QTR producing skewed images
2007-10-04 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I just printed an image that was supposed to be 765mm wide. It turned out to be 768mm at the top and 764mm at the bottom. Once in the frame this anomaly
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2007-10-04 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I just printed an image that was supposed to be 765mm wide. It turned out to be 768mm at the top and 764mm at the bottom. Once in the frame this anomaly
2007-10-04 by john dean
Absolutely. Wilhelm s no god, that s for sure, but he knows a hell of alot more than Epson does. They probably are mad as hell that HP kicked their butt in
2007-10-04 by Patrick Carr
... Ed; No I don t find yellowing with the Glamour to be much of an issue. But, as you can tell with some of the other responses, it will come down to personal
2007-10-04 by scott_now_coming
Paul, Any progress on the 1400? I didn t see any mention of it on your web- site. Thanks, Scott ... clearly ... past also. ... Andre
2007-10-04 by Mark Savoia
Isn t it a case of the fox guarding the henhouse?
2007-10-04 by djon43
Why doubt it? The techniques are public domain, common, done by paint companies (for example) forever. Not big science.
2007-10-04 by djon43
It s about time Epson stopped mentioning Wilhelm. There s no basis in anybody s experience that Wilhelm s info is meaningful, which properly puts Epson and any
2007-10-04 by Stephen Kobrin
... Lets hope that the mechanical problems which plague the R800/1800 have been fixed. Particulary, the paper feed mechanism. I go through every Ango-Saxon
2007-10-04 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Unfortunately not, at this time. Sorry! C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit Datacolor Inc. CDTobie@colorvision.com
2007-10-04 by Joost Horsten
Hi David, Sorry if I missed something (did a search before my question and checked after your reply cut could not find something in the last few weeks). Thanks
2007-10-04 by Paul Roark
Excellent. I was afraid the R1800 might be a dead end, but it’s clearly not. So, my 3-MK workflow seems to be secure. With respect to the fade testing,
2007-10-04 by Paul Roark
... The only one I ve tested has a weak dmax. I m seeing more B&W being displayed simply on canvass that is wrapped around stretcher bars. It s simple, but --
2007-10-04 by Paul Roark
... That s about all you can ever expect on a matte paper with today s pigments. I see 1.76 occasionally, but I ve never seen a 1.8 with pigments on matte
2007-10-04 by CDTobie@aol.com
... There is a clear d-max differential between gloss and matte papers (a matte paper with a lower d-max looks darker than a gloss paper with that low a
2007-10-04 by john kelly
Look at how serigraphs and non-photo prints are displayed...you surely have examples in local galleries and museums. I don t think many of those print makers
2007-10-04 by Jim Doyle
Not avaible in the US Jim Doyle Shades Of Paper 600 Deer Rd Unit 4 Cherry Hill NJ 08034 856-795-7780 HYPERLINK
2007-10-04 by Chris Kresser
I ve been using the Snowflake White Bainbridge Alphamat from Framedestination.com.
2007-10-04 by Mark Savoia
I doubt Epson is doing their own tests. Perhaps it is still Wilhelm? Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-10-04 by Chris Kresser
I am also having this problem. I can see roller marks and/or scratches on the paper. I ve only made two prints, though. I ll keep trying.
2007-10-04 by scott_now_coming
Looks to me like Epson may have broken their ties with Wilhelm Reasearch. Check out this footnote from the dpreview article: * Phenomenon where one colour
2007-10-04 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Same question, twice in one week, after not being asked in a year. There are more than one matte/nongesso canvas on the market at this point, so magic
2007-10-04 by Mark Savoia
And RIPS and printers ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-10-04 by the_des_bois
What is a very good dmax? What was the highest dmax some of you have found for matte papers? 1.74 seems high enough. Is there an unofficial list of mesured
2007-10-04 by Andre Moreau
There is a Santa Claus and he s early! http://www.dpreview.com/news/0710/07100401epsonr1900.asp Cheers, André
2007-10-04 by Joost Horsten
David, In this old post you refer to a new mat canvas coming up. It s now almost a year later. Has this magic canvas been released by now? If so, what brand
2007-10-04 by Harry Lockwood
Richard, What mat do you find compatible (in warmth, texture) with Photo Rag? Harry On 10/3/07 2:25 PM, Richard Smallfield ...
