Re: [Digital BW] Museo MAX for B&W Printing
2007-08-04 by Tim Atherton
The thing that people objected to most about Museo Max, besides the inability to hold blacks very well, and the way it curls, which can be significant, (like
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2007-08-04 by Tim Atherton
The thing that people objected to most about Museo Max, besides the inability to hold blacks very well, and the way it curls, which can be significant, (like
2007-08-04 by Eric Chan
... sharper or both? The ... output is that it is ... and a Kodak RP30 Lightjet ... and detail. But keep in mind that you shouldn t be sending the exact same
2007-08-04 by hindibook
This may have been covered before but here goes: A friend gave me an Epson 1270 a couple of weeks ago and I decided to set it up with UT2 ink and spongeless
2007-08-04 by lovelipp
Along with an Epson 3000, there is also an unopened set of cleaning carts and unopened set of MIS quadtones. Location: center city Philadelphia PA. Any
2007-08-04 by Gregory Stempel
... I have done this for 7 years now and have never lost a photo.
2007-08-04 by Ronald Janowsky
Eric, ... as far as I know there are no ink recipes for the above named Epson papers delivered with OPM. But you might check out the other PK profiles in the
2007-08-04 by David
First, I d want to know the image size, not the file size because I don t think it gives me much information. For example, are your prints 360 pixels x 1,200
2007-08-04 by David
Open the file in Photoshop (or another program), do a resize (Image Size) to the specifications you want (you should be able to apply both the resolution and
2007-08-04 by groups@versionke.com
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2007-08-04 by groups@versionke.com
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2007-08-03 by Tyler Boley
are you using a mask? Tyler ... description ... my case ... and the ... different. ... zonepeter
2007-08-03 by Alan Kearney
Peter, I ve just started reading Diallo s book but I tried your description of the procedure new layer new blending mode twice!
2007-08-03 by Terry Ritz
Same paper base tone as well (MAX and Portfolio Rag)? Thanks - Terry. ... been
2007-08-03 by joemulligan_68
... Max is one of my all time favorites and I use it almost exclusively for Black and White and now also color work. It does have some texture to it and that
2007-08-03 by Lew
I m your basic digital idiot & I need to make a gallery submission of 72 dpi jpegs. I have 1200 dpi tif s to work with. What s the best way to create the
2007-08-03 by zonepeter
In Amadou Diallo s book, and other places, I have read that if you use an empty adjustment layer with a blending mode change, the file size will not grow.
2007-08-03 by David Aschkenas
... I believe it is the same paper, surface and bas as the Portfolio rag, it just has a bit of texture to it. Portfolio Rag is the result of photographers
2007-08-03 by Michael King
Steve, What did you think of Portfolio Rag and Silver Rag? Mike ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-08-03 by SteveZ
Lately, I ve been experimenting with different fine art papers and been wanting to try Museo Max. I don t read much about this paper on this forum, although
2007-08-03 by howardhamilton3333
Tyler, thanks for the correction, I didn t notice that Nicholas works were silver! On the positive side, I guess my lack of observation says something about
2007-08-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Sharper and more detailed is what comes to mind, though thats not always opposed to smoother, when its improved dithering thats involved. We may see yet
2007-08-03 by Flashbulb
C.D.: Would you describe the difference on the PRO 3800 as smoother, sharper or both? The reason why I ask is because one of my small nit-picks about r2400
2007-08-03 by CorrPro96@aol.com
It s certainly asy to imagine a fine copy neg made from one of their prints, rinted upon some lovely silver paper, perhaps aged, sold s orignial . Digital is
2007-08-03 by djon43
fwiw, This kind of concern is commonly handled by an accompanying note, describing the image, identifying factors (size/type of image on size/type of paper
2007-08-03 by Eric Neilsen
Yes, We all have standards and those depend on the image. So if these hold a special place in your heart, I d agree with Stephen and try a save as to TIF
