Re: Eboni-6 tones, etc.
2008-01-10 by pr_roark
... I think the 1800 might be more sensitive to several variables. For example, with respect to varying the amount of wetting agent, on the 1800 I was never
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2008-01-10 by pr_roark
... I think the 1800 might be more sensitive to several variables. For example, with respect to varying the amount of wetting agent, on the 1800 I was never
2008-01-10 by pr_roark
... Black ink only printing; some Epson drivers have this option, and some people printed B&W that way. I use medium format Technical Pan film to get the
2008-01-10 by Brad Smith
I know that this may not directly apply, but I just did a color book with them. I found the profile to use for soft proofing for their printer and used that.
2008-01-10 by dlruckus
... Thanks. Yes, I have noticed that in my own experiments but didn t know if it might be a bit more critical with printers such as the 1800 with a much
2008-01-10 by Mark Savoia
Make a sample book (all with same image) using several different techniques and color tints. Then see how it prints. Small investment first. Mark
2008-01-10 by brouwerkent
I am contemplating doing a book or two via Blurb. I have some questions that I am not finding answers on their web site...so I am hoping some of you have used
2008-01-10 by pr_roark
... Yes. I m not sure why, but the last time I checked the 4:3 mix it was too high. I d switched to a different source for the glyerin (San Jose Chemical).
2008-01-09 by lours51
Hello, I have an Epson 4000 which has 8 different inksets. Two of them are for blacks, one for matte paper and one for glossy paper, this means the printer is
2008-01-09 by rexy1326
Hello All, I m new to printing, and I recently bought an X-rite Photo LT package. I profiled my monitor and printer, but I was wondering if it s necessary to
2008-01-09 by pglombick
I have also had feeding problems with certain papers, including SR which I use a fair amount of. I have a theory - untested thus far - that the coating on SR
2008-01-09 by Will Clark
Hello Julio, ... Short answer: Yes! Longer answer: You ll get the K3 ink advantages of the 2400. You ll get the Imageprint advantages of truly no metamerism
2008-01-09 by Tony Sleep
... Yes, that was annoying. I already have a workflow and a DAM prog that I love dearly (iMatch) and no wish to go the LR route. -- Regards Tony Sleep
2008-01-09 by Roger
Paul, I m new to this users list, so here s a couple questions: 1. What is BO printing? 2. On your chart, is the Y axis something like a difference from
2008-01-09 by dlruckus
Hi Paul. Can I assume correctly that the change in glycerin % from your old ratio is in order to match a viscosity target? Regards Duane
2008-01-09 by Clayton Jones
Hello Evan, ... I haven t tried all matte papers but I ve tried a lot of them, as research for the Great Paper Chase article (#5 at the link below) as well
2008-01-09 by Clayton Jones
Hello Julio, ... It may be that nobody has replied to this because nobody is using IP with a 2400. The 2400 is popular mainly for two reasons: the K3 inks and
2008-01-09 by Andrew Darlow
Hi Steve: The logo does peel off of the Pina Zangaro hinges. I m not crazy about clear hinges for B&W, but they are pretty strong and well made. All the best,
2008-01-09 by Gary Weaver
Mostly Corel, Irfanview, and RawShooter. My PS is v5. I don t have a formatting RIP (like the old canon colorpass), so the faux outputer in Corel will have to
2008-01-09 by dlruckus
Hello Evan. The instrument measures can also be subject to a bit of deception. Things such as the illuminating source spectra (ie:level of UV it contains etc),
2008-01-09 by richardeskin
Have you tried the Thick setting in the Utilities panel of the printer? That seemed to work better for me with 300 gsm Entrada. ... I m on my third 2400
2008-01-09 by pr_roark
... MIS will probably market a version of it that will be very simple. It s in beta testing. For now, most should stay with existing, established inksets.