2007-10-04 by Harry Lockwood
Beautiful portfolio, Dave. Harry ... -- Harry F. Lockwood [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-10-04 by Dana H. Myers
... It must be environmental, perhaps humidity and/or temperature? I m not having this problem. Dana
2007-10-04 by Max Dee
innova 1.55 dmax while PremierArt Smooth Hot Press gives you 1.74 Manuel Toledo wrote: Hi, I am thinking about trying this
2007-10-04 by chriskjezp
I got my first box of Harman FB AI Gloss today, and tried a couple of prints with my R2400. I normally use a color-managed workflow with the appropriate ICC
2007-10-04 by Max Dee
the paper & coat are so soft that I see roller marks ....the product is unusable in its current form gcwagner wrote: I
2007-10-04 by dlruckus
Yes. IMO that will be a good beginning. Then print the calibration pattern and make sure you have separation between the 100 and 95% patches. If not, reduce
2007-10-04 by David
On my Epson 2400, I want to try printing with only my matte black ink cartridge, not the light black or the light-light black. (I m tryng to create
2007-10-04 by Paul Whiting
PS: In fact, sometimes the paper feeds right through without my nudging it at all, not even touching the paper. Oh, and I ve also tried the heavyweight paper
2007-10-04 by Paul Whiting
I ve searched previous threads on this topic and have tried all the tips, like applying slight pressure on the paper edge, curling the paper slightly, and not
2007-10-03 by edymagno
Patrick: Thanks a bunch. this really helps. Do you find this yellowing objectionable? Or just an observation? Let s say, I do ten 24X30 b&w prints, varnish
2007-10-03 by Eric Chan
This isn t an option with the standard Epson driver. (Technically, there s always some sort of error diffusion method going on to spray and mix the color
2007-10-03 by chriskjezp
... This looks like a nice method when archival quality isn t a concern. I could see doing an installation of 3-5 of these in my kitchen nook, for example.
2007-10-03 by chriskjezp
... matt? Doing so allows the bare paper texture to show at the edge of the image and with art papers like Photo Rag this can be advantageous. ... No, I
2007-10-03 by the_des_bois
I found this mounting option to be interesting: http://www.art-boards.com/Archival%20mounting%20panel%206.htm The heat activated adhesive is supposed to be
2007-10-03 by Richard Smallfield
... Have you been leaving a reveal (or gap) between the image and the matt? Doing so allows the bare paper texture to show at the edge of the image and with
2007-10-03 by chriskjezp
I recently purchased an Epson R2400 and after much trial and error have learned how to produce some very nice prints. I particularly like the fine art matte
2007-10-03 by David
For the particular printing I m doing, I ve had a number of people suggest that I select error diffusion for printing. The problem is most always these are
2007-10-03 by Steven Karafyllakis
My experience has been fairly good also, at least once I quit using a 1280 with pigments in it. But I have this cleaning song&dance I go through every 2-3
2007-10-03 by Paul Roark
I suppose there is a learning curve those of us who use MIS inks go through that we may not even think much about at this point. The MIS principal once told me
2007-10-03 by Bert Katzung
This surprises me. I ve been using Eboni for a couple of years in my 2200 with almost no clogs. Of course, I leave the printer turned on all the time and I
2007-10-03 by Richard Smallfield
... I ll second that. My experience exactly. I prefer to print rather than to continually be trying to fix problems. Richard -- http://smallfield.vze.com
2007-10-03 by Harry B Houchins
Thanks Paul and Steve for responding to my inquiry. So, the problem is air in the tank where ink flows into the printer. Yes, there is definitely air in all
2007-10-03 by the_des_bois
I know we are talking about the R2400 with it s K3 inks. But what if I own an R1800 and want to do 3MK BO printing with OEM MK ink? Has anyone tried using
2007-10-03 by David Keenan
My advice... Stick with the OEM inks. I had no end of problems with the MIS inks. I like the results I got with MIS Eboni but just too many problems Dave. --