Re: Epson R340 with MIS UT-R2 Inkset Experiences
2007-01-17 by Philip Schwartz
I get ink, spongeless carts, chips, and resetter from MIS. The resetter is nothing fancy but it works. I ve used my for a few years on 4-5 different Epson
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Re: MIS Ink cartridges and Epson R220 and R340 printers
2007-01-17 by Philip Schwartz
I should have made it clear in my previous posts: the MIS spongeless cartridges are top notch. I have several sets and use them in a C86 and two R200s. Except
Re: [Digital BW] MIS Ink cartridges and Epson R220 and R340 printers
2007-01-17 by Tom Baker
I have several sets of carts that I use on the R220 and R340. Not one has actually failed. I do need to reseat the cart ocassionally. Also, I will gently
Re: MIS Ink cartridges and Epson R220 and R340 printers
2007-01-17 by Andre Moreau
From the MIS website: What You Will Need to Refill a Spongeless Cartridge * Spongeless Cartridges (Black and Color, plugs included) * Ink - 6 colors (or 4) or
MIS Ink cartridges and Epson R220 and R340 printers
2007-01-17 by John Bevans
I recently bought a R220 and ordered an MIS cartridge set in order to print what I hoped would be quality B&W prints. When I installed the cartridges the LC
RE: [Digital BW] DMAX UTFSN 1270
2007-01-17 by Paul Roark
Be sure the file is RGB and the driver is set to No Color Adjustment. Check that there are no embedded profiles. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
DMAX UTFSN 1270
2007-01-17 by bigfst
Hello, I m using MIS UTFSn inks with a 1270 printer. While printing on a matte papers is ok, I cannot reach a decent DMAX with Glossy Premium (Ebo inkset)
OT: Alternate Spectrum: showing of color IR prints in Austin
2007-01-17 by David Keenan
I will be hanging a small, new show of IR prints in a book shop cafe in Austin as soon as the weather allows the city to reemerge. There is information on my
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Museum Project (was guillitine or rotory cutter)
2007-01-17 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Ted, I would avoid the spray adhesives. I use a plastic type adhesive that is made just for ink jet prints. Bien Fang/ Seal has some as well but this is a bit
RE: [Digital BW] Re: guillotine or rotary blade trimmer?
2007-01-17 by Diana York~Hawk Mtn Papers
I have a 50 NEOLT Trim 130 which I have been using for about 5 years and are very happy with it. Got it from Jim Robbins at All Square. Diana York ~ Hawk
Re: Epson R340 with MIS UT-R2 Inkset Experiences
2007-01-17 by p3guru32371
i do not have a chip resetter....yet. which one do you have? it looks like there are lots of them on the internet, with a wide variety of prices. do the
Re: [Digital BW] Epson Prem Semigloss v Luster
2007-01-17 by Geoff
I can tell you one difference. Luster, or as we would call it Lustre, is not available in UK! Unless someone can tell me different? Geoff
QTR & 2400 manual rear sheet feed problem mystery
2007-01-17 by Gary Benson
Roy, I decided to trying printing several differently sized test images using QTR and the manual rear (roll) sheet feed. Up to this point, I had been trying
Re: Which A4-Printer to buy? (no more R220 available...)
2007-01-17 by gordonzola_177
I ve just come accros a thread in this group which discusses exactly that issue. So it seems that I can get a R340 (which is still available) and use it with
Re: Epson Prem Semigloss v Luster
2007-01-17 by Scott Jones
Hi There, EPSG has no optical brighteners and has a smoother surface (not as stipply or star like when seen with glancing light). EPL has optical brighteners
RE: [Digital BW] Using Epson 3000 and MIS B&W inks - still a viable option?
2007-01-17 by Paul Roark
The 3000 can t match the C84 - frankly, it s not close. With the UT-FS type inkset it can be OK for large display prints. On the smaller ones it might look
Re: Museum Project (was guillitine or rotory cutter)
2007-01-17 by Ted Shaw
Thanks Eric - Thanks for your reply. The prints for the museum will be inkjet prints that I ll be doing on the my Epson 4800. The print itself will be 420mm by
RE: [Digital BW] guillotine or rotary blade trimmer?
2007-01-17 by Terry Ritz
For perspective, I ve have a 20 Dahl for a couple of years. The cuts are straight and it works very well. The only thing that annoys me is that the plastic
Re: Epson R340 with MIS UT-R2 Inkset Experiences
2007-01-17 by Philip Schwartz
Here are a couple of things that have sometimes worked for me: - Assuming you have a chip resetter, reset all the offending chips. - Sometime the tabs that
Re: Epson 1280
2007-01-17 by Eben Ostby
I can second or third the comments about the 1280. I have one - it s my only largish printer - and I ve made lovely large prints using spongeless carts and MIS
Using Epson 3000 and MIS B&W inks - still a viable option?
2007-01-17 by jimbeaujack
Sure, I d love to buy a 3800, but my Finance Minister would not go for that right now. But I ve found a little-used (but still being used regularly) Epson 3000
Museum Project RE: [Digital BW] guillotine or rotary blade trimmer?
2007-01-17 by Eric Neilsen
Ted, I would recommend talking to the curator BEFORE you mount and find out what they want. I d first look into a reversible heat activated material. Are these
Re: Epson R340 with MIS UT-R2 Inkset Experiences
2007-01-17 by p3guru32371
Well, I am having problems. I installed the carts properly, ensuring that they all clicked and that they were in the correct position. However, the printer
Re: And the (Dmax) Winner Is....
2007-01-17 by Shilesh Jani
Ah, I see, it was on a 2400. Did you use ABW? I am going to have to try the paper on my 2400. Shilesh ... with ... don t ... repeat ... reasonable, ... I ...
