RE: [Digital BW] Re:Be Careful Who You Photograph in National Parks
2007-10-07 by Eric Neilsen
Echoing Clayton, sign your bloody post Stonieorl99. Two, you made a trip all the way to Utah from Florida suggesting that this wasn t a quick impulse but
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Re:Be Careful Who You Photograph in National Parks
2007-10-07 by Clayton Price
Dear Stonieorl99, Your post about shooting in the National Parks is disturbing, to say the least. It s become an issue for a number of years now, but the lack
Re:Be Careful Who You Photograph in National Parks
2007-10-07 by Christopher L. Johnston
Funny thing is that here in Africa we have much more freedom then my home country, the USA. I think it is prudent for there to be some regulations in place
Re: Be Careful Who You Photograph in National Parks
2007-10-07 by djmay6782
From how you described the situation, it appears you were indeed using a model. It s analogous to getting a traffic citation for an offense that others have
Re: [Digital BW] Effect of aluminum-based coatings (e.g. Harman) on permanence?
2007-10-07 by Ernst Dinkla
... There s no independent fade testing of any of the Baryta (barite) papers including the ones with Alumina top layer so it will be difficult to get that
B&W Magazine - Dec 2007
2007-10-07 by Richard Orban
Hi all - Bodine made the cover of B&W Magazine December 2007 issue. Very nice 14 page spread with about 23 images. If I ever get the time I should put some
Re: [Digital BW] Effect of aluminum-based coatings (e.g. Harman) on permanence?
2007-10-06 by Robert Damon
Alumina is aluminum oxide (Al2O3). Here is a link with some information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminium_oxide It s pretty stable stuff. I ve used it
new to the group
2007-10-06 by elitropia2
Hi all, I am new to this group, and this is my first post. I tried to investigate past messages, but I must understand that, starting from zero not only in
Re: [Digital BW] K3 Inks in a 4000?
2007-10-06 by Louis Dina
Carl/Richard, Thanks for the responses. I suspected there might be some extended gamut and less bronzing on gloss/semigloss/luster papers using the K4 inkset
Re: [Digital BW] K3 Inks in a 4000?
2007-10-06 by Carl Schofield
I ve been using the MIS K4 inks (minus LLK) with funnel fill carts in my Epson 4000 for quite awhile. Works very well for me, for both color and B&W work
Re: [Digital BW] Re: PremierArt Platinum Rag
2007-10-06 by Richard Smallfield
... I used the EEM curve because and it worked ok. Richard -- http://smallfield.vze.com http://photos.smallfield.vze.com (Photos web site)
RE: [Digital BW] EZW for Y in Epson 4800 -- which EZW ink exactly?
2007-10-06 by Paul Roark
Hi Thor, ... The main purpose of the Y=EZW approach was to allow people who liked the ABW workflow to use that workflow yet have the advantages of the rip
EZW for Y in Epson 4800 -- which EZW ink exactly?
2007-10-06 by t_j_l_s
... It looks like I could probably also use this configuration with a RIP, though I guess I d have quite a bit of profiling to do (and I have no color
RE: [Digital BW] Using MK with F-type papers?
2007-10-06 by Paul Roark
... I don t think any of these FB glossy papers is very good with MK -- at least Eboni. With Platinum, the best dmax I ve obtained (L 4.9) is with the 260,
Effect of aluminum-based coatings (e.g. Harman) on permanence?
2007-10-06 by t_j_l_s
Most aluminum compounds are rather chemically active. Does anyone have an opinion on what to expect in terms of print permanence from papers like the
Re: [Digital BW] K3 Inks in a 4000?
2007-10-06 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 10/6/2007 1:14:34 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, lou@loudina.com writes: I am curious if anybody has used the Epson K3 inks or the MIS
Epson R220 won't load 5 x 7 paper but will accept 8 1/2 x 11
2007-10-06 by Paul Whiting
A few days ago I posted a message saying my R220 wouldn t load 5x7 paper (it s rather heavy, it s Moab Kayenta). I tried spraying a sheet of watercolor paper
K3 Inks in a 4000?
2007-10-06 by Louis Dina
Please note: I also posted this on the Epson 4000 Forum, but have not had any responses (it s a little quiet over there). So I apologize in advance for the
RE: [Digital BW] Using MK with F-type papers?
2007-10-06 by Eric Neilsen
From what I ve seen, the problem with MK being used on a PK surface is lack of adhesion. So if you are very careful not to damage the surface and have taken
Re: No-swap gloss & matt printing w/R2400 (was in R1900 thread)
2007-10-06 by Steven Karafyllakis
Chris- Yes, you would use QTR, and no, there are no canned profiles for this configuration. I might still have a couple around so if you decide to try it
Using MK with F-type papers?
