Re: [Digital BW] C88+ Question....Quick
2007-02-13 by ronspencer23
Ok I will give it a shot...I tried your curves for Museo Silver Rag...they are nice. Any chance you will release other curves? I find the C88+ not quite as
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2007-02-13 by ronspencer23
Ok I will give it a shot...I tried your curves for Museo Silver Rag...they are nice. Any chance you will release other curves? I find the C88+ not quite as
2007-02-13 by Dave
Do you mean OMnova matte??? I work for PCI coatings and we make some of thier printing stuff........... we make the see through matte for drafting and inkjet
2007-02-12 by Murray DeJager
Thanks to all those who replied, I was afraid that what I was doing might be considered an absolutely criminal act in the art world, but I see now that it s
2007-02-12 by mail@cajunimages.com
How does the Kirkland paper hold up over time? Can you use it for more than proofing? Thanks for all of your help. George Payne
2007-02-12 by Paul Roark
Kirkland Glossy Photo paper is a wild bargain. Even non-members can order if off the www.costco.com webpage. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2007-02-12 by Paul Roark
My C88 (which was supposed to be a C88+ but has no such designation) acts almost identical to my old C86. Eboni seems to run fine in it, although I think the
2007-02-12 by Bob Frost
Roger, ... The printer driver will automatically resize it to 720ppi, so it is best to resize to 360ppi, but if it is anwhere between 240 and 480 you may not
2007-02-12 by roger98195
Hello, What are your favorite inexpensive proofing papers for using with photo black on an Epson 2400? I will use the proofing papers before printing on Museo
2007-02-12 by Steve Gledhill
I suggest the thread 300ppi vs 360ppi (#67841) I started 18 months ago might help. Steve Gledhill http://www.virtuallygrey.co.uk/ roger98195 wrote:
2007-02-12 by Mr_Misty_44
I just sent an extra $50.00 to Roy Harrington. I ve been a user since the beginning and felt he diserved a thank you, especially for the latest version. Thanks
2007-02-12 by roger98195
Hello everyone, I recall reading somewhere that it is better to size an image at 288 ppi rather than 300 ppi for printing on an Epson 2400 since 288 is an
2007-02-12 by Carl Schofield
Epson 4000, MIS K4 inks, MIS PK. Dmax 2.26 (un-sprayed, one week after printing) Nice paper and doesn t really need spraying. Paper white L 96.48 a -0.22 b
2007-02-12 by David Keenan
... Lazy, perhaps. But if one s natural signature is ugly or whatever and/or there is a chance to ruin a finished print by botching it with a pen or pencil
2007-02-12 by edrudolpho
Hi Steve... here are density readings for Innova SemiMatte, without spray, printed with ABW on a 2400 printer loaded with Epson K3 inks, except an MIS EZWarm
2007-02-12 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi all; Has anyone done Dmax (with and without spray, hopefully) and Lab value readings on the new Innova semmi-matte? Thanks Steve Karafyllakis
2007-02-12 by ronspencer23
Well my 2nd and last C86 died a few weeks back...I cannot get another one. So I got a C88+ Now my question is...can I use the Eboni MIS inks in it or MUST I
2007-02-12 by Mike Johnston
Thanks Gary. I will go back to lurking. Mike J. ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On
2007-02-12 by Gary Brown
This is a B&W printing group, not a place to view B&W prints. If that is what you want there are several lists with B&W specific areas. Lets try to keep it
2007-02-12 by David Keenan
My first with a medium format rangefinder. Take a look . (*) Picture A Week Dave. -- Web Site:
2007-02-12 by Mike Johnston
Thank you ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of William John Smith Sent:
2007-02-12 by Bert Katzung
Hi Mike: Yup, I like it better leveled out. But I m always picky about horizontals and verticals ;-)). Bert ... From: Mike Johnston
2007-02-12 by cklinephoto
I recebtly installed a set of Piezography NK7 inks and the latest version of Quadtone RIP, but when I print the results are terrible. I am using the correct
2007-02-12 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi David; Yes, regular pencil is good when it works, but I ve had a hard time finding just the right softnes for the Han. William Turner, which for some reason
2007-02-12 by David Keenan
... My last two exhibits of 30+ prints each have a scanned signature printed on them along with the place/time of the photograph. I think it looks just fine.
