Re: Dmax of K3 that low?
2006-12-04 by Clayton Jones
Hello Igor, ... Re dmax, I remember when K3 first came out there were several observations that it s dmax on HPR was slightly less than Eboni, but on VFA it
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2006-12-04 by Clayton Jones
Hello Igor, ... Re dmax, I remember when K3 first came out there were several observations that it s dmax on HPR was slightly less than Eboni, but on VFA it
2006-12-04 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bob, ... Yes it s really interesting. What a great forum. ... It was sort of an accident. If MIS hadn t sent me mislabeled carts I probably wouldn t
2006-12-04 by Clayton Jones
Hello Ben, ... Not sure what you ve been reading, but you might try the simple workflow outlined in article #9 at the link below. It produces excellent
2006-12-04 by Mark Savoia
It could be they just printed it badly. Mark
2006-12-04 by Clayton Jones
Hello Yaakov, ... This happened to me on my 2200. I found that a head alignment fixed it, but not in the normal way. Choosing the best line pair didn t help,
2006-12-04 by David Keenan
... ABW can make beautiful prints. It couldn t be more easy. From all of the forum interchanges, one can conclude that the other methods are impressive and
2006-12-04 by Igor Wesdorp
Hello. I use to make prints with UT-FS on Photo Rag. However, lately I needed a large format print that I could not do myself at home, so I had it printed by
2006-12-04 by Clayton Jones
... Some years ago during an exhibition of my BW prints I received the following two comments: An elderly gentleman paying me his highest compliment: I never
2006-12-04 by steveh0607
... I print on the 2200 using Cone NK7 inks. They can sit for quite a while and still print. These inks have never clogged my printer. QTR supplies many
2006-12-04 by Ernst Dinkla
Steve, Picking up an old thread for some questions: I m seriously interested in the HP Z3100 and would like to use your B&W workflow with that machine. If
2006-12-04 by Ben Rosengart
Hi folks, After my 1280 with UT2 became permanently jammed, I laid off printing for a while. But now I ve taken the plunge and purchased an R2400. I m happy
2006-12-04 by Greg
... vendors to ... measure ... to try ... probably ... on to the ... If it uses the two or three chamber design like in the previous carts, a resistive level
2006-12-04 by Paul Roark
Greg, ... There are a couple more contacts on the chip, and wires that go into the cart. It looks like they are measuring resistance to get a better measure
2006-12-04 by Greg
... Third party inks are a billion dollar a year industry, it s just a matter of time.
2006-12-04 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi; I just tried the Grayscale printing on mine, and sure enough it is not BO. The carts are different- they are different a shape and have two more contacts
2006-12-04 by Greg
... Is there something significantly different about them?
2006-12-04 by l33ry
Tom Baker s last post got me looking around. I m not sure if this is temporary or if this is it, but stocks of new R220 and R320 seem to have dried up, at
2006-12-04 by allan chen
okay. more info. This is happening with both qtr and qimage, but not if I send a document to the printer, like a word doc or something. I m seeing the job as
2006-12-04 by Tom Baker
MIS is not showing any carts for the 260. Without those we don t have anything to put the b&w inks in we re stuck. My 220 just quit, under warranty. The
2006-12-04 by l33ry
But then, why not? I imagine sitting in a dark cave watching monochrome shadows dancing on a wall is also, as you say, baked in our genes . ;) - Bob L
2006-12-04 by Greg
... sensor ... Shouldn t be much work to be done, Jenoptik and Megavision (to name two) have had this for years with the micro scanning backs that shift the
2006-12-03 by l33ry
Hi, Clayton, Thanks, but it s an inspiring and provocative thread, don t you think? Just throwing in my .02. Been meaning to thank you for your R220 vari-tone
2006-12-03 by Paul Roark
The 260 carts are going to be a challenge for the third party vendors to clone. So far, I don t think there are any. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-12-03 by allan chen
all, I m using a 1280, ut2, originally with qtr 2.4.1 then upgraded to 2.4.3.10 then to 2.4.3.15. Worked fine the last time I printed (on 2.4.1) about a month
2006-12-03 by cjpaschke
I ve seen some posts on the R260, but I haven t seen any B&W ink sets available for this yet. The R260 seems to have better color prints and is the same price
2006-12-03 by stasunas
