2007-08-27 by Greg
Perceptual intent squeezes the entire source space to fit within gamut, this includes black point. Relative with black point compression squeezes the source
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2007-08-27 by James Haney
I too wipe down the paper before printing, but still get the flecks. The printing on mylar thing is a great idea. Thanks, James ... [Non-text portions of this
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2007-08-27 by Michael King
Hi Jean-Marc, You use the creat icc profile, just like you would a colour profile to soft proof and print. You set photoshop to let photoshop manage colour ,
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2007-08-27 by Manuel Toledo
I think that, when using ABW, the profile is used for soft-proofing only. With it you can view the way the image should print (and thus make adjustments so
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2007-08-27 by Jean-Marc Humbert
Dear all, My tools : Epson 3800, PrintFix Pro v2.1, PSCS2, QTR, calibrated Eizo screen. I am fan of B&W and just bought the 3800! What a fantastic tool! My
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2007-08-27 by tom
hey bob, the choices are either adobe color engine (ace, the default position) or apple s color management module. adobe does not address the relative benefits
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2007-08-26 by Richard Smallfield
... It does, as any BW paper will, but not as badly as EEM. And it s acid & lignin-free, making it better in the long term. But, after using BW Alpha Cellulose
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2007-08-26 by Juan Riera
Hello, this is Juan, new forum member. I guess if you just talk about digital prints here or digital negatives are covered too. Thanks.
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2007-08-26 by brouwerkent
I have been testing/experimenting with Ink Jet papers for somewhile....as Clayton coined... the Paper Chase In general, matte papers and the typical RC
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2007-08-26 by Steven Karafyllakis
With 6 or 7 inks being laid down, I seriously doubt you could tell the difference between the two. Steve Karafyllakis ... 2200?
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2007-08-25 by Brubaker family
If you re going to use true Black Only the one ink you need is MIS Eboni (for matt prints) in the black cart. The color cart could have cleaning solution in
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2007-08-25 by Brubaker family
If you re going to use true Black Only the one ink you need is MIS Eboni (for matt prints) in the black cart. The color cart could have cleaning solution in
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2007-08-25 by Stomberg Christopher
This really helped. I finally put in the time this afternoon to understand where and how to use the .icc files within Elements. I loaded up the carbon profile,
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2007-08-25 by amadou diallo
Some third party workflows like QTR will have their own instructions for which intent to use, but for a native driver and ink setup, I wouldn t lose sleep over
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2007-08-25 by Paul Glombick
Yes, but does the smaller drop size make for better prints over the 2200? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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2007-08-25 by sanhodo
... FWIW, the info sheet that came with my Museo states clearly in what looks like red rubber stamping, Paper is packaged with PRINT SIDE UP. So it looks
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2007-08-25 by Clayton Jones
Hello Kb7, ... That is WAY too much to spend to get started with BO. There is no need to buy 6 bottles of ink when you only need one. Just get the single
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2007-08-25 by Tim Atherton
... of course the plus side of that is that it s possible to find a pritner setting that allows for nice crisp text on the reverse tim a
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2007-08-25 by djon43
... What are you asking? Bamboo and other grasses will soon replace cotton in many better papers.
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2007-08-25 by Bob Builder
Tom.. Thanks for your reply.. I will try your suggestion today. My only question on your method is the use of Ace rather than Adobe RGB (1998). I ll let you
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2007-08-25 by photographyworks
what do you think of ? thnks
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2007-08-25 by SteveZ
What s the consensus of opinion on which intent to use for b&w printing? I ve heard arguments in favor of Perceptual without black point compression.
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2007-08-25 by jamesdsteele2001
It seems to me that we are over thinking this issue. The real solution rests with Crane (and all other paper companies) to label their paper in the packaging
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2007-08-25 by kb7smm
I am interested in using by epson 1280 in the black only mode for printing my b/w prints. From MIS I would only need to purchase their Plus kit to get started.
