Re: [Digital BW] On or Off?
2007-01-24 by Bert Katzung
Here s another vote for leaving the printers (2200 and 1280) on all the time. Works better for me... Bert katzung1@comcast.net www.astronomy-images.com
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2007-01-24 by Bert Katzung
Here s another vote for leaving the printers (2200 and 1280) on all the time. Works better for me... Bert katzung1@comcast.net www.astronomy-images.com
2007-01-24 by Richard Smallfield
... I must say that I, too, have had mottled shadows invariably EEM. And *always* yellowing in a couple of weeks. Richard -- http://smallfield.vze.com
2007-01-24 by CDTobie@aol.com
... At times its hard to analyze nozzle checks unless they are on a glossy paper, and you use a loop... it also makes it easier to distinguish between
2007-01-24 by images0125
I have a fully functional version of IP 6.1.3.3 for mac including dongle I am also including a fully functional version of IP 6.0 for Windows/PC Colorbyte will
2007-01-24 by Eric Neilsen Photo
EEM is less attractive as a proofing paper than Polar Matte. Why? I have yet to see any yellowing on any sheet that I have used. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101
2007-01-24 by Eric Neilsen Photo
_____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Ian Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007
2007-01-24 by atodzia@cox.net
See answers inserted after questions. Andy ... YES ... It switches automatically depending on the media type selected in the print driver. Haven t looked into
2007-01-23 by bwinkjet
Hi Lou, Interesting. I am not sure why you are getting disappointing results. I use EEM as proofing paper with K2 and K3 inks (2200 and 3800) and have had
2007-01-23 by Ian
Ok, I have to admit...I m not a technician. My strong suit is getting aesthetically pleasing and compelling images captured to the camera - getting them on to
2007-01-23 by lou4photo
Hi Paul: I was using HvyWtMatte for proofing because of its low cost and I obtained clean results even though the Dmax was not stellar. No matter which
2007-01-23 by Paul Roark
Tear off the tabs & stick them in. Print some purge patterns until the color stabilizes. See the settings at
2007-01-23 by Richard Smallfield
... The Epson info I ve seen says that HWM is for *all* inks. I ve found it pretty much the same as EEM with Ultrachromes. But slightly less yellowing. Richard
2007-01-23 by marcinemem
Hi again! Thank you very much for your words... Finally (and suprisingly fast!) I received package from MIS with UT-EZ inkset. I already have HPR paper so... I
2007-01-23 by Jeff Randall
OEM carts and ink or third party? How long have you had the printer and when did the problem start? Specifically what do you mean when you say you can never
2007-01-23 by bwinkjet
Lou, I noted you said EEM one place and Heavy Wt Matt another. HWM is for dye inks and EEM for pigs. Wonder if you were printing on HWM when you noted the
2007-01-23 by Lee Hiers
... Yes...especially with all the boilerplate this list has. That s one of the things I like about gmail (don t know about other clients) - once I m past the
2007-01-23 by lou4photo
No replies to my original post about having difficulty getting prints on EEM (K3 MK)without shiny surface artifacts up the gray scale to the midtones. I was
2007-01-23 by Paul Roark
Regarding the pump, what I have had happen with large format printers is the pump that pulls ink through the head in cleaning cycles fails. I suppose that
2007-01-23 by fredila2
I ve been running my 2200 for about three years. The only time I ve shut it down is when the power fails (about four times a year out here in the country). I
2007-01-23 by Rick Colson
Apologies David. I should have addressed it to another poster. All of this useless scrolling, just to get to the good bits, has me a bit flustered. I m glad
2007-01-23 by pairofsnowmen
I seem to be having trouble with my yellow on my R2400. No matter how many head cleanings I do, I can never get a good test from my yellow. Is there any way to
2007-01-23 by David Keenan
Don t freaking blame me! If you look at what you posted my portion was a clip in someone else s message. Someone named John or Chuck. I know what I m doing...
