Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-19 by Dennis W. Manasco
... Thanks Ernst. I thought that perhaps there was something trivial that I had missed. Best wishes, -=-Dennis .
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Paper Profile Question
2007-09-19 by garyphoto6
Hello, I am using XP,CS3 and an Epson 3800. I have made a paper profile using Print Fix Pro and am only making Black and White prints. My understanding is that
Re: [Digital BW] Looking for a printing workshop or 1 on 1
2007-09-19 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello Christopher, I teach Photography both digital and silver. I teach at several schools and I also teach privately. I live in Southern California. I would
RE: [Digital BW] Re: R260 - color (& B&W later)
2007-09-18 by Paul Roark
It will soon with QTR. Paul www.PaulRoark.com _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On
RE: [Digital BW] Need Info to produce BO (Black Only) prints.
2007-09-18 by Paul Roark
The R1800 100% carbon printing described at http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/R1800.htm uses 3 carts. I try to distinguish it from the Black Only in part to
Platen Cleaner Spray
2007-09-18 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I ve been looking for a way to fix a problem with roller marks on solid black areas and found this platten cleaner spray.
Re: Need Info to produce BO (Black Only) prints.
2007-09-18 by Paul Whiting
Well, I m pretty new at this too, but I disagree with that MIS person. You only need to replace the OEM cart with an Eboni cart. See my post from a few days
Re: R260 - color (& B&W later)
2007-09-18 by Paul Whiting
But, didn t someone (maybe you, Clayton?) say in an earlier thread that it won t do Black Only printing? Paul
RE: [Digital BW] Need Info to produce BO (Black Only) prints.
2007-09-18 by Peter Oksen
You will need three new cartridges if you are using Epson inks now. You need to fill the same matte (Eboni) black in all three and plug them into the two black
Need Info to produce BO (Black Only) prints.
2007-09-18 by Vinyl Graphics of Taft
I have been reading documentation from Paul Roark site about BO printing. According to what I thought I read, I could do this using my Epson R1800 using just
[Digital BW] Re: OT--recommended hosting provider
2007-09-18 by Vinyl Graphics of Taft
Another option often overlooked is www.officelive.com, which is a Microsoft site. They have three versions, Basic (which is 100% free), Essentials ($19.95 per
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by BKPhoto@aol.com
It s interesting; I ve heard about it, and discussed the issue with our binder, but haven t seen it with our work yet. Hope I m not jinking anything! Hope this
RE: [Digital BW] Drying time
2007-09-18 by Paul Roark
Cellulose appears to act like a sponge for the glycols that cause the out-gassing with glossy (barrier) papers. As such, in addition to air drying, leaving
Looking for a printing workshop or 1 on 1
2007-09-18 by Christopher L. Johnston
I m hoping someone here might direct me to a fine art ink jet printing workshop in SOCAL the week of October 21. Or can put me in touch with someone for a 1 to
Kayenta, La Sal and other Moab changes...
2007-09-18 by djon43
...some clarity regarding La Sal, the former Kayenta: http://www.moabpaper.com/index.asp?PageAction=Custom&ID=51 report from feet on the ground, La Sal and
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by amadou diallo
Just to be sure we re talking about the same thing, I was more concerned with ink migrating from the image to the back of the previous page, especially in
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by amadou diallo
Thanks for the info Bill. Good luck with the project. -- amadou diallo Author, Mastering Digital Black and White www.masteringdigitalbwbook.com
Re: OT--recommended hosting provider
2007-09-18 by El Estudio
Hi all, When looking for a hosting service and after doing a lot of research I concluded that: http://www.ixwebhosting.com seems to have about the best. You
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by Mitch Greenwald
What about offset onto facing pages? I m about to start a project (my first), probably on Innova Smooth Cotton. Should I print on facing pages? If so, do I
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by BKPhoto@aol.com
We re early on in this, but yes, as you know rub-off is an issue with inkjet prints. You have to be very careful handling the printed sheets; and work with a
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by amadou diallo
Bill, With your book projects have you had any issues with ink rub-off on the Innova cotton, or are you interleaving pages? -- amadou diallo Author, Mastering
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by BKPhoto@aol.com
One option you might consider is to contact Jim Doyle at Shades of Paper (www.shadesofpaper.com). He can work with you on paper selection. I believe it s
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by Ernst Dinkla
... Folding, tearing, making it wet but the only non-destructive way I know would be a light table and a microscope or loupe. -- Met vriendelijke groeten,Ernst
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by Dennis W. Manasco
... Ernst: I curious. By folding, it s obvious. Is there a non-destructive way. Best wishes, -=-Dennis .
