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2006-11-30 by K2 Chittin
Florent Premium Glossy has worked fine for our customers and the profiles we ve made for them. I know others who use Premium Semigloss instead. I hope I m not
2006-11-30 by Paul Roark
... How large you want to print is one of the first issues. At the 8x10 size, there are excellent and very cheap alternatives for the Epson C88 and R220. See
2006-11-30 by frankg_photo
thanks, i ll try them
2006-11-30 by Clayton Jones
Hello Tad, Welcome to the forum. ... One of the simplest approaches with full tone control is using the Epson R2400 with its K3 inks in ABW mode (Advanced
2006-11-30 by mbutler355
... Hi Tad and welcome. With the r800, I think you d want to investigate the piezography system of black and white printing (piezography.com). On premium
2006-11-30 by Tad Doxsee
Hello, This is my first post here. Sorry if I m going over old ground. I ve read many of the posts here but I m afraid most of them are over my head. (I
2006-11-30 by lou4photo
Hello Frank: Check out Digital Art Supply in Southern California here: http://www.digitalartsupplies.com/jappapcoatfo.html They have a nice selection of 15 or
2006-11-30 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello Frank, There are Japanese gampi papers that are coated. Contace Hiromi paper in Santa Monica cal. I print on this stuff and its beautiful. Hope this
2006-11-30 by frankg_photo
i want to experiment with some new looks and wondered if there are any papers that look hand-made, sometimes called Japanese paper, that are coated for
2006-11-30 by frankg_photo
i want to experiment with some new looks and wondered if there are any papers that look hand-made, sometimes called Japanese paper, that are coated for
2006-11-30 by Harkey Edwards
Gary, I would agree with Jim - why limit your market to serious collectors only? Harkey ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-11-30 by Greg
... of low ... difference ... indistinguishable) gray patches ... Thanks, I wasn t thinking of it correctly. I was thinking that you had probably used the
2006-11-29 by Richard Wise
I own a DJ130 and can confirm that it is NOT a printer for black and white. (Color on the other hand. ) -Richard _____ From:
2006-11-29 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Results would certainly differ. But as I noted the new Entrada prints warm, not cool. The older version would actually do better at offering neutrals with
2006-11-29 by David Whistance
Hello Claudio I have both smaller Epson (R220, R800, 2100) and HP Designjet 130 printers. I think that the Epsons are much better for B&W as the newer models
2006-11-29 by CDTobie@aol.com
... 225 patch. More patches could detail things further, but the range of low gamut inks is so limited, that its not typically necessary. The difference
2006-11-29 by CDTobie@aol.com
... This isn t even a contest! The DJ90 is NOT a black and white capable printer... C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit
2006-11-29 by gerdmuller535
... those ... couldn t be ... the UT3D ... support ... thing for ... the final ... reduced this ... best ... bit more range in ... curves ... colors!) to
2006-11-29 by Daniel Staver
Couple of questions: I rembember Entrada printed significantly cooler and greener than other papers with the UT7 inks. Does it still do that? I m wondering if
2006-11-29 by Greg
What size target was used?
