Epson 2400 arrives
2007-12-31 by AnnMarie
I just wanted to share my experience, so far, with the 2400. I received it a few hours ago and after playing with settings and seeing what works for me, I am
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RE: [Digital BW] archival framing
2007-12-31 by Eric Neilsen
Paul I have not seen an issue with dimensional stability. You should not be cutting your matte, backer, substrate, etc too close to the size of the opening.
Re: [Digital BW] archival framing
2007-12-31 by pr_roark
... wrote: ... I ve wondered about whether there might be outgassing of the foam and differential expansion between the foam core and matte
RE: [Digital BW] archival framing
2007-12-31 by Frank Jay
I always wondered why most folks are concerned about archival framing when most decorative paper art only stays on the wall for 2.3 years. (I got that from
Re: Black/Glossy UT7 questions
2007-12-31 by David Wroblewski
... Okay, very interesting. The larger sizes are the issue for me. I always feed from the back for 13x19, but not when proofing on 8x10 -- maybe that was one
Re: Black/Glossy UT7 questions
2007-12-31 by David Wroblewski
Hello Guy, Thanks for the reply, good to hear this is working for you. Are you using the MIS PKN instead of Ebony with your UT3D setup? What paper(s) are you
Re: R220 and 308gsm
2007-12-31 by Mic
Hello, I have printed on Crane Museo 250gr a bunch of times curving the paper and pushing gently the sheet to get engaged until the other day the printer
RE: [Digital BW] archival framing
2007-12-31 by Eric Neilsen
Since you are now talking about (at least I assume you are talking about) digital B&W inkjet prints making comparisons to silver gelatin image stability on
Re:Hahnemuehle FineArt Baryta 325 ICC profile for Epson R2400
2007-12-31 by Chris Kresser
Unfortunately, there is no such profile available yet. Here s the response I received from the Hahnemuhle rep that I contacted: Our technical marketing
Re: Black/Glossy UT7 questions
2007-12-31 by djon43
FIX: Roller/Wheel Marks 2200...fibre gloss. I eliminated roller and scratch marks with OEM/2200 on a couple of new fibre glossies (never had marks on
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Black/Glossy UT7 questions
2007-12-31 by David Whistance
Guy, how did you get rid of the wheel marks? I m having the same problem with this printer and the MediaStreet GQ inks. David Whistance ... From:
Re: Black/Glossy UT7 questions
2007-12-31 by guy_staley
Oh yeah, forgot to mention: those pesky wheel marks can be delt with. Mine prints flawless black feilds of goodness! :) Ciao. ... and ... the ... with
Re: Black/Glossy UT7 questions
2007-12-31 by guy_staley
It s entirely possible to get truely exhibition quality prints with that printer, those inks, and that RIP. And with todays best papers...? Off da hook baby!
Re: [Digital BW] Re: R220 and 308gsm
2007-12-30 by Drew Tait
Clayton/Andre/Kirk, Thanks for the tips. I have been able to successfully print on the A6 test strip with your advice. Also because I am only feeding one sheet
Re: [Digital BW] archival framing
2007-12-30 by Gary Weaver
Ha. my workmate made my first prints and mounted them on department store cardboard - white smooth surfaced and dark gray ruff, etc.. I don t see any problems
Re: [Digital BW] archival framing
2007-12-30 by Frank Jay
Just to pass on something from my experiences. In approx 1973 I drymounted some photos onto shirt cardboard..for those not as old as I , it was the cardboard
archival framing
2007-12-30 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I m currently preparing some framed images for local exhibition using my stock frames. Some of the backing boards had got defaced as they ve been used so
Hahnemuehle FineArt Baryta 325 ICC profile for Epson R2400
2007-12-30 by pglombick
I cannot find a profile for this paper for the R2400 on the Hahnemuehle site, only for the professional line of printers. Does someone know where I can find
Re: R220 and 308gsm
2007-12-30 by Andre Moreau
Hi Drew, It seems that the R220 does not handle heavier paper very well. I even have problem feeding Premium Matte 210gms paper on the outside bend. Inside
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning Quality
2007-12-30 by Tony Wells
I have not got involved in this discussion before, but reading this post about a budget (flat bed?) scanner out performing shop scans, made me think back to my
Re: R220 and 308gsm
2007-12-30 by Clayton Jones
Hello Drew, ... I was able to feed heavy papers in my R200 by putting a slight bend in the paper so the leading edge is pointed more toward the grabber to
R220 and 308gsm
2007-12-30 by Drew Tait
Before buying some Hahnemuhle photo rag 308gsm I got a small sample to see if it worked in the R230 (R220). Well the upshot is that it didn t feed so I printed
Re: [Digital BW] commercial B&W printers in chicago area
2007-12-30 by john dean
That s exactly right, Walker at Black Point Editons is the way to go. j ... is ... up ... etc. ... resources as ... wish to ... this same page. ... to keep
Re: [Digital BW] commercial B&W printers in chicago area
2007-12-30 by CorrPro96@aol.com
_Black Point Editions_ (http://blackpointeditions.com/) In a message dated 12/29/2007 6:52:02 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, pjkealey@yahoo.com writes: I am
commercial B&W printers in chicago area
2007-12-29 by Patrick Kealey
I am interested in hearing from Large (greater than 16x20) print commercial folks in the Chicago area for some work to be done that is coming up in February.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: New Printer
2007-12-29 by Arthur Fink
... An Epson printer is not a typical asset. It s a license to purchase Epson ink! Arthur A r t h u r . F i n k . P h o t o g r a p h y ... Ten New
Scanning Quality
2007-12-29 by nsams2002
I unpacked and installed an Epson 200 scanner yesterday, (at a cost of 100 dollars!!) Without any adjustments to the image, such as levels, etc., using the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: New Printer
2007-12-29 by AnnMarie Tornabene
Patrick - How I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE that analogy! The paper feed mechanism went on my R1800 as well (only after a year and a half) and I didn t use heavy
Re: [Digital BW] Re: New Printer
2007-12-29 by Patrick Kealey
Djon43, and Clayton, thanks for your input, last legs is the paper feed mechanism dying. I, currently, am leaning towards the 2400, although the 3800 is
Re: New Printer
2007-12-29 by Clayton Jones
Hello djon43, ... I think that s what happened to mine. Right before (thank goodness) the end of it s 2-year replacement warranty, after many prints on heavy
Re: New Printer
2007-12-29 by djon43
Suggestion: if by on its last legs you mean it clogs, you might want to revert exclusively to Epson s OEM pigments. UT7 may be causing those last legs.
