Re: [Digital BW] Who's using Eboni 3-MK R800/R1800
2007-10-15 by scott_now_coming
Hi Steve, Are you using your R800 for 3_MK printing? If so, what ink are you using and are you getting good nozzle checks? Thanks, Scott
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2007-10-15 by scott_now_coming
Hi Steve, Are you using your R800 for 3_MK printing? If so, what ink are you using and are you getting good nozzle checks? Thanks, Scott
2007-10-14 by kpoore2001
Richard, You can waste my time anytime! I am new here though and a novice trying to learn more about black & white photography. Sorry for your illness (went to
2007-10-14 by Stephen Kobrin
Scott, From my experience with the R800, I would guess that the problem you encountered -- the printer passing the paper through -- is hardware rather than
2007-10-14 by djon43
Yes, do try the Epson printer group, as well as Digital Darkroom at Photo.net I ve seen some superb 1280 work in B&W print exchanges with MIS, and there s no
2007-10-14 by Paul Whiting
I might be able to... the situation s that bleak, eh? Ah, well!
2007-10-14 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 10/14/2007 4:04:20 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, paulmwhiting@yahoo.com writes: PS Please tell me if this question is more appropriate over
2007-10-14 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 10/14/2007 3:56:51 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, paulmwhiting@yahoo.com writes: What s my plan of attack here? Should I first try and unclog
2007-10-14 by Paul Whiting
PS Please tell me if this question is more appropriate over in the Epson printer group. However, my question is partly a BW printing issue, ie Piezography vs
2007-10-14 by Paul Whiting
Hello, I started a thread a few days ago, asking if I could use QImage with my recently purchased Epson 1280 and its accompanying Piezography BWICC inks. Paid
2007-10-14 by scott_now_coming
Yes, the Arches 140 needs help to be loaded. It seems as if I grab the paper while it s being loaded, the resistance allows the printer to grab the paper
2007-10-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... No, actually both sRGB and AdobeRGB are gamma 2.2, whitepoint 6500K... the difference is in the gamut, not the gamma... C. David Tobie Product Technology
2007-10-14 by Paul Whiting
... Thanks very much, Ernst, I m going to have to study your answer. I m still learning what all these terms mean! Paul
2007-10-14 by scott_now_coming
Well, when I printed some 4x5 test prints, there was no problems with loading. However, this morning when I loaded an 8.5x11 sheet, the R800 passed the paper
2007-10-14 by Drew
I am selling my 7500 with MIS PRO inks. It has a network card but no stand. It is in generally good shape but needs some maintenance including waste pads. It
2007-10-14 by lulalake_1999
... Hi Denis, Yes it will be available sooner or later but the pics are up on the site, www.irtist.com Scroll down to the bottom in the calendar catagory.
2007-10-14 by the_des_bois
Paul, Sounds like a nice project. I d like to get the link to buy one, if it is available to the public. Thanks, Denis Bouchard
2007-10-14 by lulalake_1999
... yellowing. ... An ... Scrapbook ... but it ll ... paper. ... that the ... tested for a ... just ... Paul, Thanks much for the thoughts. I m doing (it s
2007-10-13 by Paul Roark
Jules, ... The Epson Bright White plain paper has OBAs in it. They will fade relatively quickly and giving the impression that the paper is yellowing. I m not
2007-10-13 by Paul Roark
Scott, ... So, it must load OK for you. ... Compare MIS Alpha (Innova Soft Texture) and Arches, the last two graphs at
2007-10-13 by lulalake_1999
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... Scott . . Wow, BINGO! Thanks so much. I need to do some text along with photo prints
2007-10-13 by scott_now_coming
Gotta say I love the Arches #140 Bright White HP printed on a R800 with Eboni. I printed a few portraits this afternoon.Looks to have better dmax and contrast
2007-10-13 by scott_now_coming
Hi Jules, I believe you are referring to my post to Paul Roark. The paper is Epson Premium Bright White Paper. It was rated at 400 yrs (printed w/R800) in dark
2007-10-13 by Richard Smallfield
... Blooming eck! I think you re right!!! What an idiot I ve been. It s on the negative scan, but because they are so evenly spaced I thought it must have
2007-10-13 by lulalake_1999
Some time ago, a year or two, there was some discussion about an Epson 8½ X 11 paper that was an extremely archival paper but was too thin (basically a typing
2007-10-13 by Joost Horsten
Lou, I think your analysis is right. I have experienced a similar situation earlier. QTR gives this message also of L-values are too close to one another, of
2007-10-13 by Stephen Castello
On Sat, 13 Oct 2007 13:30:41 +1300, Richard Smallfield had a flock of green cheek conures ... The vertical lines are the tree
2007-10-13 by Louis Dina
I think I figured out the problem, but I d love some confirmation from more experienced QTR curve builders. I believe I had the ink limit set too high, which
2007-10-13 by Myron Gochnauer
... From the small section you posted, it does not look like banding to me, although you have the digital image and thus can verify that the tree trunks are
2007-10-13 by john kelly
Is it from a scan? If so could have to do with film processing.
2007-10-13 by Louis Dina
Sorry....I posted this on the QTR forum, but it is a little slow over there. Please excuse the cross post . ************************************* I am using
2007-10-13 by Jules
It looks like actual trees to me! In which orientation was it printed? Jules ... it s not blocked nozzles because it s *dark* banding. Never seen this before.
2007-10-13 by bard960
I did not use my Epson C86 for about 6 months. When I resumed it yetserday, the 3 EZ cartridges were empty (the Epson black cartridge was half full). I
2007-10-13 by Stephen Weiss
Martin, can you help me. Somehow I cannot unsubscribe from the forum, my email goes to work, and I cannot have that happen any more, thanks
2007-10-13 by Gregory Stempel
Forgive my OT but I do always stress with other photographers including my students, never mislead your audience. Take care out there, Gregory
2007-10-13 by Clayton Jones
Hello Walt, ... That s really great news, congratulations. Local Boy Makes Good! . I wish I could see the show but Florida is a fer piece from SF. ... A
2007-10-13 by Richard Smallfield
... Apologies for imposing a judgement on heavily manipulated or composited photos - we all have our own goals in our image making and I should not have passed
2007-10-13 by Richard Smallfield
Hi Alan, have you ever seen banding like this? ... it s not blocked nozzles because it s *dark* banding. Never seen this before. The banding runs parallel with
2007-10-13 by Richard Smallfield
http://picasaweb.google.com/rsmallfield/TestImages/photo#5120611245092197986 Hi, I ve posted a crop from a print from my Epson 2100 with QTR / Warm curve UC
2007-10-12 by Paul Roark
It looks like Epson is jumping on the FB paper bandwagon: EPSON REDEFINES THE TRUE ESSENCE OF CREATING “SIGNATURE WORTHY” PRINTS WITH LAUNCH OF ITS HIGHLY
2007-10-12 by James Haney
... Absolutely, In fact, the mix I recommend in the post (50% Gloss, 50% Satin) yields a finish that is smooth, but not reflective, so you don t have problems
2007-10-12 by john dean
Epson doesn t make anything. I imagine it is just relabeled Innova. j
2007-10-12 by Debbi
I would love to respond to this comment, but since we have to stay on subject .... I won t. Debbi
2007-10-12 by Richard Smallfield
... Black and White Photography In The Digital Age by Worobiec and Spence .. although most of it was either too basic or too gimicky for me. Stuff like
2007-10-12 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I ve simplified the workflow in the book I read and adapted it for a greyscale workflow. I hope this is useful to someone out there... Richard Grey Scale
2007-10-12 by Ernst Dinkla
... Several things to think off. Greyscale images is no option in that Elements Qimage workflow. But neutral RGB is. Elements uses AdobeRGB when best CM is
2007-10-12 by the_des_bois
James, I ve read your post #87508 with great interest. I will have to try this. Do you feel that using this technique, you could display the prints without
2007-10-12 by Tyler Boley
I was questioned about this and not having any Elements experience, did some googling about it. There are settings that effect which space you are working in,
2007-10-12 by Paul Whiting
Thanks, Nemo, Right, Photoshop Elements does not have the color management feature the full version has, it s very limited. However, I m studying the docs for
2007-10-12 by James Haney
I gave up on sprays and solvents. It is true that most of the water based products darken the print tones severely. I posted a pretty exhaustive description of
2007-10-12 by Ascencio, Carlos (GE Infra, Energy)
Richard, could you tell what book you ve reading? Thanks Carlos ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com