2007-10-06 by chriskjezp
I know Platinum Rag was designed for MK ink. But I just read an article by Royce Bair in which he states: Using PremierArt s Print Shield in combination the
Re: PremierArt Platinum Rag
2007-10-06 by chriskjezp
... with UC inks & QTR ... with Matt K. ... Richard et. al, When you folks are using QTR for these new papers, are you building the curves yourself? I m
Re: No-swap gloss & matt printing w/R2400 (was in R1900 thread)
2007-10-06 by Chris Kresser
Steve, Thanks for your clarification. Another question if you ll permit. I assume I would use QTR for the 2k setup you describe with the 1900/1800? Are their
Be Careful Who You Photograph in National Parks
2007-10-06 by stonieorl99
A few weeks ago, I was issued a citation in a national park for photographing a model without a permit. The offense was failure to obtain permit, 36 CFR
Re: No-swap gloss & matt printing w/R2400 (was in R1900 thread)
2007-10-06 by Steven Karafyllakis
Chris; Frankly, I was being a wise-ass; To do a no-swap with the R2400 you would have to dedicate the printer to B&W printing, because it involves putting your
No-swap gloss & matt printing w/R2400 (was in R1900 thread)
2007-10-05 by chriskjezp
... Steve (or anyone), Indeed, I would be willing to give up ABW for no-swap gloss & matt printing with the R2400, as I prefer a color-managed workflow with
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-05 by Paul Roark
... I ll second that. ... The color arrangement of the 1900 sounds very interesting: ... cyan, magenta and yellow inks, ... red, orange ... The new orange ink
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-05 by Sam McCandless
... Paul Roark also responded to Steve s post, and in his response, Paul posted the URL at which dpreview quoted an Epson press release for Britain. There s a
Re: Harman vs. Hahnamuhle Baryta paper comparison
2007-10-05 by Eleanor Brown
Chris, It isn t out yet. Jim Doyle send me two sample sheets of the Hahnemuhle to test. Not sure just when the paper will be released. Eleanor
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-05 by Sam McCandless
... I can t find this announcement or another mention of an R1900 on Epson s U.S. web site. But I d like to start to track the information released about it at
Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-05 by Steven Karafyllakis
Chris; We R1800 owners are HOPING the advantages over the 1800 will be better paper handling, and NO MICROBANDING (please Dear God!) As for no-swap B&W
RE: [Digital BW] Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-05 by Paul Roark
I have not worked with enough samples of these printers to be sure of this, but I think the R1800 is a little better than the R800 with respect to paper feed.
1400 ( was Epson Stylus Photo R1900)
2007-10-05 by Paul Roark
Hi Scott, ... I ll have time to look at one mid-month. I ve heard conflicting reports as to how similar it is to the R260. I m hoping the basic R260 inkset
Re: Anyone try Harman Gloss FB AL?
2007-10-05 by zonepeter
I m in Napa and am not seeing the roller problems. Micro scratching if I am careless with the prints. Peter ... dust ... do ... but
Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-05 by David Keenan
... This is not an exclusive problem related to the R800/1800 printers. I have had paper feed problems with the 2200, 2400, and 3800 particularly with matte
Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-05 by john kelly
I don t think Epson s guarding its own henhouse if it publicizes its methodology for others to test. That s basic to science. If they don t do that we should
[Digital BW] Re: Anyone try Harman Gloss FB AL?
2007-10-05 by john dean
I m afraid this is becoming an aggrivation with a lot of these new fiber gloss papers, especially with the HP Z printers. I absolutely love the Innova Satin
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Anyone try Harman Gloss FB AL?
2007-10-05 by gcwagner
... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of Max Dee Sent: Wednesday, October 03,
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Anyone try Harman Gloss FB AL?
2007-10-05 by Dana H. Myers
... Hmmmm, I m not *that* far away (Cordelia - just north of Benicia), but typically less humid here (outdoor humidity around 35-40% right now) than Berkeley
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-05 by Adam Maas
... Actually, I just looked it up. The R1800 lists for 398GBP on epson.co.uk and $549USD on epson.com. Looks like the R1900 is exactly the same price. -Adam
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-05 by Adam Maas
... Remember UK prices are a lot higher(Due to VAT as well as higher base pricing before taxes). Expect the R1900 to be closer to $400US than 400GBP in the US.
[Digital BW] Re: Anyone try Harman Gloss FB AL?
2007-10-05 by chriskjezp
... Dana, I m in Berkeley, CA. Not too humid, and not too hot right now. The 3rd and 4th print didn t exhibit scratches. I ll report back after a few more.
Re: Harman vs. Hahnamuhle Baryta paper comparison
2007-10-05 by chriskjezp
Ellen, What is the Hahnamuhle Baryta paper to which you refer? I thought it wasn t out yet. Thanks, Chris
[Digital BW] Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-04 by Native Texan Photographer
well, I for one, wanted to see and hear about peoples feeling about the PRINTER called R1900, not an endless loop about the pros and cons of light fastness
Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-04 by chriskjezp
Could someone explain what the advantages of this printer are over the current R1800 & R2400? How expensive will the UltraChrome High Gloss 2 inks be? Is it
Harman vs. Hahnamuhle Baryta paper comparison
2007-10-04 by Eleanor Brown
For those of you interested......I printed a black and white high key file (snow, clouds, etc) and a low key black and white file (lots of darks with shadow
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Anyone try Harman Gloss FB AL?
2007-10-04 by Dana H. Myers
... Chris, Max: I don t have this problem. What is the temperature and humidity where your printer is located? Dana
Re: [Digital BW] Glamour 2 varnish
2007-10-04 by Max Dee
Yellowing should bother everyone....to get an even coat use a high end HVLP gun ....something from the automotive paint application group. ... Ed; No I don t
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson Stylus Photo R1900
2007-10-04 by Max Dee
Mark....all oem s do in house testing.... john dean wrote: Absolutely. Wilhelm s no god, that s for sure, but he knows a hell
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Anyone try Harman Gloss FB AL?
2007-10-04 by Max Dee
Chris...it s not going to change with more printing. The base and coat are to soft to render usable Chris Kresser wrote: I am