Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ilford fiber based B&W paper for lightjet/lamda prints
2007-01-07 by Mark Savoia
I don t think Wilhelm would have anything to do with it since it is a gelatin silver paper. Mark
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2007-01-07 by Mark Savoia
I don t think Wilhelm would have anything to do with it since it is a gelatin silver paper. Mark
2007-01-07 by david627890
I have used the Cone NK7 inks in an R800 now for some time and haven t felt a lack of dmax in my prints except when compared side by side with a similar print
2007-01-07 by John
Glad you think so Harald! John_e CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail, including any attachments, is intended for the sole use of the addressee(s) and may
2007-01-07 by robert49brake
... It s been mentioned before I think, but check your local Ritz Camera and their other labels Wolf Camera etc. They had a ton of R220s in stock over the
2007-01-07 by Paul Roark
Greg, I m inclined to explore the idea of avoiding Epson patents completely. To do this, I d use large format dampers to connect the ink from a CFS to the
2007-01-07 by hjswim2@aol.com
Mark : Yes, this is digital B&W fiber. Laumont does it in NYC, too.
2007-01-07 by everard williams
... I know that nardulli s in LA will be doing this. Also check with labs in NYC. Hope this helps, E
2007-01-07 by Neil Swanson
Thanks for the replys. My problems are with the carts only, not drivers, software or hardware (except carts). I have no complaints with tresults when it
2007-01-07 by jonshiu
Hi, see also www.elevatordigital.ca for prices and info on a Toronto place that uses the fiber paper. Jon Shiu Elk, California www.jonshiu.com ... more ...
2007-01-07 by John Moody
The 260 is sharper, but useless as a BW printer with the OEM ink. Lots of people claim they can’t see any dots in color prints from x800 printers, so for
2007-01-07 by Mark Savoia
Ilford will, distributed by Wynit. Mark
2007-01-07 by elauq
The review section on the Z3100 s image quality, however accurate, was not very descriptive: After both testing and printing extensively with Epson s, Canon s
2007-01-07 by Philip Schwartz
Steve: Thanks for your comments, and there is a lot I agree with. I am setting up an R800 for b&w, and if I am satisfied with the results I can step up to an
2007-01-07 by Mark Savoia
BTW, it is not economical right now, I think 16x20 is $150 or so. That price will come down as more places do it and Ilford makes more paper. I wish I could do
2007-01-07 by Mark Savoia
There are several labs using it, one of them is Modern Age in NYC. It is great stuff. Mark
2007-01-06 by Carl Schofield
I saw this press release quite awhile ago. So who will be retailing the Harman (Ilford) papers, where, and when? I haven t seen anything here in the states.
2007-01-06 by koloshor
... Actually, I use PK in a matte paper partitioning. It produces a nicer transition than going right from MK to LK. 100% MK (I use MIS eboni ) for D from
2007-01-06 by koloshor
... Well, you re close. The best method is to align on something smooth, with low dot gain, that matches your target medium in thickness. That last part is
2007-01-06 by djon43
Baryt refers to baryta, the white clay coating (of fiber paper) upon which virtually all fine traditional B&W silver emulsion has been deposited since before
2007-01-06 by Steven Karafyllakis
Phillip, I have an R1800, and I can t tell you in how many ways I disagree with you. But here s a try: First of all, there may be no B&W for the Claria
2007-01-06 by mkitei
Hi, I just heard from a german photographer friend that he is using a new stock for printing B&W large prints on lightjet. It s called Baryt in Germany. It is
2007-01-06 by sarahatinkjetmall
Hi Keith, Check out Inkjetmall.com, the info you are looking for can be found at the following link:
2007-01-06 by esharamaki
Hi Keith, I ll have a go here. Unless you have a RIP, I don t think it will be easy to get neutral b&w prints from either of these two printers using
2007-01-06 by djon43
Many flatbed scanners will do virtually perfect work from appropriately sized prints in B&W or color. It s not tricky and you should expect results that exceed
2007-01-06 by djon43
Granted UT7 carts waste ink in cleaning cycles...they re an expensive luxury. Wish it wasn t so. What driver are you using? If QTR, do you have similar
