6 tones with quadtone ink?
2007-07-03 by John Wilton
Having trouble -again- with mislabeled Cone ink. Previously, some years ago, LG ink in a MG-labeled 3000 cart, eventually diagnosed with QTR, no thanks to Ink
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2007-07-03 by John Wilton
Having trouble -again- with mislabeled Cone ink. Previously, some years ago, LG ink in a MG-labeled 3000 cart, eventually diagnosed with QTR, no thanks to Ink
2007-07-03 by Charlie Thomson
Take nothing but pictures leave nothing but footsteps. Highball9 ... From: michaelrosensf To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, July
2007-07-03 by michaelrosensf
Reading the responses, I conclude that they re all from people who take their camera with them where they go and photograph what they come across. This might
2007-07-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello Lynne, ... I m getting excellent results with 2400/ABW using a very simple workflow. It s outlined in detail in article #9 at the link below. I m not
2007-07-03 by Michael King
Hi Lynne, Your problem sounds like one of not being able to adequately softproof what you are printing. I am getting great results on 4800 (2400 big brother)
2007-07-03 by Eric Chan
All of the Epson papers have OBAs except for UltraSmooth Fine Art. Eric
2007-07-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Can t comment on how ProfileMaker deals with profiles for tinted B&W inks, it doesn t actually have features designed for that, but custom targets are an
2007-07-02 by James Irelan
... Sorry to get a little off thread. I was really asking just generally about split tone sets, and if they could be profiled the same way a mono set could,
2007-07-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... That will work (EyeOne and QTR), but the thread was about PrintFIX PRO, so that was what I assumed you were asking about... C. David Tobie Product
2007-07-02 by Andy
I always liked the heft of EPL, and the price, but it apparently has OBAs unlike PG and PSG. So I go for PSG these days. ... gallery ... to
2007-07-02 by James Irelan
... Immediately I d be using QTR and profiling with ProfileMaker. If PrintFix would be preferable for the purpose I d look at it for the future, but right now
2007-07-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... PrintFIX PRO profiles are capable of controlling tints as well as densities, when used with a driver or RIP that allows the profile to do so. So if you
2007-07-02 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello, I use Imageprint with a 2200 and I get wonderful B&W prints. With a 2400 Imageprint works great also. ************************************** See what s
2007-07-02 by James Irelan
... I have not used PrintFix, but I have used earlier Colorvision products going back a number of years, and was always pleased with the results. A few years
2007-07-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... There are actually more B&W specific functions in PrintFIX PRO than in other color profiling products. Since these inks can be used with the RGB driver, in
2007-07-02 by Myron Gochnauer
Does anyone have any suggestions for mothballing an Epson printer? I have a 2200 that I want to keep (for backup or spare parts), but may not use again for
2007-07-02 by djon43
Thanks for the suggestion...I like half of your test suggestion :-) I don t want to imperil the OEM 2200 by installing alien ink, but I will install OEM in the
2007-07-02 by Lynne Siler Photography
Thanks Clayton - I did make sure the color management was off when I tried to print B&W. The contrast is strange in terms of how the values are distributed,
2007-07-01 by Andre Vallejo da Silva
I ve searched here and didn t find comments on this specific combo so would anybody know if PrintFIX PRO would be able to profile a 1160 that I print with MIS
2007-07-01 by Sergei Antonov
Hello, I added archive PulseReader.zip into the files section of QuadtoneRIP group. This archive contains my utility that helps using X-Rite Pulse spectro with
2007-07-01 by Clayton Price
Lynne - All I can think of is, that perhaps you missed turning off the color management - You ll find in in the same pull-down menu, just below the print
2007-07-01 by koloshor
My personal experience is that a 2200 that has a fouled cleaning mechanism, a plugged drain tube at the capping station, or a fouled pad in the capping station
2007-07-01 by Alan Kearney
Toby, thanks for the corrections! Very well stated. I ll make sure to do much more research before commenting on a product. Alan _____ From:
2007-07-01 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Hmmm... German Etching is not a Rag paper, its a neutralized wood pulp paper. And its specs list, under special features : optical brighteners . What
2007-06-30 by Alan Kearney
Jim, thanks for pointing this out. Before I sent the first email I looked on the box the roll came in, it says Natural White Pulp . I got the info sheet out
2007-06-30 by Lynne Siler
Thank you for that tip - I m having a little better luck with the single feed top loader - I will try your technique with the back feeder. Now I have another
2007-06-30 by Jim Doyle
Alan Just a FYI Hahnemuhle German Etching Has some OBA’s in it.. The Hahnemuhle Museum Etching paper does not have any.. Ever paper should have a spec sheet
2007-06-30 by Clayton Price
Dear All, I was plagued with this feed problem with my 2200 even while testing it for Epson, and later with the 2400. Pressure on the paper until it grabbed,
2007-06-30 by Charlotte
Richard and Mike, Thanks for the suggestions. I will check them out. I just tried a paper from Hawk Mountain called Peregrine Velvet. It is a slightly warm
2007-06-30 by Charlotte
Robert and Laurence s suggestion work very well for me also with my 2400. I use the sheet feeder, 1 sheet at a time, and the thick paper setting for my photo
2007-06-30 by Alan Kearney
John, I m no expert in paper but I ve been told that ANY paper that s really White probably has Optical Brighteners in it. Some of the supposedly better White
2007-06-30 by compilerbitch
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com , ... I must admit, this reference escaped me too, despite a
2007-06-30 by Sandy Schaffell
Jack, the us I surveyed thought more of Robinson Crusoe on the desert island. I must have overlooked you. Who do you think of when you see footprints on
2007-06-30 by jnhugo
... surprise you ... Jack
2007-06-30 by fredila2
... I use this method but in speaking with an Epson tech he warned me that if you put a smaller piece of paper in the feeder than the size indicated in the
2007-06-30 by larry_chait
You might also want to check out Robert Adams 1994 book, Why People Photograph.
2007-06-30 by David Whistance
I ve not used the UT7 but have used UT-R2 (which I presume are similar) and the Cone K7 inks. Of the two I have experienced more clogs with the UT-R2 s than
2007-06-30 by djon43
Is any white rag paper theoretically as long-lived as natural rag paper? How did it get to be white, if not with inherently-transient whitener and
2007-06-30 by djon43
Charlotte.. we share the concern about ripoff... Paying seems ideal. I suspect that even rez Dine would respect that, if only due to frequent
2007-06-30 by djon43
Using Epson color pigments with 2200 I ve had only one clog in several years.. three weeks of sitting on, no problems ...works great for B&W with QTR...
2007-06-30 by Lynne Siler Photography
THanks for your responses. I m able to get the velvet 8x11 to load, but not the super B (13x19). The problem with using the top sheet feeder, unless I m
2007-06-30 by Eric Neilsen
Foot prints on wet sand makes me think of life at the beach. I don t ever think of Jesus when I smell sea weed either. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce
2007-06-30 by Sandy Schaffell
Jnhugo, Why do wet footprints on sand make you think of Jesus? It may surprise you to learn that many of us don t get the connection. ... [Non-text portions
2007-06-30 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 6/25/2007 9:41:29 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, cieloblu@charter.net writes: Does anyone have recommendations for good inkjet paper for
2007-06-30 by colossal-man
Oops ... Someone pointed out that the link I submitted earlier didn t work. It s because I accidentally added a period at the end of the URL. Sorry about that.
2007-06-29 by jnhugo
Well many interesting comments and thoughtful answers although I m a little worried about the guy that doesn t know why he likes one pizza more than the other
2007-06-29 by Eric Chan
... None that I m aware of, except that you can t print borderless. Eric
2007-06-29 by Eric Chan
... I don t recommend it because you ll get a fuzzy, ghosted image. This results because the print head is too far away from the sheet and the droplets don t
2007-06-29 by LAURENCENJ6@aol.com
I have experienced the same problem. I believe that I have developed a procedure which seems to work. I use the top feed and only insert one paper at a time
2007-06-29 by compilerbitch
... Indeed -- I think few people tend to know about the lack of depth-of-field that is typical in large format, so they don t realise that quite often, we