RE: [Digital BW] Claria
2007-01-03 by John Moody
I only tested on Epson ultra premium gloss before giving up on the 260. However, the test prints I made with a clean 720 dpi image were the sharpest thing I
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2007-01-03 by John Moody
I only tested on Epson ultra premium gloss before giving up on the 260. However, the test prints I made with a clean 720 dpi image were the sharpest thing I
2007-01-03 by Scott Neuner
A good place to start would be $1 per square inch of print size.
2007-01-03 by Paul Roark
Ernst, ... Yes, that s what it looks like to me also. Our color pigs are already what they call dye stacks. They are basically non-soluble crystals of the
2007-01-03 by Steven Karafyllakis
Sorry, you just missed me on that one, the extra 260 went to a friend in need. I do have a couple empty carts, though, if that s of any help. Steve
2007-01-03 by John Moody
Other than continuous tone printing on gloss, I don’t see any advantage of using Claria over K3. I think Paul is on the right track, 1.5pl/5-sizes; if I
2007-01-03 by Nick H. Nugent
Very impressive. This new Claria ink seems to surpass HP s Vivera by a great distance. Claria s longevity on matte paper is 97 years vs. HP s 21 years
2007-01-03 by Dennis W. Manasco
... I never could figure out how to pout dramatic on my work. That image always made me giddy and nauseous. I hope it s not an essential aspect of real
2007-01-03 by jimcallum
I m at the point where I need to think about this and make some decisions soon. Any information on how one goes about pricing fine art ink jet prints would be
2007-01-03 by Ernst Dinkla
... So it is in the ink s molecule structure and not a better combination of ink and paper coating. That more dense clustered molecule is a step to a pigment
2007-01-03 by Paul Roark
Bernhard, See what I m using on my 2200 at http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/4K+.pdf I ve put links to some of my notes on my index at
2007-01-03 by guy_staley
Not to mention, that at the dawn of photography, it was equally (no, more. MUCH more) experimental, even though there were established companies providing
2007-01-03 by ajberky
... commence of art, check ... Dear Jarvis, Read your post and followed links to your site. I love your work, and will peruse your site since I have added
2007-01-03 by tzinzunzan2006
... explains ... Try -- http://www.epson.co.jp/e/newsroom/tech_news/tnl0611single.pdf Not very detailed, but it gives a general idea of what makes the inkset
2007-01-03 by Greg
... explains ... I have window tests going right now if that s what you are looking for. It s dark and dreary so it might be a while. They were printed on a
2007-01-03 by Greg
... like to ... worth ... I have something, but haven t had the time to look at them. You might want one of the larger carts for testing though, I think I only
2007-01-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... This is apples and oranges. PFP is a profiling tool; ImagePrint is a RIP with canned profiles. They might both, on some occasions, result in solving the
2007-01-03 by Paul Roark
Carl, ... No, I want to use pigments. I expect the standard pigs to work just fine in the new series. The R800 has 1.5 pl dots and isn t a problem. The 220
2007-01-03 by Bernie Ess
Hello, after a while where I have mainly sent my prints to a printshop I would like to reactivate my 2100 that I now use with UC original inks. I will continue
2007-01-03 by Tom Husband
I thought if the RGB numbers were all equal, like Red=150, Green=150 and Blue=150, it would look the same as grayscale. I ve printed both grayscale and RGB
2007-01-03 by Gavin Phillips
Hi Everyone, Happy New Year. My Photoshop Infrared tutorial & action was published by the PPA late last year. I have several other toning actions that may
2007-01-03 by Keith R.