Re: [Digital BW] Drying time
2007-09-18 by Dennis W. Manasco
... I ve never heard of one, and if anyone has scientific data I d love to see it. Based on what I ve seen and measured I think 24-hours is best--minimum. If
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by Ernst Dinkla
... With roll lengths of more than 17 feet it is more or less impossible that the grain isn t lengthwise. Below 17 feet it is also unlikely to happen. With
[Digital BW] Re: OT--recommended hosting provider
2007-09-18 by Stephen Best
... I switched to Tigertech about a year ago and, given the support in sorting out a few minor version compatibilities for the migration and suggestions on
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-18 by Richard Smallfield
... I ve found that, after being flat for about a week once cut from the roll, that PremierArt Matte BW is quite flat. It s 210gsm so the weight might be ok
Re: R260 - color (& B&W later)
2007-09-18 by Clayton Jones
... Really good news, Paul. Sounds like it will be a very versatile printer. Thanks for the update. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing
R260 - color (& B&W later)
2007-09-18 by Paul Roark
The R260 is becoming a contender for third party printing. I ve been using R260 carts and chips from MIS lately, and they seem to be very good. They are now
Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT--recommended hosting provider
2007-09-18 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Lunar Pages boasts of the wide range of website related software you get free with a contract; but neglects to mention that its all Windows only. Any
Re: OT--recommended hosting provider
2007-09-18 by asch56
Lunar pages is by far the best. There are several sites dedicated to reviews of web hosts and lunar pages wins on all. I ve been completely happy. -- In
Re: [Digital BW] Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-17 by BKPhoto@aol.com
There are probably an exception to this somewhere, but the grain on roll paper should run the length, not the width, of the roll. Be careful using roll paper
Paper Grain Direction
2007-09-17 by esharamaki
I ve been taking a couple bookbinding classes that have been great fun. I d like to put together a couple photobooks with what I ve learned. My question is on
Re: [Digital BW] To New Yorkers...
2007-09-17 by Andre Vallejo da Silva
Thanks all for the hints. I m gonna check them all... Best, André
Re: [Digital BW] Roller marks
2007-09-17 by Leslie Otterbein
Hi Richard: ... Are the marks as frequent as these wide rollers? The only possibility that occurs to me is that they have something on them that changes the
Re: [Digital BW] Roller marks
2007-09-17 by Richard Smallfield
Hi Leslie, thanks for getting back to me. ... The marks are about 1mm wide and are paler lines running through the black. They seem to line up with the wide
great results with BO printing!
2007-09-17 by Paul Whiting
Somehow, and I guess the fates were with me, but I stumbled across Clayton s website and this one at about the same time and got intrigued with the simplicity
Re: [Digital BW] Roller marks
2007-09-17 by Leslie Otterbein
Hi Richard: Do the marks line up with any of the rollers, are the marks wide or really thin? AFAIK there are only three sets of rollers in my 2200, the white
Re: [Digital BW] Cartridge not recognized
2007-09-17 by Stephen Kobrin
Thanks Mark, I jiggled, swore, etc, and then decided to put back the Epson carts. Turns out it was the yellow. While it looked like it had a lot of ink in it
Re: Saw ytour name
2007-09-16 by gilbert Draper
Jim, Glad to see your name pop up on this site which means you are doing photography. I drive by your place in La Honda frequently but haven t seen your car
Re: [Digital BW] Cartridge not recognized
2007-09-16 by Mark Savoia
Chances are the chip is not being read correctly in the Cyan position and can actually cause another position to give false too. Try reinserting it a few times
Cartridge not recognized
2007-09-16 by Stephen Kobrin
I just installed a new K7 cartridge in the Cyan position om ,y R 800 as it was out of ink. My R800 now refuses to accept the cartridge and complete the
Roller marks
2007-09-16 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I ve got what seems an insoluble problem with my Epson 2100. On night shots I m getting pale roller marks in the black skies. It is definitely NOT the exit
Drying time
2007-09-16 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I ve always left my Ultrachome matte prints for at least 12 hours before framing or sleeving. Is there any rule of thumb about how long one really needs to
Re: Printer advice
2007-09-16 by al.graziano
Clayton, thank you very much for the advice and related reading list. I think I will go for the 2400 as soon as I can have the cash. Meanwhile I ve bought a
Re: To New Yorkers...
2007-09-16 by Evan Wolarsky
The International Center of Photogaphy is opening new exhibitions on Sept. 26. You can check their website and see whether you re interested. Its generally
Re: [Digital BW] To New Yorkers...
2007-09-16 by olaf ringdahl
I ll be in NYC from September 23 to 29. Are there any specific photo expos in town I should be aware,including BW fine art prints,or anything related to our
SV: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm Ilford Delta 100 film
2007-09-16 by Lars Molte Jakobsen
8.5 x x11 is app. 7.5 factor, so 7.5x360 = 2700 I am not an expert, but I understand that anything beyond 4000 is not practical. I assume that 16 bit is a
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scanning 35mm Ilford Delta 100 film
2007-09-16 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, my wee contribution ... in my opinion, viewing distance can be a bit of a red-herring as, the more detail there is in the image, the closer people get to