2007-01-23 by Clayton Jones
FWIW, my 2400 has been on, almost constantly, since August, 2005. Sometimes I go a week or longer between printing sessions. I only turn it off if I m going
2007-01-23 by Scott Neuner
Thanks Rick, that is exactly what I needed to know. Scott
2007-01-23 by howg2211
I have a bit of trouble seeing the yellow for routine nozzle checks, but not too bad. However, I have a ton of trouble seeing the yellow for the head
2007-01-23 by Derek Hamlet
... http://thepluginsite.com/products/photowiz/photofreebies/index.htm ;-)Derek
2007-01-23 by Rick Colson
As posted on other forums: I finally spoke with Epson¹s internal technical guru for wide format printers (and she is also knowledgeable about desktops but
2007-01-23 by Bob Marsolais
... more and ... are clear. Ken, How easy it is to see yellow in a nozzle check depends a lot on the type of lighting you have in your room. If it is
2007-01-23 by Ken Carney
Thanks, John Maybe it is my over-active imagination that the yellow is getting dimmer. Also, I don t archive copies of nozzle checks :). I may be unthinkingly
2007-01-23 by Adam Maas
I also got lucky and got a C86 which does good BO. So good that I still haven t got around to buying the quadtone set (Although I should soon, I m low on ink
2007-01-23 by Philip Schwartz
Like a lot of folks, I started years ago printing BO. Inspired by Clayton s prints, I made some BO prints of recent images on my C86 with MIS UT-FSN. The 5x7
2007-01-23 by John Hollenberg
I always have to use a loupe for yellow on both Epson 2200 and 2400. Has been that way since day 1. Of course, I am due for a checkup with the optometrist :-)
2007-01-23 by gcwagner
On the topic of printer / paper profiles for color or b&w does anyone have recommendations on the use of Print Fix Pro vs. Gretag Eye One Design or Photo? I
2007-01-23 by Ken Carney
When I run a nozzle check on my 2200, it seems the yellow ink is more and more difficult to see (I do have 20/20), whereas the other colors are clear. The
2007-01-23 by Brian Ellis
Until recently I was turning my 2400 off after each use but got tired of the cleaning cycles each time I turned it on . . . . Perhaps the 2400 is different
2007-01-23 by Sergei Antonov
Hello all, After years of work without any significant problems my printer got a serious clog. It was loaded by MIS UT7 inkset, when I discovered that I lost
2007-01-22 by Tyler Boley
... manual, is that like a transmission or something? Tyler
2007-01-22 by John Moody
It’s on page 84 of the manual. . I’ve been doing nozzle checks every day on the 3800. I needed manual cleanings on 4 separate occasions so far,
2007-01-22 by Carolyn Frayn
... Hi Terry, you must be in the east, it s spring in the west... :) I haven t run quads for a long while, but when the OEM s are clogged as you describe,
2007-01-22 by Carolyn Frayn
... I leave my Epson 2200 and 4000 on. Not only to avoid cleaning cycles, but to avoid nozzle issues. I find that if I turn them off (especially the 4000),
2007-01-22 by Carolyn Frayn
... it is the unfortunately part of the fun, the expense part... I hope you give QTR a try, you don t need PFP or other spectro to use it because you can
2007-01-22 by Carl Schofield
Ditto!
2007-01-22 by Tyler Boley
I get calls about color problems and am always suprised they haven t checked nozzles. When they do there s unually one color badly out. I do a nozzle check
2007-01-22 by Tom Husband
Until recently I was turning my 2400 off after each use but got tired of the cleaning cycles each time I turned it on. I read here that leaving it on avoided
2007-01-22 by Scott Neuner
I ve just bought an Epson 2400 and seem to remember something here or elsewhere about leaving the printer on all the time or shutting it off after each day of
2007-01-22 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 1/22/2007 12:56:25 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, inframepix@hotmail.com writes: I m still a bit irked that I should have had to spend $100 in
2007-01-22 by Eric Neilsen
Ian, that s great news. When I set up my 4800 that was the very first thing that the instruction said to do, a head alignment and nozzle check. Now open up the
2007-01-22 by Ian
... look at the ... sniper. I ... headed. ... want. Ian will ... without ... and the ... difference. The dry ... it is ... on going. ... and, yes, I agree that
2007-01-22 by Ian
I just wanted to post an update to thank everyone for their input and help. At this point, I m getting some decent prints finally. I have a suggestion for
2007-01-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... It was you that pulled that one out of the hat... are we playing trick question now? C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit