Re: [Digital BW] 2400 paper feed
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
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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 Robert Krawiec
I had a similar problem with Hahnemuhle photo rag and my 2200. Run a few pieces of normal paper through...then use the manual feed slot in future. :-) Robert
2007-06-29 by Bruce Watson
... Well said. I think you nailed one of the main attractions of LF photography. People who haven t climbed our particular learning curves often seem to think
2007-06-29 by compilerbitch
... sheet. ... That s a very valid point. I find that I always get the best results when I am forced to slow down the most. This goes for technical quality,
2007-06-29 by David Stone
... I always told my students that if they wanted to learn to see, then photography is the wrong medium. Photography is all-inclusive, indiscriminate. It grabs
2007-06-29 by George DeWolfe
Lynne This may not make you feel any better, but I ve personally see six 2400 printers die because they wouldn t feed properly, including one of my own, which
2007-06-29 by George DeWolfe
Since the introduction of the 3800 I ve seen many feeding problems with the top feeders but not the rear feeder. I ve actually seen people cry trying to get
2007-06-29 by Christopher L. Johnston
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2007-06-29 by colossal-man
Charlotte, There are some brand new papers on the market that show some real promise for your application. They were developed by Tony Martin from Lyson and
2007-06-29 by Brian Ellis
Consequently it tempts the photographer to be similarly indiscriminate, and just shoot away, hoping for a good result. Not when you re using an 8x10 camera
2007-06-29 by Lynne Siler
I ve been reading posts on the 3800 paper feed problems and I m having the same thing happen on my new R2400 printer. I printed about 6 prints easily and now I
2007-06-29 by jnhugo
... for ... Jack
2007-06-29 by Peter De Smidt
Does anyone know anything about Calumet s pigment inks?
2007-06-28 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Jack, It is quite simple; because that is what I do! I have shooting for some time. The bike ride down to the Fotomat kiosk to drop off or pick up the photos
2007-06-28 by howardhamilton3333
... I have found the rear feed to be delicate also; I have just used the trial and error method and usually succeed. However, I have no trouble using the front
2007-06-28 by Eric Chan
I am surprised to hear the feeding issues with the 3800. I almost always feed single-sheet through the Rear Feed using a variety of papers, from 12 mils thick
2007-06-28 by Brian Ellis
You are supposed to apply firm, consistent pressure on the top edge of the print and hold it that way until the printer picks it up. That s what I do. If
2007-06-28 by jrschwaller
As others have said, a little extra pressure to hold down the paper in the rear feed will many times help it get started. I had one batch of paper which, even
2007-06-28 by jnhugo
... think it will surprise the people I am instructing to hear how deep and ... Jack ________________________________________________________________________
2007-06-28 by Ross Cavanagh
I make pictures in an attempt to fufull a need for creation. I shoot to learn, knowing that I will fall short in complete understanding. Realizing if I m at
2007-06-28 by bwinkjet
Hi Brian, Glad I am not the only one. I have been using Innova, Hahnamuhle, and Crane Air Dried media and have the same issues with the 3800. Sometimes
2007-06-27 by Keith Cooper
... I ve only got 24 and 44 roll paper for my 9600 to try, that s bigger than the boxes of cut sheet. The 3800 is currently hooked up to my Powerbook, so
2007-06-27 by Keith Cooper
... I ve just been trying some A3 sheets of Innova soft textured natural white (315g) and about one in five sheets gets me a failure to load. It s quite a
2007-06-27 by colingruk
... related ... Keith, I wonder if Epson waited to send you the printer until after the GBP150/= cashback offer ended! With the results you have achieved with
2007-06-27 by Frederic Combaneyre
... the paper when I load it from the rear single- ... It s a very usual issue. Actually I found that I get more succeed in helping the paper to load in
2007-06-27 by Keith Cooper
I ve been looking at B/W on the 3800, after being loaned one by Epson for a review Using QTR linearising profiles to tweak the ABW mode, I have to say I was
2007-06-27 by Brian Ellis
Since I ve got the printer for a while yet, I d welcome any B/W related questions... If you have a heavyweight paper that requires use of the rear paper feed
2007-06-27 by jnhugo
... Thank you, Harry,
2007-06-27 by Harry Saddler
Someone (I wish it was me, or at least that I remembered who) said that we photograph to learn how to see. Harry [Non-text portions of this message have been
2007-06-27 by Scott Jones
I use Epson premium luster and semigloss exclusively for both B&W and color. D-max is outstanding. I use it loosely mounted as well as dry mounted. Totally
2007-06-27 by cieloblu22000
John, thanks for your reply. I ve tried Entrada s bw but not the natural. I am white. The Native Americans are Navajo. They are paid models. I was raised in
2007-06-27 by Eugene Coggins
It is my RC paper of choice! Gene
2007-06-26 by Edward Wiseman
I use Premium Lustre with excellent results with MIS UT-2 inks in a 1280 with QTR, and with Lyson Fotonic dyes on another 1280..In all cases I spray with 2
2007-06-26 by Douglas meeuwsen
most of the people here seem to prefer matte surfaces. On the 2400, premium luster is a really good paper. I still like as much as Innova fibaprint f-type, and
2007-06-26 by Evan Wolarsky
I noticed that at Photo Expo and other demos,Epson makes their gallery prints, including b&w, on Premium Luster - a paper no one here seems to mention. Anyone
2007-06-26 by Peter De Smidt
I photograph for many reasons, but the most important is simply that I enjoy doing so. I m not sure why exactly, just as I m not sure why I prefer Eduardo s
2007-06-26 by Tyler Boley
Amadou won t stoop to my crase commercialism to tell you all about his show in July- http://www.diallophotography.com/exhibitions.html Definitely worth a
2007-06-26 by jnhugo
... several ... photographing for ... years and I ... and falls ... That s a good description, I saw the house on your website, I can t help thinking that your
2007-06-26 by amadou diallo
I really wish I could be there for that show Tyler. There s a chance I may be in Frisco early August. Hmm...If my schedule permits I may have to check for
2007-06-26 by deandadin@aol.com
On response to why do you take pictures . I teach photography at several locations in Los Angeles. My classes are about working in B&W in both digital and
2007-06-26 by Tyler Boley
Some of my work will be included in a three person show at Benham Gallery here in Seattle- http://benhamgallery.com/ In July and August. I have known Jeff for
2007-06-26 by jnhugo
... I particulary like this. Jack
2007-06-26 by James Irelan
... David, Thanks, and you re right, of course. My answer was glib, but I meant it, too, in this way: I became hooked on photography the first time I saw an
2007-06-26 by jnhugo
... to tell a ... change, or Wow, thank you for the thoughtful response, lot s of good ideas! Jack
2007-06-26 by Diana York
If you like Entrada Natural, you might want to check our our Merlin and Condor Natural papers, also 100% cotton, OBA free, coated both sides, available in
2007-06-26 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The printmaker s view of photography. Similarly, I take photos to have sample images for demoing color management... but I know James work, and clearly
2007-06-26 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Thats one major vein of photography, and with I shoot photographs to tell a story it covers a lot, including: I shoot to in hopes of making change, or
2007-06-26 by James Irelan
That s easy. I take pictures to have negatives to print : ) James Irelan
2007-06-26 by jnhugo
So I can tell from the obvious desire of everyone on this list to make better pictures using new technology that this is pretty serious crowd. I am starting to
2007-06-26 by michael3442
Epson must wait until they have a bunch of them ready to go. Here they are: http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/BuyEpson/ccProductCategory.jsp?