Re: [Digital BW] Re: R2400 Graymodus with K, LK, LLK ?
2007-05-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... case produces results with color toning. To avoid this I printed with my European driver setting GraySteps . The results are pretty good and really
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2007-05-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... case produces results with color toning. To avoid this I printed with my European driver setting GraySteps . The results are pretty good and really
2007-05-02 by guangchengshui
Hi Paul, I recently got a 9500 back to life after about 12 months of non-use, collecting dust in a storage area. I would say the first thing would be (after
2007-05-01 by Patrick Kealey
A very good scource that I have found usefull is at this site by Thomas Niemann. http://www.epaperpress.com/psphoto/ good luck Pj ... You might check out
2007-05-01 by djon43
My thinking relates to exhibition prints, which are probably much larger than letter size. If only 11X17, wouldn t it be smarter to risk proofing on a half
2007-05-01 by Mary Beyer
Thanks for the welcome, Tom - I have an inkjet pc printer, but after reading some of the posts, I’m not sure if I understand about different ways to print.
2007-05-01 by alistair_owens
HI all, new member to the group here! I currently use a 2200 and EEM for both color and BW. When I bought the 2200 it was state of the art and EEM was widely
2007-05-01 by djon43
Yes, that s an important point that I overlooked. I would make an exception for some of the more heavily textured
2007-05-01 by jacknorthlight
... Hi Eric, thank you for response! My experience is that the ABW mode in every case produces results with color toning. To avoid this I printed with my
2007-05-01 by Eric Chan
Jack, in Black Only mode, the printer is only use the K ink. This mode is only intended for printing text, not photographs.
2007-05-01 by jacknorthlight
... Hello Clayton, thanks a lot for your response - I appreciate your great work! I have a R2400 with a European printer driver which offers printing in
2007-05-01 by Eric Chan
You will lose nothing by re-assigning a profile to it. However, it is up to you to keep track of what profile it really is. (One year from now, will you
2007-05-01 by David Whistance
Whilst I largely agree with you (and do use your approach already in most cases) I would make an exception for some of the more heavily textured papers such as
2007-05-01 by Eric Chan
No. See the answer here: http://people.csail.mit.edu/ericchan/dp/Epson3800/faq.html#qimagelonger and here:
2007-05-01 by Eric Chan
I assume you mean the ABW (Advanced B&W Photo) mode. If this is the case, the answer is: when color toning is disabled (e.g., Horizontal and Vertical are set
2007-05-01 by Eric Chan
With experience one can compensate for the differences between an inexpensive proof paper and the expensive final paper. Sometimes the difference in cost is
2007-05-01 by djon43
I don t think proof paper a logical concept for inkjet printing, and I doubt many have ever bought EEM primarily for that purpose. If a paper proof needs
2007-05-01 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jack, ... What is graymodus? Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2007-05-01 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I have some very large images, over 200mb and want to save images that I ve finished work on, in a smaller format that tiff, to save disc space. I ve saved
2007-05-01 by Richard Smallfield
... Hmmm ... Imageprint is very costly, is it not? What about Qimage? Also, I assume that with QTR the length limitation would also be able to be circumvented.
2007-05-01 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello Richard, The longest length that the 3800 will print is 37.5 inches. If you use Imageprint you can print up to 312in. You would have to use roll paper
2007-05-01 by Richard Smallfield
Hello, I ve never been able to get a definitive answer to this question - I would like to know if it s possible to feed over-length paper into the 3800 via the
2007-05-01 by Keith Zimmerman
From my experience printing, or rather, attempting to print BW with an R800, I believe the red and blue inks are used. At least that is what I suspicion
2007-05-01 by benasaj
... You might check out Photokit. One of its selections is B&W Toning - (3) sepias, selenium, platinum, brown, etc. Their products work well, and
2007-05-01 by Tom Husband
Have you looked at Moab Entrada? I think it has a natural kind of warmth. Tom Husband ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-05-01 by Michael-K
I m currently using PremierArt s MatteBW 210 gsm as my proof paper (actually my learning paper - which I cut into 1/4s per Clayton s suggestion) and love
2007-05-01 by jt_wall@bellsouth.net
Just as I have settled on Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl as the paper for right now, I see ads for Photo Rag Pearl. How do these two papers compare? Many thanks.