HELP!! I must be getting old but I can t preview the changes I make to a custom dot gain curve. I start with a 21 step grayscale and apply one on Paul s
2006-12-03 by yaakovsinclair
I ve been using Black Only on my 2100 for a couple of years with good results. Now I seem to be getting very faint lines in the direction that the print head
2006-12-03 by Bob Frost
David, Amazing how Spiders can creep into everything - even dreams! Mind you, I m not sure the strange things you mention (do you use spellcheck?) qualify as
2006-12-03 by Bob Frost
Ernst, From what I have read, our predecessors had only black and white vision and rods in their eyes. At some time in our evolutionary history, cones
2006-12-03 by Frank Kolwicz
Thanks, Paul and Roy, but it didn t work. Originally I created the profile, opened Windows Explorer and dragged it to the
2006-12-03 by john dean
Well said. The films of these guys are more real if you want to use a 10 cent word that has no real value in the real artworld. There is nothing missing
2006-12-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... We know what we work with, and what I work with is what I m developing, so thats where my current thinking is centered, etc... ... Well, perhaps someday
2006-12-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... In competitive architectural presentations, color was more or less mandatory on the West Coast of the US years earlier than it was on the East Coast. You
2006-12-03 by lou4photo
Hello John: I don t get the sense from Mr. Tobie s input that he is giving a sales pitch as much as sharing information about a workflow that his products help
2006-12-03 by Steve Gledhill
Not to sure how close this is to the primary purpose of this Group, nor quite what point I m making - but for me this was fascinating ... Ernst s comment
2006-12-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... In the dark yes, in the daylight, no... and I even dream at night in color, though that doesn t prove much, we have a webmaster than sometimes dreams in
2006-12-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... We have two entire image processing systems: Red, Green, and Blue sensitive cones for color, and monochrome rods for B&W. Being unfiltered the rods are
2006-12-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... A fairer test is to do it the other way: convert a grayscale image to RGB, print both, and the results (bia my workflows at least) are identical. The RGB
2006-12-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Yes, I used to use a color image of cows in a pasture under lilacs as a sample image for students to convert to B&W. The B&W Holstein cows converted nicely
2006-12-03 by Ernst Dinkla
There s a much longer history of (artistic) monochrome representation of the world around us than the one with multi colors. Say 40.000 years against 4000
2006-12-03 by Paul Roark
At the bottom of the htm file below, you ll find how to put the ICC in the correct folder: http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/Making_B-W_ICCs.htm Paul
2006-12-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bob L, ... Very thoughtful and interesting post. Thanks very much. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at
2006-12-03 by Roy Harrington
... That sounds like the Windows right-click installer. Windows doesn t seem to recognize the grayscale ICC profile. So you ll have to manually place it in
2006-12-03 by l33ry
... With all due respect, I think these statements are simply not true, at least from a physiological standpoint. Although it s likely I m misunderstanding
2006-12-03 by Mike Johnston
I think when it is very dark we only see in grays. So possibly we do have some processing in our brains for B&W. Mike J. ... From:
2006-12-03 by njfranknj
I went through the process and ended up with an invalid profile when I tried to send a .tiff image to my 1160. The steps in the Lab template that I created
2006-12-03 by Claude
Very interesting thoughts from both gentlemen. I always thought of B&W as inherently abstract, to the human eye, since we do not see in shades of gray.
2006-12-03 by Claude
I ve noticed that when I convert from RGB (24 bit) to Grayscale (8-bit) in Photoshop CS2 that the histogram shifts to the left, yet the monitor image stays the
2006-12-02 by Diane Fields
Gary, they are shipping in the US. Jack Flesher on the LL forum has had one for several days, others on the dpreview forum--but most of those are in Europe.
2006-12-02 by mehrdad
i got one on thursday via inkjetart ... -- ... regards, mehrdad [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]