Re: 2400 EEM PK vs MK
2008-01-23 by Paul Whiting
Are refurbs ok? I read somewhere that Epson refurbs have some parts ok, but to take one example, they don t put in a new waste pad. So you soon get messages
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2008-01-23 by Paul Whiting
Are refurbs ok? I read somewhere that Epson refurbs have some parts ok, but to take one example, they don t put in a new waste pad. So you soon get messages
2008-01-23 by Mark Gilvey
Did it fly right by me or hasn t anyone discussed their techniques for converting color to b&w? Urm...or maybe everyone shoots film on this list? I ve been
2008-01-23 by Greg
... Diluting Eboni with GLOP is not a good idea! Same goes for diluting the glossy inks with the non-glossy base! Straight from the guy that mixes these inks
2008-01-23 by Tyler Boley
... well, you haven t gotten that package I m sending yet... Sorry, couldn t resist. Tyler
2008-01-23 by rudytorrico
Thanks to all. I ll be tossing and shopping tomorrow for an Nvidia. Rudy ... to put it, ... Steven ... Nvidia ... not ... here ... card ... to
2008-01-23 by Robert W Shearer
I was going to say that but while I was looking for a gentler way to put it, you stepped up. _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2008-01-23 by Walker Blackwell
I have a 750 pro. I took the glass whoe-dinger that you put negs on and ripped off the frame. Then I used that as the myler and put Kami/ Film/Kami below it.
2008-01-23 by Steven Karafyllakis
Rudy; I have a Matrox 440 I d give away to anyone willing to pay the shipping. It s a piece of garbage, you can buy any mid-range Nvidia for under $70.00 and
2008-01-23 by pr_roark
I was able to do a fairly good job with a flatbed scanner. See http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/Making_B-W_ICCs.htm with respect to using a flatbed scanner for
2008-01-23 by rudytorrico
Hi, I have been going nuts trying to make the 2 work together. The other monitor is a Dell LCD. No matter what combination of D15 or XP desktop settings I use.
2008-01-22 by Mike Dobbs
Can a reasonable printer linearization be done with a plain flatbed scanner and QTR? I use MIS UltraTone2 inks in an Epson 1280. Thanks, Mike.
2008-01-22 by pr_roark
By the way, this is the latest ink base mix I ve made. http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/Ink-mixing.pdf I recommend staying with what MIS will make available,
2008-01-22 by pr_roark
... Concur. I tried that also. At least MIS says it con t make a mess on the parking pad, but I m probably going to stay a purist here and avoid it. Paul
2008-01-22 by pr_roark
... People are actually inkjet printing with carbon nanotubes. There s a big world out there. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2008-01-22 by pr_roark
... The sprayed 1800 3-MK on Ilford Gold is very impressive. I think many would say beautiful. It s a satin finish with high dmax and almost no artifacts.
2008-01-22 by dgattarino
We tried diluting Eboni with GLOP. It was a disaster. The carbon particles precipitate very quickly (1-2 days). However, MIS PK tested Ok. Cheers, Daniela
2008-01-22 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jerry, ... There is no such thing as normal. As explained in the articles, the particular profile may vary depending on monitor settings, video card,
2008-01-22 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jerry, ... These are explained in detail in article #4. In article #3a on 2200/BO there is this note with a link to #4: Note: Article #4, Using Color
2008-01-22 by john dean
That is interesting Greg. That is exactly what Epson did with the K3 inkset, add a small amount of gloss inhibitor to the light black channel. But I m sure if
2008-01-22 by Greg
... Have you tried mixing the carbon particles in with the GLOP. I m sure it is not that easy, but you should be able to get carbon in the 1 or 2 micron range.