Re: New Printer
2007-12-29 by Clayton Jones
Hello Patrick, ... ?recent litigation by epson, which creates another issues. Thanks, ... Some random thoughts: If you want a new 17 printer then there s not
New Printer
2007-12-28 by Patrick Kealey
I currently have an Epson 2200 that is on it s last legs. I do primarily black and white using IJC/OPM, and QTR loaded with either Epson UC or MIS UT7inks.
RE: [Digital BW] Re: OK,
2007-12-28 by Paul Roark
... No, the 2400 has a larger drop size. But give it a try and see if you like the results. QTR allows users to try before they buy (for all of $50). If you
B/W printing with older HP 7960 printer - question?
2007-12-28 by David
I have an HP 7960 that has been sitting idle for a few years now and the cartridges--though still in the packages--are way out of date. I d like to start
Re: OK,
2007-12-28 by Kevin
this is looking more like a path i don t want to go down. if QTR (RIP) is needed for the cheapo R280 to do black only printing, wouldn t it be wise to continue
RE: [Digital BW] 280 (was OK & Epson has revised their website)
2007-12-28 by Mike Johnston
Thanks Paul and Mitch. Mike J. ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Paul
Re: [Digital BW] Epson has revised their website (R280?)
2007-12-28 by Mitch Greenwald
Mike -- I don t know the answer to your question, but the 260/280 is very different from the 1280. Probably closer to the 220, if that s listed, or maybe the
Re: OK,
2007-12-28 by Tyler Boley
Again, the answer would be QTR. Tyler
280 (was OK & Epson has revised their website)
2007-12-28 by Paul Roark
... Epson wants B&W photographers to use its 2400 and other k3 printers. ... My 260 has been nearly perfect. It s the one I use for daily printing. I
RE: [Digital BW] Epson has revised their website (R280?)
2007-12-28 by Mike Johnston
The QTR requirements page: http://www.quadtonerip.com/html/QTRrequire.html Does not list the 260 or 280. Is it similar enough to the 1280? Thanks Mike J. ...
RE: [Digital BW] Epson has revised their website (R280?)
2007-12-28 by Mike Johnston
Hi, How is the R280 s reliability and ink clogging? Thanks Mike J. ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
OK,
2007-12-28 by Kevin
I ll take a look at the QTR link, but in the meantime, how does one do BO printing these days when the newer machines and drivers don t allow for the option?
Re: New web site
2007-12-28 by ncmphoto
... Lovely images, nice clean web site. My only criticism is technical - that when clicking on some of the thumbnails the large image doesn t change. Mac OSX
Black/Glossy UT7 questions
2007-12-28 by David Wroblewski
Hi all, After a long layoff, I d like to get my hands inky again trying some of the new glossy fiber-style papers with my UT-7/2200/IJC setup. I ve been
Re: Follow Up Questions
2007-12-28 by Clayton Jones
Hello Kevin, ... You mean you never make a print and discard it and make another because it needs more contrast or something? ... I too am a fan of simplicity
Re: Follow Up Questions
2007-12-28 by Clayton Jones
Hello Kevin, ... You mean you never make a print and discard it and make another because it needs more contrast or something? ... I too am a fan of simplicity
Re: [Digital BW] New web site (amended)
2007-12-28 by Holly Hegeman
... Your site is gorgeous, and oh yes, so is your work. Very well done. A question on your book. Are you self-publishing? Who are you using? -Holly [Non-text
RE: [Digital BW] Epson has revised their website (R280?)
2007-12-28 by Paul Roark
I doubt the 280 driver has a black only printing mode. QTR is QuadToneRip - see http://www.quadtonerip.com/html/QTRoverview.html A rip (raster image
Re: New web site
2007-12-28 by Nancy Wilson
I found your work stunningly beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I m interested also in knowing more about it. Digital or Film? What kind of paper prints?