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2007-11-08 by Editor, P.O.V. Image Service
Harman doesn t have to recoup nearly as many fees to lawyers. ;-) ... -- Keith Krebs Just some guy, caretaker of the Multiverse s largest EPSON printer User
2007-11-08 by Eric Chan
Wow, that is pricey. Maybe over time the cost will come down? I have tried samples of the Exhibition Fiber and while it is nice I would definitely not say that
2007-11-07 by E Neilsen
Can you imagine what would have happened if the processor stopped if the other paper was put in to the brand name RA4 developer? The wheels would have come
2007-11-07 by Native Texan Photographer
... grateful ... Congratulations on your Grand Opening. I use Logan equipment, and while initially it appeared intimidating and complex, I was suprised at how
2007-11-07 by Charles Becker
Fuji....Agfa.... color paper.... and whatever processor you wanted with anyones chemistry! Charles. ... From: john dean To:
2007-11-07 by chriskjezp
Has anyone here had a chance to preview the new Epson Exhibition Fiber paper? Inkjet Art has it listed for $59 for 25 sheets (8.5 x 11). With shipping
2007-11-07 by Jon Cone
James, You could be a lawyer as this is one of the affirmative defenses in the large format case (CV No. 07-0896-ST) which is going on now in Oregon: 23. On
2007-11-07 by namibiajohnston
I apologize for the cross post and if this is OT, I think it is relevant but then again I don t get out much. Living as I do in Namibia we don t have easy
2007-11-07 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 11/6/2007 11:14:46 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, james@redweather.com writes: Couldn t some case be made based on the length of time these
2007-11-07 by wkm@kauaiphotos.biz
30% is in the ballpark. I ve reset the chips when the printer says they re empty and am able to print 8-10 additional 8x10 in. prints. That includes a lengthly
2007-11-07 by Paul Roark
Jay, I ve been re-using some refillable carts for years. I suspect the spongeless ones will be fine for a long time. They can even be rinsed out for re-use
2007-11-07 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 11/6/2007 2:50:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, oaksfield@talktalk.net writes: But are the cartridges then bone dry Bob, or still have 30%
2007-11-06 by Tony Wells
As indeed it was to so many amateurs like myself .... Tony Wells. ... From: john dean To:
2007-11-06 by Bob Frost
... No, they are not bone dry, because Epson states that this is detrimental to the printer. The stated figures for a 2100/2200 (from the Epson Service Manual)
2007-11-06 by john dean
That s true if your talking black and white tray fiber printing. But color was just the opposite. Kodak owned the world and the choices we had then were almost
2007-11-06 by Frank Jay
hello do any of the more experienced users know how long the MIS carts and chips usually last. I was takling to customer service and would like this inf.
2007-11-06 by Charles Becker
Well said Tyler! Charles. ... From: Tyler Boley To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, November 5, 2007 9:39:40
2007-11-06 by john dean
That s right, they used to be messy and a headache to clean up after (Colorspan). But they ve always been fast and that is why Canon and HP kept working on
2007-11-06 by Tom Maugham
With the CFS on my printer all I need to do is look at the bottles to see exactly how much ink I have left. The CFS is, IMHO, the best thing that has happened
2007-11-06 by James Irelan
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2007-11-06 by Bob Frost
... Hey, it seems only a short while ago that people were saying how much better piezo heads were than thermal heads! bob Frost. ... From: john dean
2007-11-06 by john dean
Part of their problem is the inherent limitations of piezo heads themselves. A lot of people belive that thermal head technology is the only solution and that
2007-11-06 by Tyler Boley
MIS discontinuing refillable carts next week? Just posted on the large format list.. You users better look into it. The Decider
2007-11-06 by Editor, P.O.V. Image Service
Actually, it s only silly if EPSON isn t using the ink-estimation advantages of their anti-competition chip to transparently and falsely justify the chip
2007-11-06 by Bob Frost
... Agreed, Paul. Bob Frost. ... From: Paul D. DeRocco
2007-11-06 by Bob Frost
Forgot to mention that if you use Epson s Colorbase to calibrate your printer (R2400 and up), Epson state that you will get up to 5% more ink out of your
