Transportation of Epson Pro 3800
2007-05-09 by shangheye
I m moving from China back to Belgium, and my printer will be transported by ship. It will be picked up with the rest of my things and will be on the ship for
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2007-05-09 by shangheye
I m moving from China back to Belgium, and my printer will be transported by ship. It will be picked up with the rest of my things and will be on the ship for
2007-05-09 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, my PC is so old it only has USB1; my Epson 2100 is incredibly slow (esp with the Epson driver - QTR is faster). Would getting a USB2 port installed greatly
2007-05-09 by Paul Roark
... The older printers -- 1280 and older -- just were not the same as the ones today. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2007-05-09 by Gary W. Weaver
Hi Mike, It wasn t me, but that is my thinking. I like the links that posters include at the bottom of their messages. What I would post here would be step
2007-05-09 by Michael Hung
I was using UT2 on my 1270 for a while until I got so sick of clogging (it s fine when it didn t clog..). Now I just use a 4800 with K3.. I figured the UT2
2007-05-09 by Mike Johnston
I asked for feedback on one picture and someone stated this groups was for printing, not pictures. Mike J. ... From:
2007-05-08 by Carl Schofield
Paul, The Epson 4000 driver dither is already quite good with just single channel BO so it might be a good candidate for multiple Eboni channels. Does the
2007-05-08 by Paul Roark
Hi Carl, ... I really like the idea of no color pigments, and the tones I m getting on Premier Art 325 (no OBAs) is just a bit warm, but looks fine to me. I m
2007-05-08 by Richard Smallfield
... I am currently using the 2100 with QTR at 1440 - I was looking for a cheaper lightfast ink and thought that the UT7 would be both cheaper and more
2007-05-08 by Keith Zimmerman
After receiving my R2400, I made a few initial prints, then had to go out of town and powered it down. Circumstances did not allow me to get back to printing
2007-05-08 by Keith Zimmerman
I tried the K7 in an R800, which is the same as the R1800 and found them to non-cost effective. They require the use of a 3rd party RIP, I tried QTR, which I
2007-05-08 by Carl Schofield
Paul, Sounds like a promising approach. Did you try this with any of the 3.5 pl printers and is there any improvement relative to single channel BO printing
2007-05-08 by Paul Roark
Hi Richard, ... It s totally different. The old bottom fill methods were terrible. The 2200/2100 half sponge carts have a spongeless reservoir where you fill
2007-05-08 by Paul Roark
... It s possible, but a nuisance. The UT7 and MIS Pro inks are totally compatible. They are the same inks, in fact. One is just a blended inkset of
2007-05-08 by Paul Roark
In the new 1800 (also a defective machine, but better than the refurbished 800), I m getting slightly warmer results than in the 3.5 pl printers. The Premier
2007-05-08 by Gregory Stempel
I could post two recent black and white images. Where do I access the instructions, and do they become the property of Yahoo? Take care out there, Gregory
2007-05-08 by pglombick
I ve had terrible clogging issues with Piezo K7 inks in my R2400. I loved the look, but I finally had to switch back to K3 inks after wasting incredible
2007-05-08 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Can t see where you note what printer model, but the matte black change comment makes me assume the R2400. Yes, some users swap compatible carts between
2007-05-08 by David Keenan
Please share with me how this setup is working for yuu. I am about to migrate from a R2400 to a 3800. Getting a less expensive R1800 maybe with the K7 inkset
2007-05-08 by Mark Savoia
I think you will have to run flush carts in between or else you will ruin your machine, things will gunk up. Mark
2007-05-08 by david627890
Hi Richard Whilst I believe it is possible if the formulation of the two inksets is compatible, for example the K3 inks with the Cone K7, and indeed the Cone
2007-05-08 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, in order to save money I ordered some MIS Pro inks ... but then had another idea: desirous of the achieving the economy and lightfastness of the MIS UT7
2007-05-08 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Hi, I will be away from home for a couple of months. I read somewhere (in this list, I think) that epson ink contains solvents that can prevent/minimize clogs,
2007-05-08 by Jules
...still I would still expect to see a few more files, and I made a typo,it should have been over 4000 members, not 400. C est la vie. Jules ... YOU ... ANY
2007-05-08 by Leslie Otterbein
Richard: It is so easy. All you need is a syringe, the resetter, and the little bottom fill adapter (and ink). First fill, you need the bottom fill adapter to
2007-05-08 by Intrinsic Pictures
... Glad you like lifepixel. But why avoid irdigital? A blanket statement like that deserves some backup. Doug
2007-05-08 by Paul Roark
The 1400 is getting very good reviews as a color printer with Epson inks. However, it s too soon for the third party sellers to have empty carts and chips that
2007-05-08 by Paul Roark
You may be looking at the comparison between the original MIS Archival pigment ink and Epson dye ink. http://www.inksupply.com/rit.cfm -- This page has the
2007-05-08 by Leslie Otterbein
Thanks!