2007-08-03 by amadou diallo
I only glanced briefly at the site, but the wisdom of paying for such a service aside, it really highlihts the issue of personal responsibility and integrity
2007-08-03 by J Stan Mason
I also cannot speak to the direct differences between the 2400 and the 3800, but the difference between the 2200 and 3800 is very noticeable - color and black
2007-08-03 by David Keenan
Far less ink cartridge replacements (and higher ink economy) is reason enough to make the switch. No aftermarket ink possiblities (that I know of) but
2007-08-03 by petegorsky@external.umass.edu
Mark is probably right, but if you wanted to experiment, you could try copying the files, saving them as TIFFs, and then upscaling them using either an
2007-08-03 by Mark Savoia
No there is not, they will be either pixelated and/or soft. Unless you are looking for some special look, print them small. There is sometimes something nice
2007-08-03 by stanleybutterfass
I have some very old digital images shot with a Sony Mavica. They range from 50KB to 800KB. I would like to print them in B&W. Might there be a way of
2007-08-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The 3800 has a bulk ink feed system and larger carts. It is probably designed to print more pages over its lifetime, but the main issue is the larger
2007-08-03 by daniel
I ve just switched from UT7 to UT3D, so I have some cartridges and a bottle or two of ink left. All for Epson 2200, carts in original vacuum sealed packs and
2007-08-03 by Geoff Hopkinson
Re: 3800 swing and tilt
2007-08-03 by Mark Savoia
Bull(cough)it, I feel. Mark
2007-08-03 by massimiliano_liva
Hi Guys, I search the opportunity to certificate the inkjet print with organization or institute. I see this: http://www.fineartstitle.com Thanks. Max
2007-08-03 by selenium_toner
Greetings, I d like to use OPM with Photo Black ink on my Epson 2200. Do you know where I might find an OPM profile for the Epson 2200 UltraChrome (or perhaps
2007-08-03 by Terry Ritz
Did some more testing and clearly, I was working with a bad cartridge. . . . Museo PR - Old K7 Cart 1.54 Museo PR - New K7 Cart 1.60 Innova STA - Old K7 Cart
2007-08-03 by Paul Roark
Hi Eric, The MIS R800 setup is based on my workflow that is described at http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/R1800.pdf The 100% Eboni MK is not going to match the
2007-08-03 by Terry Ritz
Just curious John. . . why would you not use Crane PR for neutral work? Thanks for all your feedback btw. Terry.
2007-08-03 by Eric Miner
Hello All, I ve been lurking here for a long time....learning from you and applying what I ve learned. I started B&W with an R800. After following things here
2007-08-03 by Terry Ritz
Yes, the test strip I printed last night on Soft Texture Art did show over inking. However, it did NOT when I last printed on this paper a few months ago.
2007-08-03 by groups@versionke.com
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2007-08-02 by Tyler Boley
Howard, just wanted to make clear that Nicholas Pavloff s work is silver, no digital involved. Thank you very much for the comments, the show is extended a
2007-08-02 by Dana H. Myers
... Betamax and 5-inch floppies had fairly short lifetimes, yes. However, cassette tapes, though in decline, are still a fairly useful format nearly 45 years
2007-08-02 by David
The degredation of CD/DVD media has been known for a while. There are archival quality gold reflective layer CDs and DVDs that you can use. According to
2007-08-02 by Jeff Magidson
Hi Everyone; I m debating replacing my R2400 in favor of an Epson Pro 3800 primarily because my printing volume has picked up since I first got the 2400 and
2007-08-02 by Richard Wolfson
John, thanks, but of course there s NO dye in any GQ2 ink. GQ2 is based on the new G8 100% pigment inks Media Street developed for the Epson K3 printers. In
2007-08-02 by howardhamilton3333
Just a note of thanks, and expression of appreciation for this Group. Back in May, I made a mental note of the gallery exhibit Tyler Boley mentioned, thinking
2007-08-02 by Carl Schofield
I just profiled Museo Portfolio Rag using Paul Roark s 3-MK Eboni only workflow using QTR. Lovely warm tone prints with very good detail in landscapes. Dmax