Re: Lord, I am the Idiot of all Idiots!
2007-03-19 by Steven Karafyllakis
... to ... Sorry, I didn t mean my remark as a criticism, it s just that very few people on this list use the Generations inks, so we have no real help to
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2007-03-19 by Steven Karafyllakis
... to ... Sorry, I didn t mean my remark as a criticism, it s just that very few people on this list use the Generations inks, so we have no real help to
2007-03-19 by Paul Roark
... And most can t see the difference between a C88 print and those of the most expensive printers. ... I d keep the OEM carts until I knew the printer was
2007-03-19 by robert49brake
... I believe that if you put a PK or PKN chip on the Eboni cartridge you will get all the options. Check Paul Roark s website, I think that is where I saw the
2007-03-18 by Gary W. Weaver
I think one does all that monitor setup first, then you adjust the aspect ratio, then you dial in the grayscale, then the colors. gar ... From:
2007-03-18 by siobhanmccloryphoto1@mac.com
Hi Everyone, I am using the NK7 inks and have one printer set up on a G4 which acts as a print server with neutral and wish to have a second printer set up on
2007-03-18 by rockfordinvestigations
Thanks for the response. I m using a mac, doing black only printing, and I ve tried some variations with glossy settings and then trying to move the tones
2007-03-18 by Michael-K
Check your new monitor s user manual specifications page; it will list the native resolution at which the monitor will operate best and at which there will be
2007-03-18 by Steve
I jumped on the generations so quickly, because I did not want to calibarate my digital negative process to epson inks, then switch to aftermarket inks later
2007-03-18 by rayjw88
I too have the same old story of: Had a darkroom, Had film. Now have a digital camera. Want a B&W printer. But… I HAVE a black and white printer. It is a
2007-03-18 by Rick Colson
Hi John - You wrote: Closed their Bingham, NY shipping & distribution, Closed their New Jersey office. New US headquarters is in the Boston area. Distribution
2007-03-18 by Mike Johnston
The Kirkland paper from Costco is cheap and works very well if you want to try glossy. Mike J. ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2007-03-18 by Mike Johnston
With the two Epson s I have purchased (C86 C88) My son sold the cartridge sets on Ebay. As a beginner myself I would recommend the MIS ink sets. You might
2007-03-18 by Roger
... through the lines? Sell the inks on Ebay. ... Try inksupply.com for the details and if the main pages don t have enough info, try the forums. MIS tech
2007-03-18 by Roger
If anyone attempts to use cut sheets of this paper in the R220, here s a tip. I ve found unacceptable banding with pretty much every driver paper setting with
2007-03-18 by Gary W. Weaver
Hi Derek, Much revolves around what paper you use. You might call Ink Supply and ask about the best combo. Paper is as important as it is in the darkroom, so
2007-03-18 by Derek Hamlet
I have just about decided to close down my chemical darkroom at least for a while. I have actually taken the batteries out of my N90X and it will sit quietly
2007-03-18 by Milan Knizek
... Changing paper type affects the ink limits. Matte papers require more ink to reach the maximum density than the glossy ones, hence the result you have got.
