[Re: Anyone using Ilford Gallerie Smooth ?]
2007-06-06 by Andre Vallejo
I print with a 1160,and use Ilford Heavy Paper.WOrks fine,though I ve been prefering to print straight form photoshop with a profile...
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2007-06-06 by Andre Vallejo
I print with a 1160,and use Ilford Heavy Paper.WOrks fine,though I ve been prefering to print straight form photoshop with a profile...
2007-06-05 by eappert
If you do enough of it in the course of a year or two. CD Tobie , Thank you for your answer. Are you saying that I will be able to use the ink two years after
2007-06-05 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The carts are in the printer, the printer needs the carts; no logic to taking them out, unless you have a second type of ink you are using alternately,
2007-06-05 by eappert
Hello, Would anybody be able to tell me about the longevity of Epson K3 inks (once opened), and perhaps some rough notion of average number of prints per
2007-06-05 by dlruckus
Hi Clayton. I m very technically oriented myself, but I learned a very long time ago that an agile mind can usually substitute for many thousands of dollars
2007-06-05 by Paul Roark
It s probably the MIS chip. Take the one off the Epson cart and put it on the MIS cart. (Do you have a chip re-setter?) I use a small piece of tape at the
2007-06-05 by djon43
Craig, it s worth remembering that this is a printmaking Group: some participants are much more interested in the technology than the images. It s worth
2007-06-05 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I always say sheet and tiller arm as there are a lot more sailers in this world than pilots... C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision
2007-06-05 by Craig Snyder
Right on, Clayton! Stick and rudder. I have a high-understanding of technology as a former IT Admin person for several major publishing companies, but when it
2007-06-05 by guangchengshui
Alistair- I use Galerie Smooth Pearl regularly for color (K3) and ABW on a 9800, and QTR on a 4000. I have found that it is very similar to Epson Premium
2007-06-05 by alistair_owens
I am experimenting with it and QTR on an Epson 2200/2100. There are no Ilford paper settings on QTR but there are some settings for other lustre type papers so
2007-06-04 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello, the longest print without a rip is 37.5 in. With Imageprint you can print to just over 300 in. Hope this helps. Steve
2007-06-04 by baweasel
I got a c88+ fairly cheap to try the MIS EZ inksets on, and am having trouble getting them to work in my printer. I load the cartridges in just like any other,
2007-06-04 by mkirschner
... Yes, the C, M, and Y EZ-Warm inks themselves are identical, as are the C, M, Y EZ-Neutral inks. Unfortunately MIS doesn t advertise that fact, and I
2007-06-04 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Roy, while we can print to file I don t see an application that I have that will find the ink usage in a readable form to my eye. We ll just trust the numbers
2007-06-04 by Roy Harrington
... The Epson drivers enforce a 44 inch length, but the printer will print longer. In QTR I ve allowed up to 128 inches but since there is no roll paper
2007-06-04 by Eric Chan
... Hi Mike, I measure a gray target with my Eye-One Pro (using a given set of ABW settings in the driver) and have written a custom software program for
2007-06-04 by Clayton Price
I m wondering what is the longest print one can get on an Epson 3800? I had heard that 44 inches is the longest, but I m wondering if there might be a work
2007-06-04 by steveh0607
... B&W print I use ABW. I can t measure Dmax but since I use both RC and Fiber Glossy papers black is always black. On prints that have a classic bell curve
2007-06-04 by Roy Harrington
... Anybody can Print to File on Windows to get the output of the Epson driver. I ve got a program that helps to look at this but you d have to know the
2007-06-04 by Roger
Isn t Y the same as LM and LC not M or C? I ve been using the light inks in that position for some time. C and M are the same. I personally use warm inks in
2007-06-04 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 6/3/2007 7:56:48 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, tom.husband@gmail.com writes: I Agree, Myron, especially after what Paul Roark said. Paul has
2007-06-04 by josphyflickr
Awesome! It s kind of misleading that they sell the CMY bulk ink under different item # s though.
