Re: prefilled mis carts - refillable? R1800
2008-01-18 by pr_roark
Espen, I believe the pre-filled carts are the same as the empty, easy-refill carts. MIS might use a different stopper. So, you may have to use a little
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greenish cast in shadows in K4-ABW prints
2008-01-18 by daniel
I ve been printing with K3 inks on an Epson 2400 in ABW mode, and have been very pleased with the results on glossy paper. I decided to give MIS K4 inks a try,
prefilled mis carts - refillable? R1800
2008-01-18 by espen.aasheim
Hi. I just have a quick question.. The prefilled mis 3mk carts i bought from mis looks to be exactly the same as the empty refillable carts i bought from mis
Re: Spongeless carts for 2200...
2008-01-18 by ferdinand_paris
... You re 100% right. It is efillink. I searched for this but could not find it. Just lurv the e-bay search engine. ... When I bought these, I was a very
MIS K4 Inkset on Baryta papers?
2008-01-18 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello, I have been using MIS K4 inks on my papers, but now plan on using Baryta papers and wanted to know if I there is another inkset I should consider. I¹m
Re: Spongeless carts for 2200...
2008-01-18 by guy_staley
Thanks FP for the thoughtful reply. I see now that you are right about the efillink.com website cartridges: they are indeed pre-filled. Here is a link to one
Re: [Digital BW] Glass cleaner & print life
2008-01-18 by john castronovo
Yes it can. Many glass cleaners have ammonia in them and you should at least wait before closing up valuable art in a frame with it. ... From: Richard
Re: Please suggest me something
2008-01-17 by Mike Dobbs
I do photography as a hobby...with no real aspirations to make money. So, I need to cheap things low cost. Over the years I ve managed to spend very little on
[Digital BW] Re: No Ultratone cartridges for my new R280 at Inksupply. How much trouble am I in?
2008-01-17 by Mike Dobbs
You might want to ask InkRepublic if they sell the R280 CIS kit without their ink: I use this setup in my 1280 with MIS
Glass cleaner & print life
2008-01-17 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I was framing some prints yesterday and the glass had been sitting around for a while and wasn t too clean - so I sprayed what in the USA is called Windex
Re: Ilford Gold Fiber
2008-01-17 by Brian Wall
I used the top feeder with no problems. I find the paper very nice. Brian ... I m getting what look like ... as I m familiar with those. ... letter feeder)
Ilford Gold Fiber
2008-01-17 by steveh0607
Hi Everyone, I just bought a box of Ilford Gold Fiber to try out with the R2400. I m getting what look like very faint, closely spaced vertical lines. They re
Re: Spongeless carts for 2200...
2008-01-17 by ferdinand_paris
... That s what I initially thought too. The picture is of empty cartridges, but the text says Try our easyrefill cartridge **prefilled** with our Archival
Re: How does "Whiteness" relate to Lab?
2008-01-17 by Louis Dina
... whiteness ... an ... Hmmm..........I may have partially answered my own question. Looks like everyone has their own system, and brightness and whiteness
How does "Whiteness" relate to Lab?
2008-01-17 by Louis Dina
I see a lot of paper manufacturers talk about whiteness and opacity when describing their papers. I always think in Lab terms when thinking of the brightness
Re: Ideal viewing height
2008-01-17 by Robert Lee
I don t think it ever hurts to try to understand where the standards come from. My point was that the standard jives with median eye levels--that it isn t
Re: 3-MK papers with a sheen? or 3-PKN?
2008-01-17 by pr_roark
... True. Some of the new fiber based luster papers claim to be matte black compatible, but that is not my experience. ... You could print color glossy that
Re: 3-MK papers with a sheen? or 3-PKN?
2008-01-17 by Frank Jay
So, from what I have been reading , and please correct me if I am wrong, that a luster paper can t be used with the 3MK set up unless it is given a spray
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ideal viewing height
2008-01-16 by Sam McCandless
... Would a Museum s experience be relevant? Since this thread was begun, I tuned in late to a PBS TV program on the makeover of the DMI . (While I watched,
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ideal viewing height
2008-01-16 by Harold Jackson
Which is exactly what I was agreeing with! Certainly they have some experience in understanding what the ideal veiwing height is. Seems like a good idea to
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ideal viewing height
2008-01-16 by David Emerick
I thought that this discussion was about standards. Which is why I quoted the National Gallery standard. ... D A V I D E M E R I C K Digital Media
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ideal viewing height
2008-01-16 by Harold Jackson
I thought that this discussion was about standards. If the median height of men in this country is 69 inches, that means that half of the men in the US are
Re: Spongeless carts for 2200...
2008-01-16 by robert49brake
... If you look at a clear cart for that design you see a spring loaded ball that should seat with pressure from the spring and close off all flow through the
Re: Ideal viewing height
2008-01-16 by Robert Lee
I think we d all agree that ease of viewing for the most people is the point, generally. If you guys want to be scientific about it, here s some relevant data:
Re: Spongeless carts for 2200...
2008-01-16 by the_des_bois
I did purchase a set from eBay for my R1800. Loaded only one cart with ink. I was not aware that they could drop a bit of ink when first used at the time.
