RE: [Digital BW] Re: Damned good glossy prints
2007-11-15 by Paul Roark
Hi Christian, ... It is a huge factor. In fact, with the 100% carbon pigment workflows I ve been using it s about all that affects tone. ... In my tests the
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2007-11-15 by Paul Roark
Hi Christian, ... It is a huge factor. In fact, with the 100% carbon pigment workflows I ve been using it s about all that affects tone. ... In my tests the
2007-11-15 by the_des_bois
Carl, I would really like to try the 3PK approach using your curves. I already have my R1800 with 3MK so I have room for 3 PK carts. Just to test it do you
2007-11-15 by Sarah Renkes
I keep reading that this printer is still quite popular, especially in conjuntion with Paul s 3MK approach. I am dying to try this out myself as A) I am a huge
2007-11-15 by Richard Smallfield
... However, if the cotton in my Entrada 300 has been previously used for jeans and t-shirts, surely the damage has already been done? And my 100 roll of
2007-11-14 by finnkrogvig
Interesting site. Thanks for the tip! Finn ... times ... - ... I am ... am
2007-11-14 by Carl Schofield
Not any more John. Best small format B&W prints I ve ever made on RC (and the new fiber papers) have been with the Epson R1800 using Paul Roark s 3-MK
2007-11-14 by espen.aasheim
Hi, I m new to the group, and new to digital printing, so I have a few questions, but initially just one... I m going to be printing with the R1800, MIS 3MK
2007-11-14 by c.olivet
No, I am not aware of much. The last time I looked at papers was about a year ago. It seems there is a lot of new stuff coming out and it seems the trend is
2007-11-14 by Bruce Watson
... And that, I think, is the point. Ink *is* more important. It s pretty clear that Epson intends to use their patents on ink delivery technology (that is,
2007-11-14 by Marko Milisavljevic
... Nothing like the spectre of communism to prove you are right. ... Since we can t just pour ink in the printer, the plastic product you mention is
2007-11-14 by Alan Reinhart
Christian - Are you aware of Epson¹s new paper release Exhibition Fiber Paper? This just MAY be what you are looking for, but it IS a bit pricy, and just
2007-11-14 by c.olivet
Thanks for the answers so far. Paul your points are all valid. I do see more separation of tones than in silver papers. I do like that. Also my silver prints
2007-11-14 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, you could look at Black and White Photography in the Digital Age by Worobiec and Spence, published by David and Charles Ltd. It s got some good bits and
2007-11-14 by Paul Roark
Hi Christian, ... Some will dispute this. Maybe the C88 can t go there quite as well as some of the others that have smoother highlights. I think one of the
2007-11-14 by Steven Karafyllakis
Epson K3 (ABW mode) on either an R2400 or an SP 3800, with one of the newest f-type gloss papers for quick top-quality out-of-the-box results. I m currently
2007-11-14 by David Keenan
Epson K3 Photo Black inks on a 3800 in ABW and Innova FibaGloss F-type makes awesome prints. The new Harmon Gloss is nice too if you like a completely smooth
2007-11-14 by john kelly
Asking the European Union to lower the bar to accommodate inferior competitors and to punish Epson/Canon/HP for excellence and innovation is the old-time
2007-11-14 by john kelly
Black Only is limited by print size. The smaller, the worser. I suspect the main reasons for Black Only are minimal learning curve and bogus film grain (good
2007-11-14 by Ernst Dinkla
Opinions differ per source. Right now the main paper pulp source is wood and it will be for a long time in the future. China has been a champion of alternative
2007-11-14 by c.olivet
Hey, I just become a member here because I have some questions. Basically I have been a large format shooter that used to print in the darkroom until one day I
2007-11-14 by Stephen Kobrin
Thanks Mike, Steve--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Michael
2007-11-14 by Paul Banks
I don t know if the forum members are aware, but the European Union s, Commissioner for Competition., Nellie Kroes, is presiding over a long term investigation
2007-11-13 by Michael King
Best solution is to use QTR Create ICC to create a profile for ABW. Next best is to use Dark setting and print a gamma 2.2 image. Google Epson ABW and you ll
2007-11-13 by Paul Roark
I ve been alerted to some items that might help with respect to refilling, and perhaps even replacing patented parts. Check out the following URLs:
2007-11-13 by William Wertz
