RE: [Digital BW] limited Edition.
2006-12-31 by Gary W. Weaver
Hi all, Yes, a gallery can often feel as if they are some kind of director/editor. A local small town that boasts a lot of artists is being held hostage by the
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2006-12-31 by Gary W. Weaver
Hi all, Yes, a gallery can often feel as if they are some kind of director/editor. A local small town that boasts a lot of artists is being held hostage by the
2006-12-31 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 12/31/2006 11:19:42 AM Eastern Standard Time, tyler@tylerboley.com writes: The reality is, everyone does whatever they want. These
2006-12-31 by Eric Neilsen
There will be, if not already upon us, a self limiting aspect to ink jet printing; the age of the equipment used to make it. I can still easily print images
2006-12-31 by jim kitchen
Dear Tyler et al... A few galleries request that I destroy the original negative, not just the original digital file. I refuse to deal with these galleries,
2006-12-31 by Tyler Boley
yeah, now there s a severely limited edition, their checks! To answer the original post, I don t destroy the original, as I very well may forget that first
2006-12-31 by Eric Neilsen
Payment in full within the agreed time frame : ), then shoot em Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street Suite 9 Dallas, TX 75226
2006-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Kurt, ... from color to mostly BW Printing. I am thinking of getting another printer either the 1800 or 2400 and designate one for BW and the other for
2006-12-31 by Joost Horsten
... Hi Greg, I use GretagMcBeth Profilemaker for doing my spot and chart measurements. That forces a calibration step before every measurement series. The
2006-12-31 by Greg
Do you calibrate your i1 every time you use it? (every day) Just wondering if it drifts enough without a fresh calibration to cause this. If your i1 is very
2006-12-31 by Joost Horsten
Hi all I ve been redoing some QTR curves from 1440 to 2280 dpi lately and re- encounter an effect I ve was not sure it was there actually. My measured Dmax
2006-12-31 by Steven Karafyllakis
Limited edition inkjet prints? I consider that a bit of an oxymoron, so you re not gonna get rid of too many of us that way! (G) Steve Karafyllakis ... to we
2006-12-31 by Tyler Boley
best idea I ve heard here in a while. I mean really, how much more to we really need from some of these people! Tyler
2006-12-31 by Alan Kearney
Boy Nancy, this sounds so very much like the glass negs I got to work with:) They were found, abandoned, nearly thrown away. Many had chipped corners, most had
2006-12-31 by Kurt Mahan
Ckayton, I am using the 2200 at this time and am looking at switching from color to mostly BW Printing. I am thinking of getting another printer either the
2006-12-31 by Tom Baker
I ve never used a V700. But, on my 3200 the carriers for scanning film has an opening at the top that is clear. This clear area is necessary (apparently) for
2006-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Nancy, ... Very interesting story. Please keep us updated as the project moves along. If he spent a lifetime taking pics he most likely developed a
2006-12-31 by jskimjskimjskim
Hi everyone, I am a newbie and want to know if it is better to get a rip program and new inks or get the 3800? People seem to say that the 2400 was much better
2006-12-31 by john dean
... After completing my limited edition inkjet portfolios I usually kill the artist. That way I ll be done with and can move on. John
2006-12-31 by Nancy Wilson
I appreciate in advance any thoughts on this. Some of you have suggested cutting a black paper of 1-2 mm thickness to size for a frame for the plate. Do you
2006-12-31 by Tyler Boley
it would certainly be less costly to simply pop a set of the carts in and give it a go, than buying a new printer. Another good option would be doing the same
2006-12-31 by Nancy Wilson
Thank you Alan, Ernst, Robert, Bert, Lloyd, and Thomas. You have sent very good and specific instructions with even one offer to call when I when I am at the
2006-12-31 by John Bevans
Is there a file that takes a beginner through the process of printing black and white prints. I can get my photo through photoshop looking the way I would
2006-12-30 by Tom Baker
This subject has been beat to death on at least a couple of forums. The answers you will get will likely be all over the board. ********* yoelisd2003
2006-12-30 by yoelisd2003
Hi. When you print limited edition photos, you destroy the original file? Thank you. And Happy NEW YEAR. Yoelis.