2008-01-09 by Mark Gilvey
Seems to me we made our own developer in Photography school once...or maybe we just added stuff to change it. Sounds like you are breaking uncharted ground
2008-01-09 by pr_roark
... http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/220-Eb6-PA-BW-Lab.jpg My push for a 100% carbon pigment printing
2008-01-08 by Mark Gilvey
Hi Paul, Please educate me on what I m looking at or point me to information on what your are doing. I m absolutely stunned by the photo on your home page so I
2008-01-08 by pr_roark
I thought some might like to see a graph of the Lab A & B values that I m getting from a 21-step test strip printed with an R220 and the Eboni-6 inkset on
2008-01-08 by E Neilsen
Begs the question then what are you using? Eric Neilsen Photo 4101 Commerce Street, Suite 9 Dallas, TX 75226 214 827-8301 http://ericneilsenphotography.com
2008-01-08 by Scott Jones
Greetings, I am evaluating many of the new photo black fiber papers and am interested in the new Epson Exhibition Fiber for my R2400 printer. Unfortunately
2008-01-08 by Gary Weaver
One reason i don t use adobe : ) gar *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
2008-01-08 by Michael King
I agree. Interestingly I was cutting a few sheets of Ilford Gold Silk fibre yesterday and was really suprised how much dust came from the cut edges. Mike ...
2008-01-08 by djon43
fwiw I continue to doubt flaking actually is a problem. I think flaking results from printing over dust. Dust comes from the environment AND especially from
2008-01-08 by Louis Dina
Richard, I haven t experienced brushing causing flaking problems, but I have tried using a soft cotton cloth like a tee shirt before, and if you get too
2008-01-08 by Bob Frost
... Yes. Bob Frost. ... From: Mitch Greenwald
2008-01-08 by john dean
Hi Richard, How s it going up there? I use a large horse hair type drafting brush and I ve never had that problem ( that I know of). I brush very hard,
2008-01-08 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I m just wondering - do people find that brushing matte rag papers too vigorously can actually *cause* flake? I always brush, blow and inspect before
2008-01-08 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I m looking for an alternative to Entrada Natural - need either long lengths of 13 paper or else roll paper. So far all I ve found is Aurora Natural and
2008-01-08 by evanj1969
what would most consider to be the brightest matte paper WITHOUT OBA s added. (i have no clue here) which matte paper gives the best dmax? (probably VFA or HPR
2008-01-08 by olaf ringdahl
Everyone My favorite printer is the 2400 and my favorite paper is the Crane Museo Silver Rag. My problem is that they don t seem able to get along. I m on my
2008-01-08 by the_des_bois
... between 3/4 MK and the ... different. (and a difference I like ... difference will be as ... Hello Robert, I used the 1800 with 3MK and was having the
2008-01-07 by Sarah Renkes
Thanks for the reply and your added comments, Robert.....I was hoping that was the case. Sarah ... 4pkn ... patterns
2008-01-07 by gvalansi
Wich fiber inkjet paper is the best to emulate those fine art BW traditional prints in large format (rolls) Thx
2008-01-07 by robert49brake
... Hello Sarah, Yes it does. I have a new 1800 I ll be setting up for 3k printing and am looking forward to it. As a test before hand I set up a 220 with
2008-01-07 by Mark Savoia
But what about side by side outputs from both, do they look identical (color, density, etc.)? Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of
2008-01-07 by E Neilsen
Mark, I think that LR is so much better at printing layouts than PS is true, but that doesn t mean that LR is any good. It just means that PS is REALLY bad at
2008-01-07 by Sarah Renkes
Does the paper still show through with this method like the original BO? thanks, Sarah
2008-01-07 by Dana H. Myers
... I know this doesn t help you directly, but I ve had no problem with print tone after creating my own profile with PrintFIX Pro Not sure why the
2008-01-07 by Robert Paup
I tried both perceptual and relative colorimetric. The perceptual was lighter but the blacks encompased more of the gray levels than when I used luster or
2008-01-07 by Robert Paup
... From: Tony Bonanno To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2008 9:43 PM Subject: [Digital BW] Re: Ilford Gold Fibre Silk
2008-01-07 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Because I don t believe that quality 12 JPEG _does_ cause any problems. I ve done A/B comparisons, pixel peeping at 1000%, and I ve never been able to see
2008-01-07 by Mark Gilvey
I can t answer that, I have been using it mostly for making contact sheet PDFs of all my photoshoots. When I get a righteous printer, I will be able to answer
2008-01-07 by Mark Savoia
If you print something out of PS and then LR, do they look exactly the same? Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of this message have