Re: [Digital BW] MIS Pro Inks - color printing
2007-04-25 by Ernst Dinkla
... Lou, I have used them on an Epson 10000 and a friend has used them on a 9600 and still uses them on a 9800. The MIS 7600 version instead of the MIS Pro but
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2007-04-25 by Ernst Dinkla
... Lou, I have used them on an Epson 10000 and a friend has used them on a 9600 and still uses them on a 9800. The MIS 7600 version instead of the MIS Pro but
2007-04-25 by Tom Baker
Lou - At this time I actually have a mixture of MIS and EPSON UC inks in my 9600. Partly this is due to making a gradual move to the MIS. I will end up with
2007-04-25 by Louis Dina
I know this is a B&W forum, but I know some of you use the MIS Pro Inks as a replacement for the Epson UC inkset. Love the price, and my printer seems to clog
2007-04-25 by Stephen Kobrin
While this may be old news, Lightroom requires Service Pack 2 on a PC running Windows XP. Is that the problem? Steve
2007-04-25 by stephensell
Hi Everyone, I just joined the forum and like everyone else I am interested in making high quality black and white prints. I have some extensive experience in
2007-04-25 by kenstrain2000
... I have not found it in EU, and bought some from the US, along with other papers to make a decent order. For papers that are readily available in the UK
2007-04-25 by Richard Vanek
Does somebody has a tip where to buy in Europe? The postage which they ask from US is terrible 40-70 US$. Thanks a lot -- richard vanek www.richard-vanek.eu
2007-04-25 by Philip Schwartz
Here s a wacky trick that often works for me (I also use Entrada 190 gsm in a E200): form feed an 8-1/2x11 sheet of fine sandpaper through the printer a few
2007-04-25 by Paul Grant
I am running light room on 3 machines...an old athlon, a dual core Athlon and a MacBook Pro. All run great. I can say I did have problems with the Beta
2007-04-25 by Holly Hegeman
... Wow. I find this very odd, in that I run Lightroom at lightning fast speed on my Mac G5 with 4 GB of RAM. Heck, I can even run it on my G4 laptop with only
2007-04-24 by Paul Roark
There are 2 basic types of sprays - solvent based and water based. The solvent based are rather toxic and the water based are nearly impossible to get good
2007-04-24 by amadou diallo
Here s a link with some good general paper info. See surface qualities for the hot press/cole press distinction. -- amadou diallo
2007-04-24 by Richard Smallfield
... This page has some interesting info on sprays/liquid laminates etc - http://www.livick.com/method/inkjet/pg1.htm ... although one of our experts has told
2007-04-24 by lindenblade
Just wanted to drop a note here that I have a full set of NK7 ink plus 5 unopened, sealed PK1 (matte black position)NK7 for the R1800 up on ebay. Low starting
2007-04-24 by robert levin
gentle people, is there a spray varnish for epson ultra smooth and k3 inks that is safe and archival and that will protect the very temperamental surface.
2007-04-24 by CDTobie@aol.com
... A hot press makes for a smoother surface than a cold press. C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit Datacolor Inc.
2007-04-24 by Richard Smallfield
Hello, excuse my ignorance, but could someone please explain the difference between hot press and cold press papers? thanks, Richard --
2007-04-24 by Tom Baker
I get the Premier Art from these folks: http://store.ultrafineonline.com/ Tom Baker Louis Dina wrote: So far, I have found the
2007-04-24 by atodzia@cox.net
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2007-04-24 by Louis Dina
So far, I have found the PremierArt papers at Inkjetart and Atlex. Atlex has MUCH lower prices than InkjetArt, for example, $71 vs. $110 for the same 205C2S
2007-04-24 by Paul Roark
Hi Clayton, ... The new PA Fine Art Smooth (Hot Press) 325 seems to have a version of the new coating. One post here suggested the 270 does also and is easier
2007-04-24 by William Real
... We have had two external 500 GB Lacie Firewire drives fail on us. Fortunately we had made two offline copies of each file so we did not lose anything. I
2007-04-24 by will gibson
All, An interesting thing has happened to my Epson Stylus 200. After a long period of not being used (I use a R1800 for most of my small and CD/DVD printing
2007-04-24 by Clayton Jones
Hello Amadou, ... I m always amazed how different papers can be in this impression of depth. VFA is outstanding in this regard. VFA also has some texture and
2007-04-24 by Paul Roark
