Re: Need Help with R220&UT-R2 MIS Inks
2007-01-11 by Roger
I recently had this problem with a mixture of new spongeless carts and the older half-sponge ones. The spongeless carts weren t seating right and the chip on
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2007-01-11 by Roger
I recently had this problem with a mixture of new spongeless carts and the older half-sponge ones. The spongeless carts weren t seating right and the chip on
2007-01-11 by Tyler Boley
Pretty sure list contributor Bill Kennedy at K2 Press, and Antonis Ricos, list moderator, are both experienced with those setups. Tyler
2007-01-11 by tim4peace2001
Hello. I finally am getting around to setting up my new R220 & MIS inks. I keep getting a message that the printer is not recognizing the inks. It will not let
2007-01-11 by Thomas Patsenka
Hello All, I have been working with the Bowhaus Rip these past days and can report that it is a nice, easy to use system. (This on a Mac, Tiger) My first
2007-01-11 by Michael Kitei
Hmm. Not sure. But some prints that are loose have a definite curl. Mike ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-01-10 by sinar001
... wrote: SNIP ... Boy, I leave the list for a day with a tension thought and it all turns to drum talk! Thanks for the kind words Tyler! For
2007-01-10 by koloshor
... Why should we shoot you? Are you a drummer? How do you get two drummers playing in synchronization? - Shoot one of them. Did you hear about the bass player
2007-01-10 by koloshor
... What do you call someone who follows a band around? - A drummer! How do you know when there s a drummer at your door? - The knocking keeps speeding up. How
2007-01-10 by jiggy955
Just switched from Lyson Quad Black to MIS Eboni and UTFS-N inkset. I had a time getting everything worked out but the folks at MIS were helpful and patient.
2007-01-10 by atodzia@cox.net
I switched to a stronger adhesive a few years ago because of similar problems. Try Coda (?) in New Jersey or Quality Laminating in New Haven, CT.
2007-01-10 by John Moody
Does the print lie flat before you mount it? If not, I would not expect a PSA to fix that, in spite of how powerful 3M PMA seems to be. John ... From:
2007-01-10 by dlruckus
Some do, but in another vein how about a digim instead of a diddle? Duane
2007-01-10 by mkitei
Hi, I ve been using Scotch positionable Mounting Adhesive to mount my prints for some time without any problems. Recently I noticed that some prints on Innova
2007-01-10 by Dave
Better colors, blacks were alot more clear it has awesome detail......... I used gloss, semi gloss, matte I printed pics from lapeer dragway on both
2007-01-10 by Carolyn Frayn
... Thanks Clayton, it s been a while, nice to see familiar faces ... :) C ... http://www.carolynfrayn.com
2007-01-10 by Paul Roark
I don t see many complaints about the C86 or C88 banding if the full MIS EZ inkset is used. However, the printers will often (usually) band if one is doing
2007-01-10 by marcinemem
Hello again! I almost made a decision to take C(D)88+ but I found so many posts about Epson banding issue that I am little confused... Is it valid for C86 only
2007-01-10 by Brian Ellis
I found it to print better than my Epson R1800 What does better mean? Better in what way - smoother, more detail, better blacks, better gradations?
2007-01-10 by lou4photo
Hello all: I having problems printing on EEM Paper, now called Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Paper Matte (now that s a mouthful). No matter which printing
2007-01-10 by Ernst Dinkla
... There s a company in Amsterdam that sells Epsons to silkscreen printers for making film positives. As soon as they discovered that the 9800 didn t produce
2007-01-10 by benong@bigpond.net.au
Wow thanks for all the info guys (and gals)!!! I understand that my selective colour method to increase the blacks is not ideal, and I do notice some loss in
2007-01-10 by Dave
I recently bought the Canon Pro9000 wide format I found it to print better than my Epson R1800 only 500 for it....... for beautiful prints on pretty much all
2007-01-10 by Nancy Wilson
If you are not in a hurry, you can watch the Epson site. Occasionally they have refurbished ones. That is where I got mine after I wore the last one out.