Re: Spongeless carts for 2200...
2008-01-16 by guy_staley
Thanks for the info. Actually, they do sell empty carts. If you follow the link I gave and scroll down to the bottom, you will see the empty carts(as per my
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson R1900
2008-01-16 by Ernst Dinkla
... There s another end to that tale where the only candidate that passed the test didn t belong to the same religion. To keep the analogy going: Epson might
Re: [Digital BW] Epson R1900
2008-01-16 by CDTobie@aol.com
... If your ink isn t glossy enough to get by without Gloss Optimizer, than an Optimizer is needed for gloss prints, if your ink is glossy enough, then its
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson R1900
2008-01-16 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Its not really a printer for the B&W market, its a glossy color printer, to replace the older glossy color printer, the R1800. Its an improvement on the
Re: Ideal viewing height
2008-01-16 by caostebbins
Dear Chris, Here s another perspective on print height. Minor White used to say hang them at heart level. The 56 -60 range that others have mentioned that
Re: Simulating Premier Art Matte BW split tone effect in Photoshop
2008-01-16 by the_des_bois
Thanks Carl. It does makes sense. I think I needed someone to confirm that this is the right route to take. I have never made an ICC profile. Time to learn and
Re: [Digital BW] Simulating Premier Art Matte BW split tone effect in Photoshop
2008-01-16 by Carl Schofield
Denis, A QTR create-icc profile will do exactly what you have described, allowing softproofing in CS2. I don t think Lightroom has softproofing capability
Re: [Digital BW] Ideal viewing height
2008-01-16 by Bruce Watson
I assure you that the average eye height in America is considerably more than 60 inches (5 feet). Yet, 60 inches on center is almost exactly where I hang my
Re: Spongeless carts for 2200...
2008-01-16 by ferdinand_paris
Sorry, I was getting confused about which forum I was in. The thread was in http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/EPSON_Printers/ F_P ... buying ... pass.
Re: Spongeless carts for 2200...
2008-01-16 by ferdinand_paris
The carts sold by efillink are not empty. I gather they had too many problems with people not knowing how to fill them, so now they only sell pre-filled
Simulating Premier Art Matte BW split tone effect in Photoshop
2008-01-16 by the_des_bois
Hello, I have searched the groups and could not find anything. I don t know if this can even be done. Maybe with an ICC profile? I am trying to simulate
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ideal viewing height
2008-01-16 by Tony Sleep
... Linewrap issues. Use http://tinyurl.com/2629jt instead. -- Regards Tony Sleep http://tonysleep.co.uk
Re: Epson R1900
2008-01-15 by scott_now_coming
... CORRECTION: The R1900 DOES hold mk AND pk at the same time. It DOESN T contain any type of light black. Also, what find disturbing about this printer is,
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ideal viewing height
2008-01-15 by Brad Smith
Brian I get an error on the link. ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Ideal viewing height
2008-01-15 by Brian Wall
According to Deborah Klochko, the Director of the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego, the standard is 58 inches (center of frame) but some prefer 56
Re: [Digital BW] Ideal viewing height
2008-01-15 by David Emerick
... Art is hung 60² on center. This is the National Gallery Standard height, the average height of the viewer¹s eye level. ... D A V I D E M E R I C K
Re: [Digital BW] Ideal viewing height
2008-01-15 by Bruce Watson
It s sort of light to taste more or less. 50-75W spots from about a meter away would be plenty I suspect. Of more importance will be the angle. Need to keep
Re: [Digital BW] Epson R1900
2008-01-15 by Harold Jackson
Scott -- I have an HP Z3100ps GP with the Advanced Profiling Solution and it uses a gloss optimizer. So it would seem to me that the state of the art,
Re: Spongeless carts for 2200...
2008-01-15 by guy_staley
If you scroll to the bottom of the page, you ll see the empty carts.
Spongeless carts for 2200...
2008-01-15 by guy_staley
Anybody tried these carts? http://www.efillink.com/Epson/EpsonCartridge.html They seem to be readily available on Ebay, so I was thinking of buying a couple
Re: [Digital BW] Ideal viewing height
2008-01-15 by Charlie Thomson
What light intensity is required? CLT ... From: Bruce Watson To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 9:06 AM Subject:
Epson R1900
2008-01-15 by scott_now_coming
I see Epson s back to using their Gloss Optimizer in the new R1900. And, the still employ the ol trick of have to yank out one type of K to using another type
Re: Question about Epson Velvet Fine Art on 1400 printer
2008-01-15 by pr_roark
... My experience with the R260 and other hextone color printers suggests this printer will never be able to make good B&W prints with the OEM inks and driver.
Re: [Digital BW] Ideal viewing height
2008-01-15 by pr_roark
... I recall reading once in Kodak materials that people prefer looking down at a 15 degree angle. So, this sounds consistent with that finding. Paul
Re: [Digital BW] Ideal viewing height
2008-01-15 by Bruce Watson
One practice, and there are many, is to hang prints so that at eye height, whatever you decide that to be, about 2/3 of the image is below eye height and 1/3