Re: Problems with Black Only printing
2006-12-06 by Rem Roberti
... to have ... looking ... Epson or ... I just started to notice banding on my 1280 also. Faint, but definitely noticeable in the smooth areas of the print.
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2006-12-06 by Rem Roberti
... to have ... looking ... Epson or ... I just started to notice banding on my 1280 also. Faint, but definitely noticeable in the smooth areas of the print.
2006-12-06 by Richard Smallfield
... No backing, acrylic paint ... But! The same thing happens if they are just sitting on my desk which is plain wood. Rich -- http://smallfield.vze.com
2006-12-06 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Its a bit easier to print from, if you use Photoshop. And its particular bugs and issues are different, but I don t see significantly different results,
2006-12-06 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Sure, I have the machine right here... I don t see any significant differences between its built-in B&W and Epson s (on which I suspect it was modeled). In
2006-12-06 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Richard; Your experience is closer to mine were EEM is concerned, but I have a question-did you pin the prints directly to the wall with no backing or
2006-12-06 by Richard Smallfield
... I live in New Zealand where there is a higher than usual amount of UV light. My bedroom gets no direct sunlight and I ve been putting up proofs on the wall
2006-12-06 by Richard Smallfield
Hello, I had an interesting experience today when I took some BW Ultrachrome K2 photos to show a friend who works under fluorescent lighting. Some BW shots
2006-12-06 by mehrdad
are the current profiles for the epson r800 and qtr with the photo or matte ink. i can not tell. ... regards, mehrdad
2006-12-06 by l33ry
Correction, it *will* open in London this week, officially on Dec. 8. Thus the buzz. And to set the record straight, the show, titled Bound for Glory ,
2006-12-06 by Tom Baker
Why would the 16 bit driver make a difference? Tom Baker scott_now_coming wrote: I also continue to be impressed with the Canon s
2006-12-06 by scott_now_coming
I also continue to be impressed with the Canon s monochrome printing. Dead neutral, and lovely tonalities. I see no need for a dedicated monochrome printer
2006-12-06 by l33ry
I believe you re right, but this week the show opened in London. - Bob L
2006-12-06 by Mark Savoia
Wasn t this released in the spring of this year. I remember looking at this stuff this summer.
2006-12-06 by l33ry
Via Mike Johnston s blog, and as if timed to illustrate this board s Greyscale vs Color thread, The Photographers Gallery in London just opened an exhibit
2006-12-05 by Eric Neilsen
Jim, I have used Brillianize since back in 1984?? +/- a couple years. It is to me, an absolute must with plexi. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street
2006-12-05 by neilsphoto
... while and still print. ... problem finding several ... properties than a straight ... Steve Thanks for the reply. I understand the OE UC inks may have a
2006-12-05 by robert49brake
... The ... is a way ... Paul, you might want to give Meguiers #18 Clear Plastic Detailer a try. Usually available from commercial plastic suppliers and used
2006-12-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Kip, Thanks for the good report. It really speaks well for the MIS inks. I have an Eboni BO print in a similar wondowsill test and is 3+ years now with
2006-12-05 by will gibson
Paul, I don t have much experience with acrylic, but using an Ilford anti static cloth has worked marvelously for me for years when framing with glass. It s
2006-12-05 by Michael E. Gordon
Paul: I use GE s Cleaner for Lexan (it doesn t really have a product name) and I get it at Home Depot along with GE Micro-Fiber cloths. The cleaner is
2006-12-05 by Stephen Castello
On Mon, 4 Dec 2006 21:31:57 -0800 (PST), Tom Baker had a flock of green cheek conures squawk ... The MSDS on the site doesn t list
2006-12-05 by Kip Babington
When I switched to MIS EZ inks for my black and white printing, in the summer of 2004, I decided to do a little test of fade resistance comparing my new ink
2006-12-05 by Rick Colson
... Please excuse me if this has been covered before but the whole issue of alignment is a pain. In my experience with 2200s, 1270s, and 7500s the alignment
2006-12-05 by Rick Colson
Clayton - Years ago I produced an ad for AGFA s product line, Rodinal, Portriga, Brovira, etc., featuring an image in black and white of a grungy looking
2006-12-05 by gp295
... wrote: ... a few things that don t make any sense at all. This post is just to correct something i said yesterday. The top left-hand circle
2006-12-05 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi All, Sorry, but I thought some of you might be interested in this, even though it is not about the print. DIMi is running an infrared photography
2006-12-05 by Ernst Dinkla
... Pick-up rollers and right after that anti-static brushes is what I use to clean polycarbonate sheets just before silkscreen printing. Expensive though.