2007-11-06 by Bob Frost
... Yes, reading all those car analogies made me think of those who complain bitterly that they can t use all the ink in their cartridges. So a few more car
2007-11-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Given that the actual liquid ink costs just about zero, it s cheaper just to put in some extra ink than to device a more expensive mechanism that measures
2007-11-06 by Dana H. Myers
... If gasoline came in proprietary cartridges, the story would be different :-). ... If GM had proprietary gasoline cartridges, then that would present an
2007-11-06 by Dana H. Myers
... I believe I made that point. First of all, I m not an attorney, and I m especially not an intellectual property attorney, so I may be completely wrong,
2007-11-06 by James Irelan
A question for the legally knowledgeable: Someone mentioned that Epson has to sue to keep their patents alive, otherwise a competitor like HP could come along
2007-11-06 by john dean
Oh, come on. You don t think Epson could have devised a more accurate system after all these years to measure these carts? Why should they? They only did minor
2007-11-06 by Kip Babington
Arthur Entlich did a long essay on the Epson Printers forum yesterday discussing the Epson cartridge chips and their low ink warnings. Essentially, all the
2007-11-06 by john dean
Sounds like Socialism to me. We need more red blooded American competition out there. j ... Mail! - http://mail.aol.com
2007-11-06 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Tyler the Decider- I ll vote for you, if you decide to run. But only if you promise to restore the NEA. Bill Kennedy K2 Press Austin, Texas ... From: Tyler
2007-11-06 by Tony Wells
But are the cartridges then bone dry Bob, or still have 30% left in them, as has been suggested in earlier posts? Tony Wells, A new group member from England.
2007-11-06 by Bob Frost
... Not sure what printer you are using, but my Epson R2400 gives me much more useful info than you suggest. The first warning that I will need a new cart
2007-11-06 by Tyler Boley
All of these companies are newbies when it comes to fine photographic printing, viewed in the larger view of photographic materials. They see a market and are
2007-11-06 by Louis Dina
Thanks, Roy. I answered Paul just before your message popped up. Interesting about the 4/3.5 pl relationship. I never thought about it, but it makes sense.
2007-11-06 by Louis Dina
Thanks, Paul. I kind of thought it might work like that. Here is some feedback on my first attempt. I created a new neutral profile for my 4000 using a
2007-11-06 by Roy Harrington
Hi Lou, Moving profiles from the 2200 to 4000 with the same UC inks should be very doable. As you say just copy the files over from the 2200 folder to the
2007-11-06 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi All, Aside from the photography competition already running we now have a new competition for November called The Image . It is open to all types of still
2007-11-05 by grapeman2006
Having experienced enough problems, mainly feeding sheet paper, (Hanem. Photo rag and Epson s own ultra smooth) with my 4000 I am thinking of switching to
2007-11-05 by Paul Roark
While the dogma has been that the B&W market is such a gnat that Epson could not care less about it, note the Epson ads in the current crop of photo magazines
2007-11-05 by Paul Roark
Hi Lou, ... Go into the files and change or remove the printer name inside the file. I use Notepad to open the files. ... Yes, my experience is that profiles
2007-11-05 by David M. Dorn
Well, my answer to Epson is simply to buy either Canon or HP the next time around..... the reviews I have seen on some of the Canon printers suggest very
2007-11-05 by Native Texan Photographer
... consumers off with the nonsense that went on with the printers telling you ink low replace now when in fact there was plenty of ink (30%??) left in the
2007-11-05 by Louis Dina
I m sure people have tried this, perhaps succesfully and I thought I d ask before I spend a lot of time on it. No sense reinventing the wheel. I have some
2007-11-05 by Native Texan Photographer
... orders ... it s not ... a contact ... more ... Paul, you ve been the most help to me on this forum, always gracious and polite. Tell you what I m going to
2007-11-05 by Charles Becker
and not a single person has mentioned the fact about Epson ripping consumers off with the nonsense that went on with the printers telling you ink low replace