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2007-08-25 by tom
hey bob, If your doc looks correct on your monitor in the adobe rgb color space, and you re using cs3 on a mac (i ve heard printing problems persist w/ the
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2007-08-25 by arlenelove3@aol.com
James, Before printing, I always wipe my Photo Rag vigorously with an old soft white T-shirt, and haven t had any nicks or flicks in a long time. If I need to
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2007-08-25 by Bob Builder
I m having a problem getting my prints to match my screen. After all the editing in CS3 I go to print and the print preview shows a picture 2 stops
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2007-08-24 by barryrau
Today I finally got to Tyler Boley s show at the Benham Gallery in Seattle. It is breath-taking. All of his images are gorgeous - the shadow detail, tonal
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2007-08-24 by Phil Morse
I have frequently seen Premier Matte 210 C2S recommended as a proofing paper. I just purchased some and like it a lot. I have been using EEM. Could anyone
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2007-08-24 by Jeff Randall
Steve: I agree 110% about the general fleibility of the R1800, but I was focusing on the Piezo K7 inks only question. I ve got two R1800s and love them --
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2007-08-24 by Charles Becker
Yes you are correct Tim, they put a coating on the backside to help with curl, but it s not enough for printing. So with this paper the scratch test won t
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2007-08-24 by Andrew Darlow
I ve found that there is a subtle but definite difference between the coated and uncoated side of most matte papers. A fingernail scratch will usually reveal
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2007-08-24 by Tim Atherton
... coated or not, as the coating will scratch off. Also the coated side has a slightly rougher finish. ... but not... if the paper is coated on both sides but
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2007-08-24 by Charlie Thomson
Look at efillink Pro CLT ... From: Jerry To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 1:00 AM Subject: [Digital BW]
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2007-08-24 by Sarah Thompson
... Use a laser printer. Far faster, cheaper to run, much more reliable and will give far better quality on plain paper. This goes for colour too, but
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2007-08-24 by Jerry
Does anyone know a good CIS manufacturer? Also I want to buy a printer (that has a parallel port) that is hardy and can do a lot of printing for me. I don t
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2007-08-24 by Eric Neilsen Photo
I don t think one is ever an ex musician, but rather just out of practice. Does one become an ex photographic artist? As for file handling, the basic content
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2007-08-24 by Steven Karafyllakis
... with. ... I ve gone through 4 of these machines, and none of them had more than 3 ink channels that printed completely banding-free. One of them was the
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2007-08-24 by pglombick
I had no problem when I installed K7 inks in my R2400, except at first when I picked the wrong printer model by mistake (Quad2400 instead of Quad2400-K7). I
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2007-08-24 by pglombick
Thanks for the feedback. I forgot about the upcoming gloss option and ended up getting the R2200 based on price. I had an old R300 lying around and I tried
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2007-08-23 by Charles Becker
Thanks for the laugh James! With any inkjet paper you can scratch the surface to tell if it s coated or not, as the coating will scratch off. Also the coated
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2007-08-23 by Terry Ritz
Another consideration might be the upcoming gloss version of the K7 inks. Glop is added to the mix, so the extra 1800 position would allow 7 dilutions plus
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2007-08-23 by Jeff Randall
IMO, the extra ink position of the R1800 should not influence your decision. In fact it is just one more extraneous thing to deal with. A cleaner cart will
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2007-08-23 by chris_stomberg@yahoo.com
Thanks Paul, I appreciate your help here. Looks like I need to keep diving deeper. I will try these tricks. Is the core of my issue due to not being in a color
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2007-08-23 by chris_stomberg@yahoo.com
Thanks Paul, I appreciate your help here. Looks like I need to keep diving deeper. I will try these tricks. Is the core of my issue due to not being in a color
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2007-08-23 by Paul Roark
Try the curves to see if they have a better black cross-over. Note that the curves were made to a more linear output than Gray Gamma 2.2. As with rips like
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2007-08-23 by Paul Roark
Igor, ... Yes, the UT at the beginning is the key. The plain FS is the older ink and it s not as lightfast. ... True. Some are brighter than others, and
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2007-08-23 by John
... (Use this process at your own risk) Turn off printer Hold down the three leftmost arrow buttons: [left-arrow] [down-arrow] [up-arrow] Do not press the
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2007-08-23 by pglombick
Can someone help me out here? My thinking is as follows. The R1800 might be better, as it has an extra ink cartridge, thus making room for the pink cleaning
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2007-08-23 by Steve Schaefer
Hey I need to know how to reset the wast tank warning on a 4000. I know someone here knows hoe to do it. Thanks in advance Steve
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