2007-03-18 by rockfordinvestigations
It seems to me that the matte paper setting in the R220 print driver won t allow 2880 printing (called Photo RPM.) I d like to be able to use the 2880 setting
2007-03-18 by Tim Timmermans
I just put away the CRT and got a Samsung 22 LCD. Obviously the shape is different. Long rectangle rather than close to square. The images look much better
2007-03-18 by Steven Karafyllakis
OK, now I feel guilty-I ve been running an 1800 with MIS inks for over a year, I should ve put in my 2 cents worth, but you jumped on the Generations rather
2007-03-18 by Andre Moreau
... resizing be done before the conversion to B & W or after? ... resizing and before or after conversion to B & W. ... As far as I can remember, I ve always
2007-03-17 by richardeskin
My two cents: In my workflow I maintain a Master file which includes all layers, local and global changes, but NOT sizing, sharpening, noise removal or
2007-03-17 by Greg
There are plenty of people who are quite rabid about staying with traditional photographic products. You might want to consider selling those enlargers
2007-03-17 by djon43
Not to pick nits, but no Swiss Ilford factory seems to exist. The old company s bankruptcy receiver evidently sold it to Oji (mentioned first by Ilford in
2007-03-17 by sinar001
... wrote: SNIP ... Harman is the British employee buy out group. They should know what they are doing when it comes to B&W papers, chemistry,
2007-03-17 by djon43
1) I wonder how many have totally abandoned darkrooms, or yearn to reopen them? My Leica and Durst enlargers are gathering dust and costing storage space, and
2007-03-17 by Robert Lee
Didn t see it mentioned here, but in case you missed it: http://www.photo-i.co.uk/Reviews/interactive/Epson%201400/Page_1.html Mr. O raves about color (once
2007-03-17 by Steve
Along the way, two of the little caps on the carts fell off and in to my printer. I had quite a time fishing them out. I didn t reallize what had happened at
2007-03-17 by Greg
One, two, Freddy s coming for you. Three, four, better lock your door. Five, six, grab your crucifix. Seven, eight, gonna stay up late. Nine, ten, never sleep
2007-03-17 by wkm@kauaiphotos.biz
Good Luck. I re-fill with MIS inks without problems in my 2200 and 7600. You might want to look at those folks. Good customer service too. If you have
2007-03-16 by Eric Neilsen
I am glad I don t have a horse in this race : ) Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street Suite 9 Dallas, TX 75226 http://e.neilsen.home.att.net
2007-03-16 by Steve
Media street advised me to let the inks I removed sit overnight and try again. Instead, I installed the second set of inks I d bought from them (in all my
2007-03-16 by Carl Schofield
I thought about trying this paper for B&W work with either the K7 Sepia inks in my 2400 or the MIS K4 set-up in my 4000, but based on what I m hearing here it
2007-03-16 by Steve Kale
No cleaning cart ever used on this machine. (Epson 4800) As you note, I can not test Epson MK. But I have tested all the other K3 inks with this paper and
2007-03-16 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Steve, All the other inks with YOUR set up, of a non Epson MK, along with the other two K3 blacks scratch off. OK, but I got no scratch off at all with ALL 3
2007-03-16 by Steve
Just seems like someone aught to be able to put out a good product at a reasonable price. The prices Epson charges for ink seriously affect how much printing
2007-03-16 by Steve Kale
All the other Epson K3 inks scratch off. I don¹t know. The paper is too lightweight for my liking and the blacks are weak versus HPR. I doubt I¹ll be
2007-03-16 by David Whistance
I agree, it is much too early to write the paper off, particularly as in most cases we don t run our fingernails, or indeed anthing else sharp down our prints!
2007-03-16 by Greg
My comments from before still stand. ... test ... inks. ... color ... now. I m ... inks
2007-03-16 by Mark Savoia
I just got a sample pack from my rep of the newest batch, I will run some tests and see if this is any different from November s batch. According to Harman, it
2007-03-16 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Perhaps, I missed something here, but Eboni MK is being used by those with problems, and Epson K3 inks, with MK are being used by those without problems. Also
2007-03-16 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Those are not the conclusions that I reach from the users reporting. I don t jump to such wild conclusions without good empirical data; not hap hazard data
2007-03-16 by sinar001
Well, the bargain priced inks weren t such a bargain after all! I sure would not put them back in! Look at all the time and effort you have wasted thus far.
2007-03-16 by Ernst Dinkla
... Not that much. The only thing I was missing was a hint that there was nano technology used in the coating :-) Met vriendelijke groeten,Ernst
2007-03-16 by Steve
Well, I experienced some bad banding issues and the head cleaning test patterns would not clear up. I removed the Generations inks and installed the Epson
2007-03-16 by Carl Schofield
Pictorico Velvety paper? I don t know if it really is a baryta paper. Nice surface and prints well with my MIS K4 inks. What I don t like is the relatively
2007-03-16 by djon43
Poor Dmax, fragile with some popular inks, erratic batches. That appears to summarize recent reports by this site s experts. Wildly expensive, as well. That
2007-03-16 by Harris J Sklar
I have two questions for the group: 1. If you are resizing an image to make it larger, should the resizing be done before the conversion to B & W or after? 2.
2007-03-16 by Tom Baker
This is certainly what many of us, especially Paul, like to hear. High quality, not too tuff to learn, great quality b&w print. Good work. *********
2007-03-16 by markebrauer
A few weeks ago I first posted on this forum, asking for help getting started with B&W printing. Just wanted to thank everyone who responded and to report on