2007-05-01 by djon43
...You might consider whether you see yourself primarily as a photographer or as a print maker. If you consider yourself a print maker, you may wish to
2007-05-01 by jacknorthlight
Hi to all, does the R2400 use all the three graytones K,LK and LLK in the graymodus? Thanks for respones! Jack
2007-05-01 by Ted Shaw
G day - I m looking for a way to use the MIS K4 inks in my Epson 4800. MIS has discontinued the clear funnel-filled chips carts and I m wondering how well the
2007-05-01 by David Sinai
Please disregard this post as I just found a post that speaks to my question. ... my ... very ... B&W ... QTR. ... it ... some ... method/experience? ... or
2007-05-01 by David Sinai
Hi David - Could you describe the steps you take to create a split tone in QTR? Thanks, David ... are many ... take is ... B&W by ... good ... workflow ...
2007-05-01 by David Sinai
Hi David - Could you describe the steps you take to create a split tone in QTR? Thanks, David ... are many ... take is ... B&W by ... good ... workflow ...
2007-05-01 by Tom Husband
Welcome Mary. The range of experience and knowledge here runs the whole gamut. It s amazing what you ll pick up if you stick around long enough. The folks
2007-05-01 by Mary Beyer
I just signed on with this group, and am very happy to know that there are enough people interested in this subject to have a yahoo group. I don t have any
2007-04-30 by jason_copple
Thanks Clayton, The claws are SLOWLY retracting. Cheers, Jason
2007-04-30 by Paul Repacholi
I can get an Epsom 4000 that has sat unused for about 12 months. As in put under a table and kicked on odd ocasions unsued :( Can anyone point me to a tips and
2007-04-30 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jason, ... everyone change papers as often as it seems? Good question. I think most experienced practitioners would agree that it s best to settle down
2007-04-30 by fredila2
Hi Paul, Thanks for the input...and good point. I ve avoided glossy paper because of all the historical problems mentioned here and elsewhere. Maybe I
2007-04-30 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, There have been some newcomer inquiries recently about various papers other than EEM being better proof papers, and some of the reasoning behind
2007-04-30 by bwinkjet
Hi Fred, I agree. On matt paper, both produce wonderful prints. On glossy paper it is another story. At least this has been my observation using both
2007-04-30 by jason_copple
Hi Everyone, I find this an interesting topic for sure since I to am baffled by the number of papers out there. At first I was floundering around trying this
2007-04-30 by fredila2
I ve been using the 3800 for about two weeks. My previous printer was the 2200 and I used it for about two years. Most of my b/w printing on the 2200
2007-04-30 by Clayton Jones
Hello Keith, ... Sorry, I don t know for sure, but the names seem interchangeable. One of the greater mysteries in this business is figuring out Premier Art s
2007-04-30 by Eric Chan
... paper and, for example a good fine art paper? I thought it was simply a matter of choice of finish - look and feel. Or is there more to it than that? ...
2007-04-30 by CDTobie@aol.com
... is any of the Red or Blue used to generate the print? The R800 creates all its grays (except for the very darkest of them, which incorporate black) from
2007-04-30 by Paul Roark
If a grayscale image or an image file with R=G=B is fed into an R800, is any of the Red or Blue used to generate the print? I assume the C, M and Y are used,
2007-04-30 by Brian Ellis
Thank you so much for the helpful information on the 3800. I have the 2200 and I have not been happy with the BW images. I am a traditional darkroom guy so I
2007-04-30 by Alan Ansell
I have been following the various discussions about paper with interest, so please feel free to point me also at any previous posts with regard to the
2007-04-30 by djon43
Browse this Forum to see what papers people are discussing.. lots of paper talk readily at your disposal. Alternatively you might visit www.inkjetart.com to
2007-04-30 by Paul Grant
Thank you so much for the helpful information on the 3800. I have the 2200 and I have not been happy with the BW images. I am a traditional darkroom guy so I