Re: [Digital BW] Megavision monochrome capture backs
2007-12-17 by Sarah Thompson
... I hate to be a contrarian, but I actually happen to own a Megavision E4 monochrome (16 megapixel, 37mm square 4096x4096 Kodak sensor) which I use on my
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2007-12-17 by Sarah Thompson
... I hate to be a contrarian, but I actually happen to own a Megavision E4 monochrome (16 megapixel, 37mm square 4096x4096 Kodak sensor) which I use on my
2007-12-17 by Juan Riera
... From website info: o Dynamic Range: 12 bits per channel: Grayscale-- 16 bit digitizing on 39 meg o File Size E3 Mono: 6 MB 8-bit Grayscale, 12 MB 16-bit
2007-12-17 by sssubito
... You ll get a preview by the print driver only if you check the appropriate option in the print driver settings (first tab) first. Don t forget to do this!
2007-12-17 by Tony Sleep
... All too familiar here with a 1290 (using G4 pigments in a CIS). It is due to partially blocked microfilters in the head. Under the feed spigots that
2007-12-17 by Michael King
You got me excited, but unfortunately they are only 12 bit backs. I think at least 14 ideally 16 bits is a must for good tonality. Mike ... [Non-text portions
2007-12-17 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I printed some BW prints on several papers. The ink was UC K2 (QTR) but the real test here is the paper yellowing properties: The papers were: Bright -
2007-12-16 by Myron Gochnauer
Do any of you have any idea why an Epson 2200 would very suddenly (but consistenly, now) almost completely stop printing one or more colors part way through
2007-12-16 by John Patric
Interesting post, Clayton. And it got me thinking, albeit a bit late given the Epson suit and all. I ve had a 2200 for about 4 years and always used Ep$on
2007-12-16 by Greg
Sorry, has nothing to do with printing, but I thought some of you might like to know. I was browsing around the Megavision web site, and noticed that they have
2007-12-16 by Tony Sleep
... Thank you Tyler, I had no idea that group existed. -- Regards Tony Sleep http://tonysleep.co.uk
2007-12-16 by Tyler Boley
... I have friends that used it for a long time with great results. I would ask here- http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/piezography3000/ and contact their
2007-12-16 by Steven Karafyllakis
OOps, sorry, I misunderstood-you re referring to the other hinges not the Lineco-thanks Steve ... of ... say. ... are
2007-12-16 by Steven Karafyllakis
OOps, sorry, I misunderstood-you re referring to the other hinges not the Lineco-thanks Steve ... of ... say. ... are
2007-12-16 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Andrew; Not to argue, but I still have a couple, and the part that does the bending is a thin, fine texturered linen tape that flexes better than paper or
2007-12-16 by antoinedese
I usually make some notations in pencil on the back of my prints done on matte paper. However the resin coated and fibre papers do not take pencil markings.
2007-12-16 by Andrew Darlow
Hi Steve: I thought those Lineco hinges were a great product as well. I know of two other suppliers, but they are not cloth: Print
2007-12-16 by AnnMarie Tornabene
Not sure where you live but Pearl Paint Art supplies carries Lineco products... AnnMarie www.annmarietornabene.net ... AnnMarie Tornabene
2007-12-16 by Steven Karafyllakis
Thanks Greg, but no luck-they don t have anything Good source to bookmark though... Steve Karafyllakis ... Red ... making ... some they
2007-12-16 by Greg
Would you be able to make what you want from something from this place: http://talasonline.com/ type hinge in the search box for something that might work.
2007-12-16 by Greg
... One of the problems with these printers is that they always seem to cheap out on the control software/hardware. Then they cheap out on the color management
2007-12-15 by Keith R.
That was also one of my concerns. So when I came across the artical dealing with softproofing for Blurb, I knew that I could contine to think about doing a
2007-12-15 by gochatunbdotca
... So the chip resetters usable with the 4800 will also work with the 4880 chips? Can you (or someone) verify this from personal experience? [I just want to
2007-12-15 by Gary Brown
I have used both Blurb and Lulu, and the quality of the books from Blurb is better. The main problem I have had with both, is the quality of their B&W printing
2007-12-15 by Nancy Wilson
Thank you, Keith. I went to both sites you referenced. It sounds like Blurb may be the way to go: Archival paper and ready formats to work witwith. It
2007-12-15 by Clayton Price
... Hi All - I don t post too often, and this, in no way, is meant to criticize or otherwise be critical of the work and other interesting methods so many of
2007-12-15 by David H. Miller
OK, here s step by step which I just confirmed. Choose image, size it. Click print Choose 2400 printer (if you have more than one connected) Chose roll paper
2007-12-15 by Tony Sleep
I used to use Cone s Piezography inks in a CIS with Epson 1160 via the Piezography PS plugin, with great results. This just worked. On suitable papers I got
2007-12-15 by Keith R.
