[Digital BW] Re: Archival & UT-FS on Photo Rag warms up
2007-08-23 by Igor Wesdorp
Paul, you helped me a great deal. Much obliged. And if you find a European distributor for Premier Art, that would be welcome. Have a nice weekend, over there
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2007-08-23 by Igor Wesdorp
Paul, you helped me a great deal. Much obliged. And if you find a European distributor for Premier Art, that would be welcome. Have a nice weekend, over there
2007-08-23 by Igor Wesdorp
Hello Paul, ... I m sure I always ordered UT-FS at MIS. However, while the labels on my older bottles say FS-4-C , FS-4-M etc, the new ones I recently
2007-08-23 by Paul Roark
Hi Igor, ... I think the main factor for avoiding the yellowing is avoiding the OBAs, but there may be other factors like acidity or particular characteristics
2007-08-23 by James Haney
I find that if I spread a mild mango chutney on both sides the print side is decidedly more tangy! James ... [Non-text portions of this message have been
2007-08-23 by Walker Blackwell
I use a brush. As long as you are careful and don t get your tip too wet, you are fine. I also use a pencil for highlights. Works fine. take care, Walker
2007-08-23 by Mark Savoia
I have had two large prints ruined by gnats imbedded in the paper, what can we do? Wonder if Hahnemuhle has heard of fly paper? Mark ... [Non-text portions of
2007-08-23 by James Haney
I primarily print to Hahnemuhle Photo Rag. I use 8 1/2 x 11, 13x19 and 17x22 sheets as well as 24 rolls in my 7600. Roll after roll I have consistent problems
2007-08-23 by Chris Stomberg
Hi everbody, I recently took the plunge and installed the MIS UT2 B/W continuous feed ink set up on an Epson Stylus 1280. I have Photoshop Elements 5. I ve
2007-08-23 by Igor Wesdorp
... thing most people see, but it is very paper specific. That s why I m looking for an alternative for Photo Rag. I know you, Paul, like Premier Art Smooth a
2007-08-23 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 8/22/2007 8:25:04 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, djon43@yahoo.com writes: The same sort of knowledge should, for photographers to sleep well,
2007-08-23 by pglombick
Your advice is most appreciated. I need to choose between the two in a hurry. I have had good results with a R2400, but want to use K3 inks on semi-gloss
2007-08-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mike, ... Since you re already set up with k7 on the 1800, and assuming you re happy with it, seems prudent to leave it that way. K3 is a fine choice
2007-08-22 by djon43
Tina s work deserves attention. Visit her website.
2007-08-22 by mdhill60_1960
I am looking to buy a printer so I have a dedicated color and a dedicated B/W printer and I am looking for recommendations. Right now, I have my Epson R1800
2007-08-22 by Tom Baker
In this context it must be remembered that Tyler is an (ex)musician. Tom Baker BKPhoto@aol.com wrote: Tyler wrote: ...impending dotage... Isn t that what
2007-08-22 by Harry Lockwood
Absolutely. But I wonder if there is a particle size that optimizes longevity and other printing considerations. Tough question to answer. Harry ... -- Harry
2007-08-22 by Harry Lockwood
And don¡¯t forget graphene. This is a pure carbon 2-D semiconductor, one atom thick. Harry ... -- Harry F. Lockwood [Non-text portions of this message have
2007-08-22 by Harry Lockwood
Perhaps in the interest of brevity, I sacrificed clarity. Of course the basic physics or chemistry doesn¡¯t change, but the *relevant* physics or chemistry
2007-08-22 by Tyler Boley
Dana, doesn t it get a bit trickier though, in this case? I mean, the image content is actually the photographer s intellectual property. Do I have some
2007-08-22 by Dana H. Myers
... The music and video companies struggle with this precise issue in the on-going DRM wars. From the perspective of the producer, probably the most realistic
2007-08-22 by Tyler Boley
... probably, maybe that dotage has moved beyond impending... ... Yes, that s what I do too, I just don t let them know that so they will depend on it. Oh
2007-08-22 by john dean
Oh yes. I ve thought a lot about it in the beginning, but not recently. And I ll also say that I don t do primarily artist painting reproductions, but if I did
2007-08-22 by amadou diallo
Bill, I do the same thing here on print jobs where the client brings in film. There is an additional charge if they want the file after I have edited it and
2007-08-22 by Mark Savoia
Bill, If you have good customers that trust you and REALLY like what you do and how you do it, the trust should be a two way street. And I would certainly not
2007-08-22 by Tyler Boley
got a nice ring to it doesn t it? Actually, I seem to be able to apply it to everything I see around me here. Tyler ... free from AOL at AOL.com.
