ABW setting 2,8 - Print placed in direct S. Florida
Re: Resetting maintenance tank on 3800
2008-01-30 by daverich4
Hi Yves, The 4000, 7600 & 9600 printers were the last ones where you could reset the counters for the various items like the maintenance tank from the front
The Imaging Factory Closing Shop
2008-01-30 by lou4photo
I just found out the owner of the Imaging Factory, maker of the fine Color-to-BW pro plug-in, along with others, is closing his doors due to personal reasons.
RE: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Paul Grant
Bob, Appreciate the detailed response on Vista 64. I am getting ready to build my new machine as was struggling with the Memory issue limitations of XP and
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Bob Frost
Paul, ... Partly curiosity; partly because it seems more secure and more stable now that MS has stopped 3rdparty programs furkling about in its innards; and
RE: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Tom Baker
I m not Bob, but lack for drivers is only one issue. There are many pieces of software that won t run under 64. I m also having trouble with Photoshop
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Steve and Ann Taylor
Yes, it is more appropriate for Win98 and also true of Win2000 which is what I run. I have not upgraded to XP or Vista and do not plan too do so. I am
RE: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Paul Grant
Bob, Noted your comment on using Vista 64. Curious as you motive for the 64 bit version. We you able to get all the drivers that you need? Paul From:
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Tom Baker
I ve also got VIsta64 and 8 gig. As you say, the scratch drive setup doesn t make much difference. But, I was responding to concerns on a more typical setup.
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Bob Frost
Tom, ... Depends on your setup. I have a Raid0 (2x 150 Raptors) as my main system drive, and two other drives of 750GB and 500GB for data. I have shown quite
RE: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Paul Grant
Steve, You make a good point on the small C: partition. Unfortunately I have had more drive failures than Windows failures..... But your point is right on.
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-30 by stephengledhill
Sorry but the email below got compounded into looking like it was all from me. Part of it is from Walt and part my reply. I ve tried to separate them below.
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Gary Weaver
That s my take. It s easier to rebuild partitions when the crash occurs. Speed isn t as important as the data. *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
[Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-30 by wwodets
Chris- I wouldn t disagree with anything you said about the two papers, except for the quality control issue. But perhaps I ve just had really bad luck with
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Brian
... From: Steve and Ann Taylor
Re: Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Thomas@Maugham.org
I thoroughly agree with Steve and will go him one better: Do regular backups of all your critical partition(s) so that if you do suffer a crash you can easily
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Steve and Ann Taylor
The advantage of having a small C: partition is that when Windows bites the dust and you have to reformat and re-install it, you lose only what was on that
[Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-30 by wwodets
Steve- For the Harman paper, about 12 hours after printing, the darker inked areas of a print will leave very visible dull marks if scratched by a fingernail,
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-30 by Michael King
Keep in mind that small drives generally speaking have relatively low read/write speeds and the best speed is at the start (outside) of the disk. Photoshop
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-30 by Steve Kale
Does it stand up to scratches? Sent from my iPod ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-30 by stephengledhill
Walt, On the Ilford Silk, I ordered a second box from a different supplier to see if the sheets would be cleaner, but they re not--longitudinal abrasions and
[Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-30 by Chris Patti
I just finished printing my way through a box each of Gold Fibre Silk and Harmon Gloss FB. In my opinion, both of these papers are great. After giving up on
[Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-30 by the_des_bois
I am wondering if anyone has tried Harman MATT FB Mp paper? In their recommended printer settings for the R1800 they mention Paper Type - Archival Matte
[Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-30 by wwodets
Steve- Thanks, I did see the new size which makes a difference to me because a larger image will fit on the sheet. I print frames that are 3:2. i.e. full
R1900 review
2008-01-30 by Steven Karafyllakis
Well, Someone FINALLY got their hands on one, here s a link: http://www.photo-i.co.uk/Reviews/interactive/Epson%20R1900/page1.html Steve karafyllakis
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Another take on the "fiber/baryta" papers . . .
2008-01-29 by stephengledhill
Walt, A couple more comments below: [Resent as it appeared not to go the first time - apologies if it appears twice!] _____ From:
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-29 by Paul Grant
Richard, I have a lot of drives but that¡¯s not so important..each RAID 0 pair needs at least two drives. So for my current latest configuration I have a
Re: [Digital BW] Scratch Disk
2008-01-29 by Richard Smallfield
So how many physical hard drives does that give you? If you had Raid 0 for everything surely that would be a lot of drives? I m wondering if I could do that