2007-05-07 by Richard Smallfield
... Is this a lot easier than the residual foam removal refilling method I was using with my 1200? I swore I d never refill another cartridge and changed to a
2007-05-07 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, people seem to think that the MIS magenta inks are less lightfast than Epson s. But I looked up the MIS fade tests and they claim the opposite.
2007-05-07 by Gary W. Weaver
That s because it s about prints!!!! gar ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf
2007-05-07 by Paul Roark
Since there are several others experimenting with similar approaches, I thought it appropriate to share some initial results I m having with the R800-1800.
2007-05-07 by Eric Neilsen Photo
I have always found it much easier to share something by simply posting it to a new page on my web site or setting up a specific FTP page. I would only use the
2007-05-07 by Jim Coffee
Richard... Yes, it is possible. REMEMBER!!!!!!! that the CFS system will siphon. DON T put the carts low. I ve always placed my carts on a stack of books
2007-05-07 by Paul Roark
... I use what is, in effect, a jeweler s screwdriver, sliding it down the side of the stopper. It works well. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2007-05-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Its not that we aren t photo fanatics; perhaps its the other extreme, most of us are advanced enough that we modestly avoid uploading our own images, and
2007-05-07 by Walt Odets
I am also using the VFA--dmax typically runs 1.76--1.78, on a 4800 and K3 inks. I have tried a dozen other papers over the past few years and keep coming back
2007-05-07 by Reinald S. Nielsen
Les Otterbein, Richard Smallfield: I too have used the MIS half-sponge carts with complete satisfaction for a year or more. Initially, I replaced the MIS plugs
2007-05-07 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, is it feasible to temporarily remove a CFS to change to colour inks for the occasional colour print? thanks, Richard -- http://smallfield.vze.com
2007-05-07 by Jules
There are over 400 members in this group and only three pictures have been posted in the Photos section? Jules
2007-05-07 by Leslie Otterbein
Richard: Ditto to other remarks regarding the half sponge cartridge and the 2200. Other than the nuisance trying to pull out the plug to refill, they have
2007-05-07 by John Forney
At one point I had been trying, to no avail, to get Studioprint v.11 to work with the UT3D inkset. After several attempts I bailed on Studioprint and started
2007-05-07 by john dean
Actually there are two things that can cause bad nozzle patterns. One is ink cloggs the other is rag paper lint accumulating in the piezzo nozzles. With the
2007-05-07 by john dean
I don t know how Cone formulated his new K7 inks but I have three printers going with them and the black channel has not clogged once, and the others are very
2007-05-07 by Steve Kale
Hi All Just an observation. I have been far too busy at work in the last three months and haven t used my 4800 for some time. Today I finally got around to
2007-05-07 by Paul Roark
... They ve worked well for me also. In fact, although I like the larger capacity of the spongeless ones for the newer printers, I don t like the fact that a
2007-05-07 by met.graphix
Have you tried the MIS clear half sponge carts? I ve been using those for a while on my 2200 and besides a couple of bad chips they seem to work pretty well.
2007-05-07 by jfree2hear
Can you point where are the files and curves? I couldn t find them... ... specific s curves made wirg QTR I finally succed by having quite good (at least for
2007-05-07 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I d been hoping to refill the carts of my 2100 but to my dismay, MIS do not list spongeless carts for the 2100. Years ago I was refilling old style carts