Not the expert here, but I believe you are comparing apples to oranges. The PrintFixPro is a system that will enable you to build profiles while ImagePrint is
2007-01-03 by Matt Haber
It was very obvious to me at viewing distance--RGB printed lighter than greyscale. -matt ... X-PMFLAGS: 16384 0 1 INETSIG.PMS -- Matt Haber dance, portrait and
2007-01-03 by fredila2
Matt, thanks for your input (and those of the others who so kindly responded.) Since you seem to be the only respondent who has seen a difference between using
2007-01-03 by David Keenan
Austin, Texas -- A photograph by DigitalBW forum member Dave Keenan will appear in the February 2007 issue of *Shutterbug* magazine. It was selected as this
2007-01-03 by Carl Schofield
Paul, Do you have some B&W dye based inks in the works for use in these new 1.5 pl printers? Carl
2007-01-02 by bobphoto
I m considering a profiler. Is PrintFix as good or better than Image Print? Bob [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-01-02 by Yoelis Diaz
I going to destroy the original file after i print the last one. I feel if I destroy the original file I pouting dramatic on my work and this is a real art,
2007-01-02 by Bruce Watson
... Print makers do this typically because the master is used up. For example, the wax is worn down and they aren t getting a good impression any longer. In
2007-01-02 by Paul Roark
By the way, if anyone has a 260 and an empty cart or 2 that they d like to donate to the cause, I have an idea on re-using those chips that is worth checking
2007-01-02 by dlruckus
You might even want to revise that estimate by several orders of magnitude. It s kinda low ;) Regards Duane
2007-01-02 by salongo lee
Hello, I know that this is slightly off topic. Why would an artist be an idiot for destroying the original file of the LE?. Print makers do it all the time
2007-01-02 by Paul Roark
Excellent. Now all we need are the carts. Kiss the 1280 good bye - finally. Has anyone seen a good technical write-up of the Claria dye that explains its
2007-01-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Yes, it is a faster era, with less printed documentation. But if you had used one brand of developer with another brand of paper and a third company s
2007-01-02 by Myron Gochnauer
Thanks to the people who offered advice. I ll use it to the extent I can, stick with Printfix Pro (since I have a basic competence with its workflow) and keep
2007-01-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... for B&W printing. In that context the extra two channels are only of use if you are tinting at the image level, not the profile or driver level, as you
2007-01-02 by tzinzunzan2006
For those of you interested in printers using Epson s Claria inkset, a wide-format printer utilizing the inkset may be available soon:
2007-01-02 by Matt Haber
FWIW, with photoshop 7, I get slightly different results if I send an RGB image to the Epson driver vs the identical image converted to greyscale. -matt
2007-01-02 by Paul Roark
... While I hesitate to lengthen this thread, the above factor was a significant one in convincing me to avoid the limited edition (usually fiction). (I at
2007-01-02 by Ernst Dinkla
... To reduce confusion or am I confused : The RGB with tint information will not print a tinted image with ABW if the last is set on neutral or will print
2007-01-02 by Stephen M Martin
That s an amazing talent which will no doubt be useful when the day comes that there is a market for black toilet paper. What I meant, and what should easily
2007-01-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Then my first set of instructions (simple as they are) would be the ones to begin with. That and the PFP2 help should be all that you need. [Non-text
2007-01-02 by Jarvis Grant
... file? Yoelis, Well I see that there are more an enough replies to this post! One of the reasons I guess is that the question of how to sell prints is based
2007-01-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I assume he means both, since you can use PrintFIX PRO to export measurement data to linearize QTR, and to build CreateICC profiles . C. David Tobie
2007-01-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Well, if the printer is going to add non-gray inks, to balance neutrality, or add tint as the case may be, then your image is going to be converted to
2007-01-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Yes, reading darkness with a light sensor is less effective than reading light with a light sensor, this is true of all such devices. C. David Tobie
2007-01-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Just noticed that in your subject line, but not your body text, you had said QTR ... thats a different process, and consists of printing the
2007-01-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Just load the inks, choose a media setting that doesn t clog the shadows excessively, read the 225 patch color target (called High Quality Target), print
2007-01-02 by Stephen M Martin
Beats me. I leave it to others who make those determinations to let us know. I only know it looks dark black where I think it ought to and not where it
2007-01-02 by Bernie Ess
... According to what I have seen, specially in b&w is very good as you say, but I cannot overcome the frustration to see the prices of the Epson cartridges
2007-01-02 by Joost Horsten
... printing ... hasn t yet ... Hi Myron, Richard sounds a bit sarcastic here, but he has a point. QTR and (from hearsay) PrintFixPro are both excellent tools.