Finn Half way down you can read how to reset it http://www.outbackphoto.com/printinginsights/pi030/Epson_4000.html If it s your first reset should be fine
2007-11-13 by djon43
... Bamboo is the alternative. If I read the messages ... It already is, and it always has been. The largest investment in paper history is reportedly being
2007-11-13 by Charlie Thomson
I was hesitant to install another CSI ( my R2400 and 1280) but have since I used the one I am referring you to (R-2400). It works great for me. Contact Ron Luk
2007-11-13 by Clayton Price
With all that s going on, is there any consensus on who makes the longest lasting, least troublesome, spongeless carts for the Epson desk-top printers, such as
2007-11-13 by finnkrogvig
I don t think Epson Norway is willing to sell me a service manual - they would rather I pay a lot of money to service it themselves. I am running on a tight
2007-11-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... As far as I know the demand for paper worldwide is still increasing. That your southern neighbours may need less wood for houses right now and have to pay
2007-11-13 by john kelly
Tech advances in bleach etc won t be restricted to wood pulp, nor to America and Europe. IMO trees have no future in high quality paper production. I ve read
2007-11-13 by peterpinhole
Hello, I would like to use my Epson R800 for printing digital negatives. Then I need to have only the black ink in use. Is that possible from within the Epson
2007-11-13 by Andre Moreau
... Right now, the forest industry is in a slump in parts of Canada. That s about the best news on the environmental front. Sadly, people are being laid off
2007-11-13 by Charlie Thomson
This also occurs after a number of cleanings. The ink pad counter shuts the printer down. There is a program to reset the counter. Contact Ron at efillink for
2007-11-13 by john kelly
Any Epson: an old one with QTR or a new one with the native driver.
2007-11-13 by Stephen Kobrin
Can anyone point me to sources providing an explanation of the ABW option on the 2400. I have Clayton s very useful article and have searched the archives,
2007-11-13 by Harry Lockwood
Russ, I had exactly the same experience. The flashing lights are known as a ³fatal error.² I hope your printer is under warranty. The message that comes
2007-11-13 by Diana York
I have it available for free to anyone who needs it. Email me OFF LIST. Diana L. York Hawk Mountain Archival Inkjet Papers for Photographs and Fine Art
2007-11-13 by Ernst Dinkla
add exploitation of the earth -- Met vriendelijke groeten,Ernst
2007-11-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... There s more environmental control now in the old paper industries of Scandinavia, Canada, Europe and the USA including tree replant schemes + innovative
2007-11-13 by finnkrogvig
I don t think Epson Norway is willing to sell me a service manual - they would rather I pay a lot of money to service it themselves. I am running on a tight
2007-11-13 by Mitch Greenwald
Those who use large format printers, and are thus not affected by the recent decision, should not become complacent. Here s a quote from the Epson FAQ: *Epson
2007-11-13 by rebphoto
All is well One of the cartridges wasn t all the way in Russ R.E. Baker Photography rebphoto@stny.rr.com Feed a Cat... Starve a Fever........ ... From:
2007-11-13 by rebphoto
Hi Gang............ Here is where I am at.............. I ran out of yellow and light black ink in my Epson 2400. The printer sat for a few days (it was turned
2007-11-13 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hello Finn; You don t need a service manual, you need a wide-format chip re- setter-they are a bit pricey, $50-60 US, but you can get 3-4 use cycles out of a
2007-11-13 by Roger
... I agree improved ink quality and consistency would be worth investing in. However without a mechanism to use those new inks in current printers it would be
2007-11-13 by James Haney
According to Adobe CS2 is not officially supported under Leopard. I had some problems with it, can t really recall any specific details, and used this as an
2007-11-13 by Paul Grant
Lauri, I have done a number of books with Blurb. In general the service is fast and well done. The only strong negative that I have is related to b/w.
2007-11-13 by David Logan-Morrow
I ve been considering updated to Mac Leopard but have Photoshop CS2 and have heard from some friends that Photoshop CS2 does not work well with Mac OS Leopard.
2007-11-13 by robertsonlauri
Does anyone have any experience self-publishing with: http://www.blurb.com/create/book/photobook ??? Thanks, Lauri