2007-01-10 by Rick Colson
Oh my God. What have I started? Will someone please shoot me. Rick
2007-01-10 by Tyler Boley
... well, I can t be right ALL the time... By the way, John Nollendorfs knows more about ink than anyone on this list probably... History moves and dissapears
2007-01-10 by Robert Lee
I think the important thing is that it appears Claria carts have been hacked already. ... printer. The inks were definitely not HP. I think the carts were
2007-01-10 by Tom Baker
I ve ordered from theses folks. The carts were for an HP Designjet printer. The inks were definitely not HP. I think the carts were made in China, and are
2007-01-10 by Robert Lee
that was fast... http://meritline.stores.yahoo.net/6pack-compatible-t078-inkjet-cartridge-epson-r260-r380-rx580-printers.html (not a recommendation or
2007-01-10 by Clayton Jones
Hi Carolyn, Nice to see you in here! Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2007-01-10 by Dana H. Myers
... Ah, Stumpy Pete, he was a great bloke... ;-) Dana
2007-01-10 by Tyler Boley
... single or double stroke? Tyler, really done now.
2007-01-10 by Tyler Boley
Cool, it a Spinal Tap day on the list!!! No, wait, those guys in that band (didn t the 1st drummer die?) could not possibley have known their rudiments. Why do
2007-01-09 by kenstrain2000
... It is no longer possible that no one knows! In percussion, the paradiddle is a four-note sticking pattern consisting of two alternating notes Though this
2007-01-09 by xylonic2000
... You may be correct, Tyler, but I believe that surface tension makes incorporation of paradiddles in French rolls all but impossible. Vienna rolls are
2007-01-09 by Bruce Watson
... No one? -- Bruce Watson / /
2007-01-09 by Tyler Boley
... sometimes a ratamacue no one knows what we re talking about... Tyler
2007-01-09 by Tyler Boley
... yes exactly, and John s 7000 is working to his advantage in that regard. I m going to see about larger drop sizes for the 9800, I belive lower quality
2007-01-09 by James Irelan
... sometimes a paradiddle James [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-01-09 by Paul Roark
John, ... Yes. Be sure to read my post in light of my previous post that gave the formula and limits to dilution. I was diluting with about 60% of my mix (3
2007-01-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... About 1.7 here with Eboni on a 9000 and HPR. The Eboni in the 10000 peaks at 1.71 on HPR in the calibration target made with QTR. Higher resolutions and
2007-01-09 by sinar001
Surface tension also plays a roll. Straight distilled water has the most surface tension. Adding alcohol reduces surface tension, as does a surfactant such as
2007-01-09 by Tyler Boley
1.76 is very good indeed John. I can barely reach 1.6 with the Epson MK in the 9800. Frustrating, and further reason to use it only for color or heavily toned
2007-01-09 by john dean
I m averaging 1.76 on Photorag with QTR and a 7000 and that s better than I ever got with Ultrachrome. That s good enough for me. However, I am very curious as
2007-01-09 by Carl Schofield
I consider the NK7 K borderline acceptable - barely 1.6 dmax on HPR and usually only 1.5+. Carl
2007-01-09 by john dean
There is no need to increase the dmax of this inkset if you are making good curves. I don t have any problems at all and my clients always comment on the nice
2007-01-09 by Paul Roark
... No guarantees here, but I think it s worth a try. ... It is a relatively neutral black. By the time the black ink comes in, we re not that sensitive to
2007-01-09 by Paul Roark
Yes, use distilled water in the mix. Paul www.PaulRoark.com _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2007-01-09 by Carolyn Frayn
... Are you referring to curve and levels adjustments using contrast masks? An effective approach when editing selected range and values. IMO, boosting the
2007-01-09 by Richard Smallfield
... I have a 2100 (the same but spelt differently) and am very pleased with the BW prints I get with UltraChrome inks and QTR ... no clogs - the occasional
2007-01-09 by scottkathe1
Clayton, Thanks for your statistics on the reliability of the 1280. If I had 50/50 odds of getting a good printer I might give it a shot but it sounds like it