UT-3D and MIS K4 combo
2006-12-27 by edrudolpho
A while back, Joe Berndt wrote that he was using the UT-3d LK and LLK plus the MIS K4 carbon inks as a combination to print the large prints for the Mark Laita
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Re: [Digital BW] Canon iPF5000 printer
2006-12-27 by CDTobie@aol.com
... This is a direct inkjet printer, I doubt its spooling the document, just the first buffer-full. Then its refusing to print, do to a difference in media
Paper for Epson R220
2006-12-27 by paulsbaxter
I have an Epson R220 that I will be converting to B&W using MIS inks. Can anyone tell me if this printer can use the thicker fine art papers, or am I limited
Interpolation software
2006-12-27 by r.smallfield@paradise.net.nz
Sorry, this isn t strictly about printing, so feel free to reply off line ... I use a Nikon D70 and Photoshop 7 print on 13x19 paper. I wondered how much
Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting - Guess What!
2006-12-27 by Greg
... It might work with the desktop resetters then. Could you pull the chip off an empty cart and touch it to the reset tool?
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 2200 and heavier papers
2006-12-27 by olaf ringdahl
Clayton Thanks. I was completely unaware of this feature. It eliminates the need for extra support on the exit side. Is there a feature that I don t know about
Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting - Guess What!
2006-12-27 by Steven Karafyllakis
I do have one, I just didn t intend to be the first to run a color out (g). The way mine is set up, however, I would have to shave off the guide rim. Since I
UT-3D inks - something unexpected
2006-12-27 by benc_1972
I ve just started playing around with the UT-3D inkset in my Epson 1290 and have made a few PS curves for EEM. In preparation for some QTR experiments I
Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting - Guess What!
2006-12-27 by Greg
... If someone has a large format reset tool, I hope they speak up. Then when a 3800 owner runs a color out, they could send it to the person with the reset
Canon iPF5000 printer
2006-12-27 by burnsidetom
Hi, Dose anyone have any experience using Canon s new iPF5000 printer? P When I try to print a photograph it is spooled to the printer but dose not print.
Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting - Guess What!
2006-12-27 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Sarah I m not so sure we need carts, what we need is a chip resetter. I may be wrong (again!) but the carts appear to be fairly simple and refillable. Even
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 2200 and heavier papers
2006-12-27 by djon43
I find my 2200s very reliable with 300gsm paper (Entrada...letter size or 13X19, same story), loaded from the back. Using 190gsm (again Entrada) a little push
Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting - Guess What!
2006-12-26 by sagaface
Is it natural to think that there WILL be carts for the 3800, as there has been for all the other models? I m sort of thrilled. Thanks to all engaging in this
RE: [Digital BW] JPEG workflow question
2006-12-26 by daniel@petraflux.com
I usually do extreme adjustments to my images, with multiple sets of masked curve adjustment layers. Starting with an 8bit file and adding all the adjustment
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 2200 and heavier papers
2006-12-26 by Clayton Jones
Hello Olaf, ... Are you aware that the paper exit tray extends and raises up to the paper level? Once the front flap is down, push in on it and then release
[Digital BW] Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting - Double Dots
2006-12-26 by Clayton Jones
Ernst, Roy, ... Re the double dots, my old 870 printed double dots in BO mode like that. Back to the 3800 PK scan, I looked at the dot pairs again and at
Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting - Guess What!
2006-12-26 by Clayton Jones
Hello Roy, ... Well...guess what? I just got back from Steve s house. He had switched his 3800 over to MK and I went over to do some tests. The Black
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting is not BO
2006-12-26 by Ernst Dinkla
... Smoother prints but no extra detail. At the Photokina I already got the impression that Epson went for a more analogue photo like print and I couldn t see
Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting is not BO
2006-12-26 by Roy Harrington
Hi Clayton, Thanks for your efforts. It s certainly an interesting set of scans. I do find it surprising that the 2200 and 3800 look so different. The dot
RE: [Digital BW] 4800/3800 "Black" setting & other
2006-12-26 by Paul Roark
Sorry, this was supposed to be off list. Paul www.PaulRoark.com _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
4800/3800 "Black" setting & other
2006-12-26 by Paul Roark
Hi Roy, Hope your holidays are going well. I have my older daughter (Elaine) home for a few days before she s off to Washington D.C. for a quarter. So, aside
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 2200 and heavier papers
2006-12-26 by olaf ringdahl
... slot? It is a less user-friendly method than the automatic feed mechanism but, as it is designed for thicker papers, it normally overcomes such problems. I
Re: [Digital BW] Help understanding density values?
2006-12-26 by CDTobie@aol.com
... There is no relationship between density values and CMYK color values. Densitometers don t read color, then just read log density. CMYK values are not
innova fibaprint white semi-matte
2006-12-26 by benong@bigpond.net.au
ooops yeah your right, I just checked the innova website and it s called fibaprint white semi-matte. That s what I meant. Thanks for the feedback though.
