Re: [Digital BW] Re: SOT- Refilling for R2400 -- leaks
2007-08-16 by Linda Jacobs
... Peter, I used the prefilled carts for my R2400 before I started refilling and didn t have problems at all. Linda
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2007-08-16 by Linda Jacobs
... Peter, I used the prefilled carts for my R2400 before I started refilling and didn t have problems at all. Linda
2007-08-16 by Tim Atherton
If you follow Richard Benson s line, you can make a much better copy of a photograph via printing (press) than by photographic copy.... as he did with the book
2007-08-16 by Linda Jacobs
... I was refilling my R2400 carts using MIS supplies - I had only 1 leaky cart & I just quit using it. I had a few bad chips also. I finally laid in a big
2007-08-16 by Walker Blackwell
Yes. I have to drain the inks from the lines. It drains more than the lines too. Namely, the green, inky, silky stuff in my wallet.
2007-08-16 by kenc
You got that right Walker. I have a 9800 (supposedly pressurized) that had all sorts of problems with inkflow. Finally Epson clued in and the tech went
2007-08-16 by Walker Blackwell
I ve found that the main problem contributing to micro-lines is that the ink lines actually get compressed at the ink-cart stations and at the print head.
2007-08-16 by Peter
What about their pre-filled cartridges? They are still cheaper than the Epson s. Does anyone have any experience with those. I was just about to put in my
2007-08-16 by wkm@kauaiphotos.biz
The 9600 carts don t have any internal pressure. The 10000 and I believe, the 48/78/9800 do. Walt
2007-08-16 by john dean
Mark, On my 9600 I often notice that with Ultrachrome when I m right down at the end of the MK cart. As these dense carbon black carts get low they need
2007-08-15 by Brian Ellis
I should have mentioned that I ve got an Epson 2200. Thanks again. MK When I checked around Atlantic Exchange had the best prices for inks for my 2200. I ve
2007-08-15 by Mr_Misty_44
A commercial Photographer friend is using this setup. It is interesting. http://www.drobo.com/products.aspx John H ... inevitable ... choice ... your ... or
2007-08-15 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 8/15/2007 4:35:02 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, mark@ctphoto.com writes: Seems like when I get down to the end of a cart on my 9600 I get
2007-08-15 by Greg
... more banding that shows ... less pressure in a cart, ... In short... Yes, but it s odd. You might have a partial line clog or a dirty damper.
2007-08-15 by ctphoto1
Seems like when I get down to the end of a cart on my 9600 I get more banding that shows only in solid black areas. Can low volume of ink in a cart cause less
2007-08-15 by Sam McCandless
... The R200 ink carts are about a dollar, i.e., 10 percent, more at ITsupplies than at Atlex, and on black I ve gotten an even greater savings at Target. But
2007-08-15 by Scott Jones
... As of just now for R2400 printer: Atlex.com $11.20 itsupplies.com 12.99 shadesofpaper.com no price available on the website. www.scottjonesphoto.com
2007-08-15 by Alan Kearney
Hard to make it short & sweet Michael. Did you mention your printer model? ITT Supplies has good prices on ink and paper w/Free shipping on orders over $75
2007-08-15 by Eugene Coggins
... http://www.itsupplies.com for their prices AND their excellent service. Gene
2007-08-15 by Seth Rossman
I had bought extra carts but don t think I should use them right off. My order for carts (by the set) was missing two carts--which they sent. I GOT a reply.