Forgive me if this comes across as highjacking the thread, but I just want to pass on some info concerning self publishing books. I have no first hand
2007-12-15 by Steven Karafyllakis
Does anyone have a source for the Lineco 12 cloth hinges that Red River was selling a while ago? Apparently Lineco is no longer making them, so it would have
2007-12-15 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Nancy; If you are PC based, QImage is fairly good for laying out simple things- several pix per page, borders, individual captions, etc. Steven Karafyllakis
2007-12-15 by Nancy Wilson
I did find the link: http://www.siphotographer.com/ The program is expensive, probably useful for a coffee table type of photography book. Nancy ...
2007-12-15 by Eric Neilsen
If you are using QTR and only three inks, change should be easy. Open up the current curve you are using. Look at the slots that are being used. Designate one
2007-12-15 by steve_wadlington
Hey Paul, I live over in Lompoc and dropped by to see you at the museum. I have a Canon 9100 that I only use for quick prints on copy paper. I have a Epson
2007-12-15 by zonepeter
Myron, I have not had any problem getting most papers in 17 cut sizes. It is pretty common. To the best of my knowledge there are no 3rd party carts
2007-12-15 by Nancy Wilson
... There s an article ... I have searched Photo Techniques website and could not find the name of the software and the article you were referring to. This
2007-12-15 by rockfordinvestigations
Well, that didn t appear to work. It s such and exact and unchanging nozzle check variation, that I think something could be damaged on the head. I really have
2007-12-14 by Myron Gochnauer
I am looking for what I think of as a 16x20 printer. With the current uncertainty about Epson refillable cartridges, I am not at all certain I can count on
2007-12-14 by Barbara White
I m thinking about getting a 3800, but was wondering - has anybody heard about any new Epsons coming down the pipeline? If there were, I would wait, but I
2007-12-14 by Paul Roark
... It turns out I m getting nice prints even with the driver just set to Color Controls. In short, this approach appears to be amenable to even the simplest
2007-12-14 by Myron Gochnauer
... I have an R1800 with Paul s setup, as well as a 2200 loaded with MIS s UT-3D inks. Aside from issues of how warm or cool I want the image to be, I have
2007-12-14 by sssubito
Hi Chris, I have an Epson 2100, which should behave virtually the same regarding paper handling. You didn t tell us what exact print area size your pano has.
2007-12-14 by Sarah Renkes
Nancy, if you are looking for neutral, archival b/w prints that don t use ANY color inks, the 1800 is your printer....that is, using Paul Roark s workflow.
2007-12-14 by Barbara White
Yes, on # 2 and #4. IMHO. Barbara White ... Barbara White Architectural Photograpphy http://www.barbarawhitephoto.com
2007-12-13 by Charles Becker
All inkjet media should be handled with cotton gloves, especially before printing. Steve don t let em get ya down. :) Charles. ... From: stephengledhill
2007-12-13 by Nancy Wilson
I previously wrote about the 2200 not recognizing ink in the Black position. Thanks to Charles Becker and Paul Roark for responding. I purchased the 2200 not
2007-12-13 by Paul Roark
Hi Scott, ... I suspect so. It s possible the 4880 has a drop size that is a bit smaller than the 2200, but I think they are very close. By the way, tonight I
2007-12-13 by rickkretz
Can anyone tell me if the brand (inkjetcarts) spongeless carts for the epson r260 will work with the MIS inks. These are the only ones I can purchase at the
2007-12-13 by scott_now_coming
I think this opens the K2 and other 3 - 4 drop size Epson printer bases to this workflow. Paul, Would that include the 4800..? Thanks, Scott
2007-12-12 by onehorsestudio
... available ... Worked like a charm. Created a grayscale/rgb profile that now works in CS 3. Thanks for the help. Greg.....
2007-12-12 by Paul Roark
I have my 2200 running with a dilute Eboni inkset that is making relatively neutral matte prints. I think this opens the K2 and other 3 - 4 drop size Epson