Re: [Digital BW] guillotine or rotary blade trimmer?
2007-01-17 by Ted Shaw
G day - Clayton s post about the Bogen dry mount press interests me because I m going to have to mount over 100 photos for a museum project and I don t know
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280
2007-01-16 by Philip Schwartz
MIS does have spongeless cartridges for the 1280 -- before these, refilling was pure hell -- so there are plenty of ink choices available. My 1280 died and I
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280
2007-01-16 by CorrPro96@aol.com
... No, No, No. You d be moving backwards and wasting money that could be applied to a printer with either leading edge tech, or at least designed to do what
Re: And the (Dmax) Winner Is....
2007-01-16 by Steven Karafyllakis
Shilesh; That test patch was done a couple months back on Clayton s 2400 with Epson PK. And yes, they struck me as being astronomical too. I don t have any
MIS UT-2 in Epson R200/220
2007-01-16 by Philip Schwartz
Has anyone tried MIS UT-2 in an Epson R200 or R220? I have successfully used both UT-FS and UT-R2, but I have some images that need a different tone than what
Re: DTP41-compatible step tablet
2007-01-16 by Philip Schwartz
You may be right -- my target had two rows, though the patches were pretty small, so I may be able to improve the formatting. ... paper.
RE: [Digital BW] Epson 1280
2007-01-16 by Paul Roark
Hi Basil, ... No matte paper has a huge dmax, but with the right one, you should be getting a good, deep black. Hahnemuhle Photo Rag has often been considered
Epson Prem Semigloss v Luster
2007-01-16 by Andy-J
I could sear that I have seen this question asked and answered, but cannot find it. What is the essential difference between these two papers (using K3 inks)?
R1800 & 2400 as a printer set
2007-01-16 by Seth
These are the givens: 1. I am going to buy two wide format printers. 2. I am going to put CIS sets on each--from the get-go. 3. I have no purpose for,
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Newbie Hello
2007-01-16 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I can print dead neutral on both machines... so its the samples. The advantage of the OEM inksets is that you can print color as well. Other options should
[Digital BW] Re: Newbie Hello
2007-01-16 by flyflightdeck
Where in the heck does one get b&w Canon IPF 5000 samples?I don t consider a color cast on a print a great b&w photo, especially when handed around in an open
RE: [Digital BW] Re: BO Printing and Scanning Glass Plate Negatives
2007-01-16 by Eric Neilsen
Nancy, Those were meant to get some answers as to how they were stored. Brian is quite correct that they could have been processed in a pyro developer causing
Re: Epson 1280
2007-01-16 by scottkathe1
Jack, I posted a similar question a week or two ago under PRINTER FOR 11X14 number 82751 I think. The consensus was that the printer has reliability issues.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Newbie Hello
2007-01-16 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Both the iPF5000 and the 4800 can produce great B&W prints with the OEM inks. If you aren t satisfied with what the built in B&W mode offers, you can
Re: Newbie Hello
2007-01-16 by flyflightdeck
I ve been going around on this 5000 printer vs. a 4800 myself.Michael Reichman s LL review does make it sound pretty good, however personally I m not going to
Which A4-Printer to buy? (no more R220 available...)
2007-01-16 by gordonzola_177
Hello everybody. I ve been reading now for weeks all about B&W printing on this group, on Paul Roarks and on Clayton Jones site. Great Infos! I am new to the
Re: guillotine or rotary blade trimmer?
2007-01-16 by Jeff Magidson
Rotatrim has a newer line of single rail trimmers for those looking for a lower cost option. I recently purchased an 18 (MR-18) single rail trimmer for $146.
Epson 1280
2007-01-16 by jack Freebern
This naive fellow has just gone thru a learning process for printing B&W with the Epson 220 with MIS ebony neutral black substitutes. The D max seems weak but
Re: [Digital BW] Re: BO Printing and Scanning Glass Plate Negatives
2007-01-16 by Brian
... From: Eric Neilsen Subject: RE: [Digital BW] Re: BO Printing and Scanning Glass Plate Negatives Yellow on a glass plate? Aging gelatin? Bad fixing. Acid
[Digital BW] Re: BO Printing and Scanning Glass Plate Negatives
2007-01-16 by Nancy Wilson
Thank you Eric. I think I am understanding you to say that the yellow on the glass plate is due to bad fixing and the aging gelatin due to acidic
[Digital BW] Re: BO Printing and Scanning Glass Plate Negatives
2007-01-16 by Nancy Wilson
Thank you Eric. I think I am understanding you to say that the yellow on the glass plate is due to bad fixing and the aging gelatin due to acidic
Re: [Digital BW] guillotine or rotary blade trimmer?
2007-01-16 by sagaface
Jim...thanks for the note on the Dahl...had thought about that one as well. And Eric, I have a project in the works that will need to be printed fairly
RE: [Digital BW] guillotine or rotary blade trimmer?
2007-01-16 by Eric Neilsen Photo
As long as there are knives and other tools of destruction/construction there will be stories of accidents and misfortune. Many of those could have been
Re: [Digital BW] guillotine or rotary blade trimmer?
2007-01-16 by jimrohan2002
I have a Rotatrim, Dahle and Keencut cutter. There is no substitute for the Rotatrim for precise trimming. The Keencut is great for cutting large prints and
Re: [Digital BW] guillotine or rotary blade trimmer?
2007-01-16 by Clayton Jones
Hi Sarah, ... Most of the time, in my experience, with few exceptions. I m using a 15 Saunders RotaTrim that I got in about 1983 or 84. After 20+ years of
Re: Newbie Hello
2007-01-16 by Andre Moreau
Hi Greg, Here s two links that may help in your decision regarding this printer. http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/printers/canon-5000-terms.shtml