2007-06-04 by mfriedberg
If you take a look at the MIS forums, you ll see the confirmation that the CMY cartridges use the same ink. I bought a pint bottle months ago, and have made
2007-06-04 by Tyler Boley
With all due respect to Paul, I believe Richard has been working in this area even longer and has many years of experience. Perhaps there is not a wide user
2007-06-04 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Richard is a long-time friend. I spent a good deal of time assisting him with development of earlier custom B&W inks and printing systems, but as it has
2007-06-03 by Tom Husband
I Agree, Myron, especially after what Paul Roark said. Paul has a long history here and has been so helpful to anybody who asks. I don t think I like the
2007-06-03 by Myron Gochnauer
... I had a look at this site as well as the Media Street website. Before I fork out for another vaguely described ink, I would like to see some independent
2007-06-03 by Eric Neilsen
Roy, Did you use something special to reveal the data that you shared or is that something available to the common Epson user? And is it something that can be
2007-06-03 by Roy Harrington
Hi Steve, I assume you are referring to the Y ink being replaced with LLK. If so, yes you get rid of the 0.87% Y but there s more to the effect. I think
2007-06-03 by Steve Kale
Or put another way, it¹s barely worth losing colour functionality (and reduced B&W toning) for a mere 0.87% of dots! It would be interesting to see this
2007-06-03 by Paul Roark
Hi Jim, ... Yes, paper affects smoothness. Start with Epson Premier Art Scrapbook (great deal at Atlex), or the Premier Art 205 (essentially if not actually
2007-06-03 by josphyflickr
I m about to take the plunge on an Epson C88+ and a set of the MIS EZ B&W inks, but I was hoping you guys could clarify something for me. From something I read
2007-06-03 by Ernst Dinkla
... Roy, whatever dot distribution you select random or ordered there s a point with BO only where half the paper is black and half is white. To reduce the
2007-06-03 by Walter Oliver
A friend recently bought a 3800, and she has a stack of Arches Infinity Digital Art & Photo Paper, but there are no 3800 profiles on their web site. Does
2007-06-03 by Michael King
Eric, That s true on the 4800 as well, ABW gets to a better dmax than RGB. What approach are you using for profiling ABW? Mike ... [Non-text portions of this
2007-06-03 by Eric Chan
I m not sure about the other Epson K3 printers, but one thing that I ve noticed with the ABW mode on the 3800 is that d-max is quite a bit better (both
2007-06-03 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi Mark, Well, since I am not selling anything, customers is not the right word. Excuse me, I thought people on this list might want a chance to enter some
2007-06-03 by Mark Savoia
Wayne, Isn t this just a way to get new customers? Shame, shame. Mark
2007-06-03 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi All, The current photography competitions are up: http://www.dimagemaker.com/competitions.php The Lensbaby comp continues to the end of June and there is a
2007-06-03 by Alan Kearney
Alistair, that s the first half of the steps you need to take! On either a Mac or PC you ll have to go into the Print Driver dialog (they look different on
2007-06-03 by jvircoe
Hi Paul, thanks for the reply. I take it from your following comment: I played briefly with up to 6 inks and thought the optimum might be 4. The 3-ink
2007-06-03 by Bert Katzung
Hi Alistair: In PS CS2, under File Print With Preview, click on More Options (right side of box). The additional dialog that drops down will include Options.
2007-06-03 by alistair_owens
Sorry about the simple question but can someone tell me how to do this? I want to try non-Epson papers and cannot see where I can disable color management by
2007-06-03 by gcwagner
Lots of talk about ABW and QTR is anyone using Piezo and is it better than Epson for BW? GaryW ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2007-06-02 by Roy Harrington
... Ernst, I m not sure I understand your comments. With inkjets there s no notion of dot shape -- they are just drops out of the piezo jet. I agree that
2007-06-02 by Paul Roark
... It does not manually profile well with the Epson driver. The LLK and LK interfere too much. PFP (for neutral) and QTR will be fine with it. I found just
2007-06-02 by Ernst Dinkla
... This is correct. If there s dotgain as a result of slower drying, higher printing speed, etc then the dotgain will be more pronounced with smaller dots
2007-06-02 by Ernst Dinkla
... There s a bit of a misunderstanding here I think. Qimage doesn t work correctly with the QTR grayscale profiles but there s no issue when you use a QTR RGB
2007-06-02 by Tom Husband
A little further digging and I came up with Richard Wolfson s site where he talks about the GQ2 ink. http://www.richardwolfson.com/quadblack/ Tom Husband ...