2008-01-22 by chatzebussi
... Thank you Juan and thank you Roy. Most helpful hints. Chatzebussi
2008-01-22 by john dean
I see, the more carbon in the mix the more difficult the gloss diff and bronzing, and the more complex the chemestry becomes. So far I ve never seen anything
2008-01-22 by Roy Harrington
... The official model number is R2400 so it sorts differently. It s there. ... Not really. Dmax is mainly dependent on the ink-paper combination. Roy
2008-01-22 by Stomberg Christopher
Thanks. I ll try that. ... From: Thomas@Maugham.org To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008
2008-01-22 by pr_roark
... I have printed the Eboni-6 on Ilford Gold -- it s very warm, sort of gives a new meaning to the name gold. ... I worked with them on the mix for a
2008-01-22 by Juan Riera
You may want to read the article #9 by Clayton Jones in http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm I agree with Clayton in keeping printing simple: The advanced
2008-01-22 by chatzebussi
Hello A friend of mine bought an EPSON R2400 (= European name) the other day. She will only be using OEM inks. From time to time however she would like to
2008-01-22 by Thomas@Maugham.org
I believe that s an indication that the carts are not being recognized. Try reseating them. HTH Tom
2008-01-22 by Stomberg Christopher
I have a hardware issue that recently cropped up on the printer that I m using with the B&W CFS I got from MIS that perhaps someone here has encountered. When
2008-01-22 by john dean
I m surprised you aren t putting something together for his Paul with all these new papers out there, like the reasonably priced Ilford Gold barita. As shown
2008-01-22 by terry lindquist
I have KODAK 8 Cirkut Film VERICHROME PAN in the freezer since it was purchased in 1981....still clean.... ...anyway.... terry ... [Non-text portions of
2008-01-22 by E Neilsen
I am also thinking of moisture issues with thawing of the film. With mottled results, it gets me thinking moisture getting into the roll. Eric Neilsen Photo
2008-01-22 by pr_roark
The only deterioration I ve heard of relating to film stored in a freezer is fogging of very fast film from background radiation. I assume this shows up as an
2008-01-22 by pr_roark
The word from MIS is that the base used for Eboni-6 is compatible with MIS PK and Glop. I don t know at this point whether there is a glossy paper that prints
2008-01-22 by john dean
Same ones. Apparently another internet urban legend. Just goes to show you never trust a photograph or a cousin. They are kind of cool though. john
2008-01-22 by Mark Savoia
Hoax? Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-01-22 by David Emerick
These images? I was sent them as well http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/pearlharbor.asp ... D A V I D E M E R I C K Digital Media Specialist St. Mary s
2008-01-22 by john dean
You ar not going to belive this but my cousin sent me jpegs done with a Brownie Kodak type camera that was last seen in the 1940 s. I don t know where he found
2008-01-22 by Stephen Kobrin
Eric, I have scanned XP2 on an LS-2000 for years. While there may be better ways to do it, I have not had this sort of a problem in the past. The film is two
2008-01-22 by vtube75
... I have the same issue when printing on glossy paper. This type of paper needs very high (diffuse) light, so for a normal installment (like my bedroom) I
2008-01-22 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi All, The latest 8 ink printer from Epson has been announced there, the R1900. Press release and pictures:
2008-01-22 by Eric Neilsen
Before you throw that baby out with the bath water, do yourself a favor and try scanning it again, What are your methods now? With XP2 I found I needed to pay
2008-01-22 by Peter De Smidt
... Old film can show loss of sensitivity and contrast, increased fog and graininess, and other ills. This is especially true of color films, of which XP-2 is
2008-01-22 by gerardthomas517x
... Steve...years ago I used to store tri-x in the freezer for months. when I decided to use it roll by roll I let it thaw out , exposed it,and develpped it
2008-01-22 by ann clancy
film tends to lose speed, which would result in a lack of shadow details. regards, ann Stephen Kobrin wrote: I have stored a supply
2008-01-22 by Scott Jones
My experience is that the images look pretty muddy using the PK on EEM and I have not particularly liked it. I too use almost exclusively PK on Epson Premium
2008-01-22 by Stephen Kobrin
I have stored a supply of XP2 well past it s due date in my freezer. Are there any obvious signs of deterioration negatives from outdated film? The last two
2008-01-22 by daniel
Steve, Thanks for your response! Your observations about Epson MK vs. Eboni confirm what Paul Roark explained to me offline. Mixing Epson MK and MIS LK and LLK
2008-01-22 by jerdiakiw
I am not getting the detail in the shadow in my b/o prints that I am seeing on the screen. . . is that normal? I am printing dot 20 on a epson 2200 with MIS
2008-01-22 by jerdiakiw
a. I am still having trouble reading clayton jones article on ps cs on an epson 2200 when I open an bw image it often asks me what working space i want to be