2006-12-30 by ajberky
Another year goes by: more printers, new inks, more 3rd party inks, newer RIPs, new papers, new Photoshop-Aperture-Lightroom, new calibrators, and of course,
2006-12-30 by Scott Jones
Thanks everyone for your thoughts. I almost exclusively use PK, but want to try MK for the greeting cards that I occasionally make. PK looksawful on mat paper.
2006-12-30 by bwinkjet
Hi, You can print on a cut sheet up to 37.4 on the 3800. It is a great machine; the best prints I have ever printed, but if you need to go to 40 it will not
2006-12-30 by atodzia@cox.net
According to currently available info. the length limit on the 3800 is 37 .
2006-12-30 by johnmerrill2003
I m thinking of upgrading from my 2200 to either the 2400 or the 3800. I sometimes print panoramas. I have never used the 2200 s roll printing feature but I
2006-12-30 by Tom Baker
It would appear that the R200, R220, and R340 were designed too well for Epson s financial benefit. That fact, along with the fact that the R260, R380 have
2006-12-30 by Philip Schwartz
Data point: I run exclusively MIS pigment inks in my R200s and have *never* experienced a clog. Knock on wood :) What we really need is a 13 or 17 version of
2006-12-30 by rternbach
Hello, I have a set of Jon Cone s flushing cartridges for my 4800 but have never used them. I figure they are appropriate to use in the rare event I m leaving
2006-12-30 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Scott, I use refillable cartridges, and they may behave differently than epson originals. I believe, however, that all colors are used in the cleaning cycle
2006-12-30 by Peter Marshall
Hi Scott, Like Clayton, I ve not noticed any large changes in color ink levels on swapping PK/MK. Certainly if it was anything like 1/4 of a cart I would have
2006-12-30 by Clayton Jones
Hello Scott, ... I mostly use MK and have changed over to PK and back three times. I didn t attempt any close measurements, but I certainly would have noticed
2006-12-30 by Paul Roark
See http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/R220_R2_Readme.pdf The 220 with R2 inks was designed to print great with mostly the usual default settings and no ICC. So,
2006-12-30 by luvrnikons
... along ... are ... very ... stated ... with the ... default, 0 ... driver ... in Windows ... If someone could assist me in the settings of Photoshop CS2
2006-12-30 by Paul Roark
Until my experience with the Epson R220, I too might have been inclined to recommend purchasing only printers designed for pigments. However, the 220 (dye
2006-12-30 by Paul Roark
As an aside, this looks like a very interesting printer. It appears to take dye performance to new levels - almost 100 years of display and 1.5 pl dots. I
2006-12-30 by Scott Jones
Hi Clayton, Thanks for the response. Sorry about my imprecision on using the term lines . I really just mean the cleaning of the R2400 mechanism. Do you know
2006-12-30 by Paul Roark
... My latest notes are at http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/C86-EZ-UT-Readme.htm (Mine was supposed to be a C88+, but a C88 arrived. From what I can tell there
2006-12-30 by Tom Baker
The R260 uses different carts than the R220 and R340, which both use the same carts. As far as I can tell, there are no refillable carts available. A good
2006-12-29 by olaf ringdahl
I m another who also went through two 1280s and I am now very happy with the 2400 for all the reasons so well laid out by Clayton Jones. The two most important
2006-12-29 by djon43
Although the 1280 is capable of incredibly fine work with various ink setups, the 2200 is more reliable...it doesn t clog with OEM, prints credible B&W with
2006-12-29 by Richard Smallfield
When I was using a 1200 with MIS UT inks it clogged constantly and when changed back to the oem inks was fine. So my conclusion is that, if one wants to use
2006-12-29 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jay, ... Add my vote to what others have said about the 1280. It s an older design for dye inks and has a well earned reputation for giving people the
2006-12-29 by lindenblade
Will the ut-r2 inks work in an epson R260? I m assuming this is just a newer generation of the r220. I m trying to use a bestbuy gift cert to get a printer
2006-12-29 by Joost Horsten
... letter ... bin/itsupplies.storefront/459547510165a9ca273f ... Hi all, Based on an earlier post by Paul on this paper, I have been looking around for a
2006-12-29 by Philip Schwartz
I also have a 1280 that died after not much use, and it clogged constantly when it did work. I may try the R1800 for 13 B&W. Cone K7 is available for this and
2006-12-29 by Tom Husband
Sorry I haven t tried it for color proofing but, properly profiled, I bet it would work well. I ll try it with a canned profile. Tom ... [Non-text portions of