Re: Epson 2200 and heavier papers
2006-12-26 by steveh0607
... On the back of the 2200 is a lever you depress all the way to load heavier paper like HPR. After loading move the lever all the way up then down one click
RE: [Digital BW] Epson 2200 and heavier papers
2006-12-26 by jt
Scott, Are you feeding the heavier papers through the rear (horizontal) loading slot? It is a less user-friendly method than the automatic feed mechanism but,
Re: Epson 2200 and heavier papers
2006-12-26 by Clayton Jones
Hello Scott, ... I don t know what to suggest. I used a 2200 for two years and regularly ran heavier stock through it without problems. That said, the reason
Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting is not BO
2006-12-26 by Clayton Jones
Ok, here s a link to what I think will settle the issue re B3 vs BO on the 3800 http://www.cjcom.net/articles/digiprn11.htm I decided to make an article out of
Epson 2200 and heavier papers
2006-12-26 by Scott Holt
I ve been experimenting with various papers, trying to find alternatives to EEM. Two of the papers I have tried, Hahnemuhle PhotoRag 308gsm, and Inkpress Print
Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting is not BO
2006-12-26 by Clayton Jones
Hello Roy, ... Yes, after very close examination, including a 3200 dpi scan of the ramp, I m quite sure. I also scanned a real BO print of a ramp and am
blank ink for semi-gloss?
2006-12-26 by Alan Zinn
For now I m using only OEM inks on an Epson 2200 w/QTR. On Epson Premium Luster I get major bronzing. Spraying with Sureguard offers little improvment. Is
Re: [Digital BW] Ideal Density Values?
2006-12-25 by Steve Kale
Beware the wild goose chase. If I recall correctly, those ideal density values were just linear steps of L* converted into density figures. Linearity in a
Re: [Digital BW] Ideal Density Values?
2006-12-25 by edrudolpho
Thanks Howard.... :-) Ed
Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting is not BO
2006-12-25 by Roy Harrington
... Are you sure it s not just different dot sizes of K ink? I haven t seen prints but trying out the driver I got K-only output. Roy
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Lightroom Beta 4.1 - Where is the B&W Channel Mixer Conversion Tool?
2006-12-25 by Eric Neilsen
A B&W plug in that also has some promise is the Imagenomic B&W filter although they somewhat misname it as just a Grain Filter. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Lightroom Beta 4.1 - Where is the B&W Channel Mixer Conversion Tool?
2006-12-25 by Eric Neilsen
Bruce, I have been beta testing Lightroom from 3.? Through current. I started using it as I expanded my search for RAW conversion engines/programs. It does
Re: innova fibagloss pearl???
2006-12-25 by David Keenan
... I love the Innova F gloss paper. There is a sheen to the surface but I really wouldn t even describe it as glossy. I have two shows up right now printed
Re: [Digital BW] innova fibagloss pearl???
2006-12-25 by atodzia@cox.net
I have a few sample sheets of the satin, now being sold as semi-matte. I haven t seen a pearl version so I am not sure if it is the same, or a new paper. I
RE: [Digital BW] Ideal Density Values?
2006-12-25 by Paul Roark
What is an ideal density ramp? Shouldn t matching the monitor be a primary goal? Are these ideal densities used by any standard working space? In the
[Digital BW] Re: Lightroom Beta 4.1 - Where is the B&W Channel Mixer Conversion Tool?
2006-12-25 by steveh0607
... I ve played around with both Lightroom 4.1 and PS3 Beta and from what I can see so far the new Camera Raw 4.0 in PS3 has the same development module as
Re: [Digital BW] Ideal Density Values?
2006-12-25 by Howard Shaw
... There s a file called CurveEvalV2.xls in the QTR group files section which has them from dmax of 1.30 to 2.60:
innova fibagloss pearl???
2006-12-25 by benong@bigpond.net.au
Hello. Merry x-mas! Has anybody tried the new innova fibagloss with the pearl surface yet, using K3 inks??? Just wondering. The gloss version is awesome, very
Pacem In Terris
2006-12-25 by Karissa
For those celebrating, Merry Christmas and for everyone hopes for a new year filled with happiness, health, prosperity and peace. Get some great pictures and
[Digital BW] Re: Lightroom Beta 4.1 - Where is the B&W Channel Mixer Conversion Tool?
2006-12-25 by btvarner
... Gary, I have only been fooling with Lightroom for a few hours however already I feel it will be a help in my work flow. I currently convert my images to
thanks (again), Clayton!
2006-12-25 by sagaface
You continue to help most considerably, and considerately, Clayton. I will be saving this post in my printing info folder. It s funny...I take so long to
Ideal Density Values?
2006-12-25 by edrudolpho
There is a file in the QTR download called Ideal Density. It plots ideal density against dmax. But the dmax range given is relatively low, what you d get
Re: Novice ABW Question
2006-12-25 by Clayton Jones
Ryan, OOPS! sorry, I meant article #9. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
[Digital BW] Re: 4800/3800 "Black" setting is not BO - thanks, Clayton!
2006-12-25 by Clayton Jones
Hi Sarah, ... Understood. ... BO as you know gets its tonal gradation by changing the amount of space between the dots. Look with a loupe at a BO ramp and you
B3 (vs. BO) printing
2006-12-25 by David Keenan
I am honored that my suggestion of the B3 terminology for K/LK/LLK ink printing (vs. BO) has met with general acceptance. It feels great to play a small part
Re: Novice ABW Question
2006-12-25 by Ryan
Thanks Clayton!