2007-02-12 by Eric Neilsen
I left the snow exiting just at the very top and took more off bottom and left. I ll send you one. Very small JPEG Eric Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce
2007-02-12 by Ralf
I just converted my Epson 2100 printer with the UT-3D (with Eboni black) inks. I also own a Gretag Spectrolino spectrophotometer. Does anyone have a
2007-02-12 by Clayton Jones
Hello Murray, ... This subject has come up here before. Best I can remember, most SR users use some sort of ink pen. I (and several others) am using a
2007-02-12 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Come on Jean, don t tease us like that! Just tell us the URL... Peter Marquis-Kyle
2007-02-11 by Robert Lee
Hi, Mike, (Keeping in mind that I m looking at this on a dying monitor with a washed out magenta cast) I agree that leveler is boringer. And (keeping in mind
2007-02-11 by dizpark
Seth! I can see your point about over obsessive customers (I am obsessive too :-) not willing to interpret and understand the results of this or that test
2007-02-11 by jean wall penland
i just found a small family owned company (in florida) online and now i have a wonderful longreach embosser with my handwritten name logo (jno) which was
2007-02-11 by Hans & Chia
Hi, I have been printing for a while using only Epson K3 inks (SP9800, ABW and HPR 308) and I don t like the way black surfaces are printed. They look flat and
2007-02-11 by Carl Schofield
No, I use my Artist s sig :-)
2007-02-11 by Tina Manley
... Why not? If anybody wanted to, they could take a digital photo of your actual signature on a print and use it the same way? What difference would it
2007-02-11 by dlruckus
Signed in exactly the same way you sign checks and legal documents ? Maybe not so good ;-) Regards Duane
2007-02-11 by William John Smith
... Mike............. Your image is fine as is, all the attempts at improving it are very boring, including your own. You are showing a fine eye for taking an
2007-02-11 by Steve Gledhill
I use an Edding 1800 Profipen 0.3 - pigment ink - or so they say! I ve had it for years now and it s still going strong. It s very BLACK - not at all
2007-02-11 by Mike Johnston
Thanks Eric, Here is my interpretation of your recommendation. http://www.pbase.com/mwj_3142/image/74261778 Thanks Mike J. ... From:
2007-02-11 by Mike Johnston
Thanks for all the comments. Here is another picture from the same location with the sky http://upload.pbase.com/image/74261327 Mike J. ... From:
2007-02-11 by Mike Johnston
Thanks Bert, Here is a straightened version. http://www.pbase.com/mwj_3142/image/74261321 Mike J. ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2007-02-11 by Mike Johnston
Thanks Brian, That is the entire image. Mike J. ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On
2007-02-11 by Seth
Having been on the other side of the fence I can understand Epson s desire to not tell all. You have NO idea how many BS/nit-picky/DFO calls you get from
2007-02-11 by Eric Neilsen
Mike, I find that it gets stronger with a touch off the left and pull the horizon line down to the level of the snow on the upper right with NO straightening.
2007-02-11 by Tina Manley
That should be lower right-hand corner. I m not really dyslexic. Tina ... I use a digital scan of my signature in the lower left-hand corner. In light gray,
2007-02-11 by Tina Manley
... I use a digital scan of my signature in the lower left-hand corner. In light gray, it looks just like a pencil signature. Tina Tina Manley, ASMP, NPPA
2007-02-11 by Roy Harrington
Glad to see you ve worked on Vista a bit. I don t have a Vista machine now and wondering if I really need to buy a new PC to run it. I would think if it
2007-02-11 by Carl Schofield
I always use a digital scan of my signature, printed at the lower right print margin. Carl
2007-02-11 by marcsienicki
I would much apprecite if somene could help me to understand which rendering intent (perceptual vs relative/absolute calorimetric) to choose when converting
2007-02-11 by Mark Savoia
How about a signature embosser? Mark
2007-02-11 by Gary W. Weaver
HiYa Mike, Nothing wrong with tilt and whatever. Maybe it s a crop of a 8mm on 120 film ... But, you can t really do this with Natural stuff in the background.