Smooth is the new Premier Art name for Hot Press. The Fine Art seems to imply a cotton base. The Matte BW - under Art as opposed to Fine Art paper
2007-04-24 by john eckenrode
Bob Matte BW is different-it has brighteners, it is alpha cellulose, it is two sided and comes in two weights: 110 gsm and 210gsm. Smooth fine art-has the
2007-04-24 by Eric Neilsen
I ran across some problems in beta and still in the early phases of 1.0 with strange error messages. The slides do seem to stick a bit but react quickly when
2007-04-24 by Eric Neilsen
Pierre, If you can do a screen capture of the Epson printer screen where it says best photo then I might be able to make another suggestion. (Or anybody
2007-04-24 by Paul Grant
I use Raid ) for my C drive with two fast 10K rpm Seagate drives. This give very fast start up, and program loads etc. I really don t keep anything on
2007-04-24 by Pierre
Most of my experience has been with a library of around 2700 images hosted on an external drive that I communicate with through a router so basically a maximum
2007-04-24 by Pierre
Eric, I use Windows XP w/ Lightroom + PSCS2 + QImage Studio to print on an Epson 2200. I haven t used Lightroom to print yet. I do mostly color but am getting
2007-04-24 by Pierre
I agree with you that there are a few issues to contend with. I use a Dell laptop right now but am considering getting a Mac next year. I believe that future
2007-04-23 by Roger L Sopher
No question raid 0 doesn t add any degree of security to your data; If any thing security would be somewhat reduced compared to a single drive since you have
2007-04-23 by Dana H. Myers
... Here s a very interesting Google research paper about disk failures: http://labs.google.com/papers/disk_failures.pdf One of their findings is a lack of
2007-04-23 by Bob Michaels
Clayton: Could this the same paper that Atlex.com calls Permier Art Smooth Fine Art ? I ve used some of the single sided 270 and have come to like it.
2007-04-23 by David Gumbrell
Hi, I learned the hard way, it is not safe to rely on RAID to protect your data, you must have other backups. If you buy a pair of identical drives to build
2007-04-23 by Paul Roark
Hi Sergei, So far all I have are empty 3rd party 260 carts, with chips installed - no resetter yet. (In fact, no printer yet.) Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2007-04-23 by dlruckus
Hi Clayton. I ve been using the paper for some time now. While I don t have a K3 machine, I have used it with an old 3000 and a 1200 and a 7000 utilizing the
2007-04-23 by Dana H. Myers
Alan Kearney wrote: This is interesting. Given the choice between RAID 0 (also known as striping , because data is painted in stripes across the disk
2007-04-23 by Alan Kearney
Michael, I m another Alan and my PC used a different form of a RAID setup than Alan Ansell talks about. His description of a RAID does indeed protect your
2007-04-23 by Alan Ansell
Hi Michael, The benefits of using a RAID setup are that data is distributed across the drives under the RAID controller. So this isn t so much about gaining
2007-04-23 by Sergei Antonov
... I have my first 260 empty carts and hope that the 1.5 pl dot will allow me to make a true pure carbon printing system that is neutral and smooth -- but
2007-04-23 by Paul Grant
Yes, once you say Okay, not print in lightroom then you go back to PRINT you should get a chance to check the printer properties tab. Paul ... From:
2007-04-23 by Paul Roark
... Why would non-cotton papers be brighter? Premier Art claims to be using titanium white for some if not all of its papers. I have not fade tested the MBW
2007-04-23 by Michael-K
Thanks, Alan. Regarding the Raid setup, are the real world benefits of this route really worth the time/trouble to set it all up? Can you provide a nutshell
2007-04-23 by Paul Roark
Hi Clayton, ... It depends on printer, black ink, and driver, among other things. Oddly, my 220 recently started giving me a low dmax with the Epson driver,
2007-04-23 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Dave, I have had great response from the tech people. Unfortunately, most of the problems are not my error or a program error, it just wasn t designed with
2007-04-23 by skefford_1
... Yes there is. Have you read the documentation? Steve
2007-04-23 by David Keenan
I am very displeased with Lightroom. On a relatively fast (Intel DuoCore, 4GB RAM) PC it runs like a dog. It locks up frequently (ie., the UI becomes
2007-04-23 by djon43
I m looking forward to trying it, not incidentally because it s even cheaper than Kayenta :-) Various non-cotton papers will inevitably come to be preferred by