2007-08-15 by dlruckus
Hi Daniel. I m afraid you have picked a most difficult area to deal with. Using a scanner to profile paper and inks to your printer for color is difficult
2007-08-15 by Sam McCandless
... Maybe atlex.com, unless you re in Florida along with Atlantic Exchange, if you include all costs, including sales tax and shipping. But, for all I know it
2007-08-15 by Mark Savoia
Call www.shadesofpaper.com
2007-08-15 by Edward Wiseman
http://www.atlex.com Eddie Wiseman ... From: Michael To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2007 12:51 PM Subject:
2007-08-15 by Michael
Short & sweet, who s got the best prices for Epson (OEM) ink? Thanks! Michael K
2007-08-15 by jnhugo
... Sorry djon43-my bad cutting skills! Jack (jnhugo)
2007-08-15 by djon43
jnhugo wrote: Please note: JN Hugo mistakenly attributed Richard Massie s comment (below) to me: I had disagreed: Professional copy skills CAN
2007-08-15 by hflockwood
I started using MIS inks some years ago, converting an 1160 to CIS quadtones. I happily made many, many beautiful prints with very few problems. And when
2007-08-15 by David M. Dorn
Check out the archival DVD/CD storage products in the catalogue from LIGHT IMPRESSIONS. I am about to order their archval components for a complete DVD/CD
2007-08-15 by Dennis W. Manasco
... Don t you just detest devastation ? Thankfully, mine wasn t the only late-night misspelling. Hopefully the meaning carried through. ... Yes! But make sure
2007-08-15 by Daniel Bourgade
Hi every body, I m a news comer in this group that has been recommended to me, after a first reading of some topics I m sure that someone in this group will be
2007-08-15 by mxgo95747
... ` The only clogging that has occurred on my Epson R2400 was when I substituted MIS LL Blk, and LBlk. I went back to using Epson Inks. Martin
2007-08-15 by Peter De Smidt
... Yes. I ve decided that using MIS inks is not worth the wasted time, paper and ink.
2007-08-15 by Greg
One thing that still stands out as a winner is the Travan style of tape backup. Part of this has to do with the error correction built into the scheme, the
2007-08-15 by Greg
... Dont forget to check those drives every now and again. Raid 5 arrays that are built with more than 3 drives will run nicely with a single drive dead, but
2007-08-15 by jimbeaujack
At least you got a reply from MIS tech support. They ve answered my two most recent inquiries, one of which was about the 3 carts I ve got that leak when I
2007-08-14 by Mark Rogers
In a past life, I use to work as a computer technician mostly for businesses. I use to remind our customers that hard drives have a 100% mortality rate. It is
2007-08-14 by Kip Babington
As a gun owner I ve investigated gun safes over the years, with an eye to protecting both my guns as well as my (many shelf feet of) film negatives and more
2007-08-14 by sinar001
... of Taft wrote: SNIP ... I want to caution everyone, that while external disk drives are a lot more convenient than CD s or DVD s, don t
2007-08-14 by Vinyl Graphics of Taft
... Well, I use two 500GB external drives that I bought from Dell for under $170 each. You can also buy a Terrabyte Hard Drive for under $300. I also take all
2007-08-14 by Paul D. DeRocco
... That s an insult to trumpet players everywhere. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:pderocco@ix.netcom.com
2007-08-14 by Mark Rogers
I don t feel the critical issue is who has control. The real problem is that nothing is 100% reliable, not Raid5, not internet backup, not CD/DVDs…NOTHING.
2007-08-14 by Seth Rossman
Hi all- I am generally satisfied with MIS carts but am having a specific problem I cannot shake. The mess is not as bad as the precious ink it wastes--as much
2007-08-14 by Frederic Combaneyre
... Yep. One of the best and cheapest solution is to have two backup hard drive : one at your office with daily or weekly incremental update, and another one
2007-08-14 by Seth Rossman
I have been in fear of breaking the cover since the first cartridge swap out. (I did a changeover as each Epson cart ran out.) The cover is REALLY tight to
2007-08-14 by Richard Capuozzo
Cyberguys has the same box at half the price. Check it out.
2007-08-14 by Peter Marshall
Absolutely so. I keep two copies on different hard drives, one on CD and one on DVD. Writing the CDs gets to be a bit of a chore but I think they are rather a
2007-08-14 by Dennis W. Manasco
... So? If SmukMuck tanks, you tank. That s the whole point: If you let your non-replaceable data out of your hands you lose control. It doesn t matter how
2007-08-14 by john dean
http://www.lightimpressionsdirect.com/servlet/OnlineShopping?DSP=50000&PCR=30000:400000:450000&IID=20817 The ideal thing is to make two cds or dvds and also
2007-08-13 by Mr Barrington Maye
Fancy more storage? Seagate Hard Drives at competitive prices!Hi, Surely external storage is the way forward at 28 cents a gig (Check ad below) honest I am not
2007-08-13 by Peter Marshall
I use the aluminium cases as used by DJs, which have plastic hanging sleeves to contain the CDs, but I suspect there may be better solutions from an archival