2007-01-06 by Bernie Ess
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/printers/HP-Z3100-review.shtml Including a quite amusing (or boring - depends on viewer) video on how Michael sets up
2007-01-06 by Rick Colson
There have been several 220s on Ebay. Rick
2007-01-06 by Rick Colson
Don - What a great suggestion. Thanks. Rick
2007-01-06 by Bernie Ess
... pre-mixed. If ... Ok, thank you very much for your information, Paul its very much appreciated, I looked at everything again, and the fact that there is a
2007-01-06 by Daniel Ridings
... Been there ... won t really solve many of your problems. There are issues with the airvents not getting revealed with the Cone system, resulting in no ink
2007-01-06 by sarahnewman
Hi Cory, Check out so Piezography for the R260, 340 and more at ... http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.362672/sc.15/category.1334/.f Good Printing, Sarah
2007-01-06 by neilsphoto
... So yes this morning the Cyan cart is again flowing. My theory is that after making six 10x7 Carbon toned prints the supply of the Cyan position cart was
2007-01-06 by marcinemem
Hello Everybody! This is my first post here and I am totally new at BO printing. I am interested in achieving the best possible results with the lowest
2007-01-06 by Robert Lee
In addition to the R340, the RX600 and RX620 all-in-ones use the same cartridges as the R220. Right now, the Epson store has both, one refurbed and the other
2007-01-06 by Steven Karafyllakis
Cory; Not only are there no inksets yet, there are no carts, and no chip resetter, though I m sure there are folks out there working at it hard. The refurbed
2007-01-06 by Tom Baker
Not yet. But, the refurb R340 is still available for abut $70, and it uses the same carts as the R220. So, you have lots of choices of inks. I have both
2007-01-06 by neilsphoto
... Yes I store the carts in an upright position, or outlet down. So I ve been printing tonight with all 7 carts working. I got maybe a 1/2 dozen prints from
2007-01-06 by donbga
Rick, ... The best method I have found to assess alignment is to print the alignment test on Pictorico OHP transparency material. You can easily tell the
2007-01-06 by Paul Roark
Neil, ... It sounds like air in the outlet. Do you store the carts such that the outlet is down? ... I doubt that is an issue. Good luck. Paul
2007-01-05 by neilsphoto
While I was trying to solve the Pizza Wheel marks and roller marks 2 weeks ago I came across something. Even after I realized I was supposed to be using MK,
2007-01-05 by neilsphoto
Thanks Paul, All the problems I m having are not with carts I ve filled. These are new fresh just opened and filled by MIS carts. Straight out of the box they
2007-01-05 by Brian Ellis
I ve never seen any of the lines look blurred under a 4x loupe but I ve never had any difficulty seeing the ones that aren t properly aligned. It s usually the
2007-01-05 by Paul Roark
Hi Steve, ... I like matte paper for display. Under glass they are easier to deal with, and what I use is far more affordable than the glossy papers I like
2007-01-05 by p3guru32371
I am a bit late getting on the R220 bandwagon, and I at this point I cannot find a new or factory refurb d R220 online. It appears that the R220 has been
2007-01-05 by koloshor
... Don t look at me, I can see them without a loupe, although I usually use one to fine tune my decision. Patrick is right, there s no such thing as having
2007-01-05 by Philip Schwartz
I, too, was considering dedicating an R1800 to b&w with MIS inks, but the 1400 may provide a better option. Here s why: More ink channels increase complexity
2007-01-05 by keithgreymamiya
Can any one give me some advice on Black and White printing. I am pretty new to B&W digital printing, and can not believe how difficult it appears to be. I
2007-01-05 by Carl Schofield
Epson gives you an almost free printer and then empties your wallet if you buy their ink. They really hate it when people buy their inexpensive printers and
2007-01-05 by Ernst Dinkla
... I m interested in the six color scanning like I m interested in the N-color printers so I had my eye on any signs of actual distribution of the G4050 -
2007-01-05 by John Moody
First, make sure the nozzle check is perfect. It should be easy to see differences. Hopefully you are following the manual, which has pictures of what you