2007-08-22 by Bill Morse
Hi John- In the case of files that I have prepared, eg a drum scan to print, or a painting reproduction, I currently don t give the customer the file, unless
2007-08-22 by john dean
Stop it, you guys are scaring me. ... free from AOL at AOL.com.
2007-08-22 by john dean
Tyler, I think we were discussing two differnt things here. You are talking about business practices in storing files, and I was involved in a discussion of
2007-08-22 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Tyler wrote: ...impending dotage... Isn t that what happens to an image file just before it s Ripped? Bill Kennedy K2 Press Austin, Texas
2007-08-22 by Tyler Boley
John, I have to take issue with this thoughtful post, but it looks like I ll ramble off shortly... As a commercial printer, I can not, and insistantly do not,
2007-08-22 by Paul Roark
... This debate on inkjet stability has both real and imagined issues, in my view. Among the real issues is the warming of prints. This is the first thing
2007-08-22 by john dean
Excellent point and one I hadn t even though of until now. john ... More vivid CMYs is
2007-08-22 by Editor, P.O.V. Image Service
Contrary to my initial post John, I agree with you on each and EVERY point in this post. As far as I m concerned, this isn t boring at all. It s one of the
2007-08-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Assumedly because they were designing it from scratch, so could do it right. We ll have to wait for the next from scratch generation of narrower printers
2007-08-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Sure, though it still beats dyes in that regard... C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit Datacolor Inc.
2007-08-22 by Mark Savoia
I hope we don t find out 20 years from now that they coat the paper with something toxic ... Mark
2007-08-22 by RobLee
really.....lick, lick ... Touch the paper with the back of your tongue. More sensitive than your finger and already wet. Tina Tina Manley ASMP, NPPA, EP, PI
2007-08-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... But my testing with Radon Prints proved to be unstable, with a short half-life, and a tendency to promote lung cancer... C. David Tobie Product
2007-08-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Neutral is when a spectro reads a given gray patch with a* and b* values that are less than 1 unit from zero. Paper relative neutral is when a spectro
2007-08-22 by Carl Schofield
I just turn off Paper Size check in the printer setup menu on my 4000 when I m printing small paper sizes (eg. 7x10 note cards). Carl
2007-08-22 by john dean
Go to the Epson print driver, click on custom paper sizes, make a custom paper size to fit and save it.Be sure to check the dimensions of the border that it
2007-08-22 by Tina Manley
... Touch the paper with the back of your tongue. More sensitive than your finger and already wet. Tina Tina Manley ASMP, NPPA, EP, PI
2007-08-22 by john dean
I m not going to prolong the agony of this conversation any longer beyond this because the fact is, it is only a major concern for a very tiny minority of
2007-08-22 by Igor Wesdorp
Hello, My prints, UT-FS ink on Photo Rag, get a lot warmer after some weeks or months, and there is a little change in the density too. This happens even under
2007-08-22 by john kelly
some people are crazy enought to pay 30 grand for a type c Kodak lightjet print as an investment, seriously. That s their bad judgement, not mine. But what is
2007-08-22 by Terry Ritz
Bingo. . . that s it!! Funny thing is, the side with slightly more texture seems to print sharper to me. Terry.
2007-08-22 by dlruckus
Eric. I think you would have to ask Roy Harrington about this. It is my understanding from previous threads concerning questions similar to yours, that the
2007-08-22 by richardeskin
I just bought a sample pack too. It comes in an envelope with a nice picture on one side and the flap on the other. So which side is up, the package
2007-08-22 by richardeskin
Which actually seems to me to bring up a key point. I certainly don t claim to be an expert, or have the experience that most of the people on this thread do.
2007-08-22 by Tim Atherton
Unfortunately it s coated on both sides I think the rear is coated in order to prevent excessive curl, but it s not coated to the full standard (so doesnt