2006-12-05 by jim kitchen
Dear Tom, To answer your question, I do not know. I do not use it as a cleaning agent on acrylic that will cover an finished image. I do know this agent can be
2006-12-05 by Tom Baker
What will it do if you put the cleaned side in with the print? Do you know what is in it? Tom Baker jim kitchen wrote: Dear Paul, I
2006-12-05 by jim kitchen
Dear Paul, I use this exclusively, and it is so good, the dust falls off... Be careful when you spray this material onto acrylic,
2006-12-05 by Jeff Randall
Great job Preston--Thanks! The circular gradient really shows up the problems. I too find Keith Cooper s image a very useful tool. I d also like to
2006-12-05 by David Keenan
... Paul -- Funny you ask that tonight. Actually the flaking is pretty bad. I never really noticed before but while sharing some 5x7 proof prints tonight with
2006-12-05 by Paul Roark
As best I can tell, it does not have the curves that we need for control of the inksets I ve been involved with. It also does not have the color balance
2006-12-05 by Paul Roark
Do any of the anti-static brushes or sprays work well with acrylic? The static build-up on acrylic glazing is a real nuisance, and if there is a way to get
2006-12-05 by michael3442
I ve found a little more information about PSE 5.0. Sue Chastain of About.com has put together a walkthrough with info. about color curves, black & white
2006-12-05 by l33ry
I m sure Epson lost money on this series, but if ink sales was the problem, Epson has only itself to blame. A combination of aggressive promotions, ebay, and
2006-12-05 by George Hartzell
I have a single unit of each of black (T0431) magenta (T0443) yellow (T0444) cartridges that I ll happily send to anyone who ll paypal me a bit for shipping.
2006-12-05 by gp295
Hi. This post is to let people know that a new file has been uploaded to the Image Processing folder in the Files area of this site. The file
2006-12-04 by Paul Roark
I used to load EEM into the front sheet feeder of my old 3000. Keep in mind that I cut pieces of EEM from a roll. So part of what I was fighting was the curl
2006-12-04 by Eric Neilsen Photo
I have not put ANY photo black in my 4800 yet. I would however, expect to redo my ABW settings for my prints based upon a different ink. AS in PK would not be
2006-12-04 by Steve Kale
Sounds about right. As you would expect, Epson have optimised their ink for their own papers. From: Igor Wesdorp Reply-To:
2006-12-04 by photobinder
I m not Paul Roark (by a long shot...) but here s a trick which helps in my studio. During dry winter months, some heavier papers curl when a dark image (high
2006-12-04 by James Pelton
Paul Roark wrote, a few months back, about a technique for getting EEM through a box, that he has used slightly dampened EEM in the front tray . ?! I can see
2006-12-04 by Paul Roark
Dave, ... Have you found the flaking problem has been eliminated with current papers? Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-12-04 by Tyler Boley
... yup, though the mentioned VFA reports higher with the K3s ... nope, there are a thousand ways that print could have been made on that setup, sounds like a
2006-12-04 by Igor Wesdorp
Ha Ernst, ... inks for one print ? Well, he wasn t too eager. I had to wait a week untill he was ready with his Photo black-jobs. I don t know the details of
2006-12-04 by Igor Wesdorp
Enlighten me: what is VFA? ... for the Photo black, and not so well for MK. Can that be? When you switch from Photo Black to Matte Black,does this only involve
2006-12-04 by tim4peace2001
Hello. I use HP Photo Plus paper with my HP 9800. Does anyone dry mount this paper? Thank you. Francis
2006-12-04 by Ernst Dinkla
Igor, Which company in the Netherlands could you persuade to change black inks for one print ? Did they use 1440 unidirectional. Use QTR to get the highest
2006-12-04 by Eric Neilsen
I would be more concerned by the bump than by the loss of dmax, but I would suspect that it could be that they have their system tuned for the Photo black, and