2006-11-29 by Greg
... relocating from California to Colorado last week. Wow. ... unpacking and want to add this to the mix. I m going to do a series of canvas on my 2200 and I m
2006-11-29 by Claudio Valerio
According to you, what s better: Epson 4800 or HP Designjet 90 equipped with Vivera inks? Regards, Claudio
2006-11-29 by scott_now_coming
Luminious Landscape has a nice video interview with pson rep concerning the new 3800. The discuss Epson technology vs. Canon and HP, clogging issues with all
2006-11-29 by John Moody
Yeah, and when a client mounts it in an area without controlled lighting, or the lighting is not turned on, it still looks damn fine! The cost of this stuff is
2006-11-29 by Paul Roark
CDTobie@aol.com wrote: ... ... But poorly, it sounds like. What UT7 and UT2 get one over UT-3D is sepia. Sepia ink, however, has significant amounts of yellow
2006-11-29 by jim kitchen
Dear Gary, The gallery, requesting the Museum Glass, is unfortunately, very steadfast about this quality level of glass, when it comes to selling fine art
2006-11-29 by Tom Baker
One would expect less color in a QTR print than from the Epson driver. Remember, however, that the user controls all of the inks, so one could put more
2006-11-29 by CDTobie@aol.com
I ve just tested PrintFIX PRO 2.0 for profiling the MIS UT7 inks. For those who have expressed interest in this combination, here are my observations: First,
2006-11-29 by Eric Neilsen
Gary, There are certainly times when the frame is as you say, just packaging. There are however, some that consider the framing an extension of the piece and
2006-11-29 by Jim Doyle
I would use Premium Luster.. Jim Doyle Shades Of Paper 600 Deer Rd Unit 4 Cherry Hill NJ 08034 856-795-7780 www.shadesofpaper.com _____ From:
2006-11-29 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Hi! FYI http://www.amien.org/ Manuel
2006-11-29 by Gary Brown
Jim I hope that for your sake the selling of your images is not dependent upon whether or not you use Tru Vue Museum glass. Any serious collector that I know,
2006-11-29 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, is it true to say that an ultrachrome qtr print will have less of a colour shift with uv exposure than a print done with the epson driver, due to less
2006-11-29 by bradspix
... Some info: http://www.viratec.com/downloads/museum_glass22.pdf Best - Brad Prison pix: http://www.citysnaps.net/AlcaBook/Alcatraz
2006-11-29 by salongo lee
Hello, I m watching my first snow fall in 30 years and my first since relocating from California to Colorado last week. Wow. Any way I ve been watching this
2006-11-29 by Greg
... Way off topic, is it really sputter coated or is it a sol-gel type of application?
2006-11-29 by Sam McCandless
... I think you re right about all of that, Bob. ... Thanks again, Bob, and please sound off if you think you see me going astray. -- Sam
2006-11-29 by lou4photo
I thought I would share what I think is a good deal to those who may be in the market for one of these printers. I was searching for a second one and was
2006-11-29 by bradspix
Different strokes, apparently. Galleries I know do the framing/glazing for shows and consignments, not the artist. With co-op galleries (where the aritst is
2006-11-29 by jim kitchen
Dear Tom, No upgrade, just Museum glass, or it does not go into the gallery... jim k ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-11-29 by Tom Baker
Just out of curiosity, but if they consider Museum glass to be the minimum, what would be considered an upgrade. Museum glass is the best that one can get, as
2006-11-29 by Jamie Creed
Paul, I ve had a slight rethink with regards to my choice of inks for the R220 that I hope to be setting up this weekend with UT-3D, i d really appreciate your
2006-11-29 by jim kitchen
Dear Brad, I may be alone with this issue, but the galleries I work with, ask that my black and white carbon images be framed with Tru Vue Museum glass, and
2006-11-29 by Tom Baker
Yep. Not many folks want to spend the money. I ve only seen on print in a gallery framed with Museum glass. It s sure is nice, though. Whatever is behind
2006-11-29 by Tom Baker
Just one clarification. Some, if not many, on this list are not so much interested in the longevity for fine art as they are for family photos. Family
2006-11-28 by Clayton Jones
Hello Francis, ... It s possible to combine the warm and cool versions of R2 and get a variable tone ink set. Details for how to do this can be found in
2006-11-28 by l33ry
Of course you re right, Sam. I agree that they are, ultimately, merely steering customers to those of their papers that are best suited. But Epson s language
2006-11-28 by Steve Gledhill
I know some of us are (rightly) obsessed with the longevity of our prints. Here s and article entitled A Load of Rot from last week s Sunday Telegraph in
2006-11-28 by bradspix
Here s a 3 page Tru Vue brochure listing their glass products and properties if any one is interested: http://www.tru-vue.com/container/Glass%20charts.pdf Brad
2006-11-28 by David Keenan
... What settings? What paper(s)? Dave. -- My Photography: http://www.david-keenan.com My Blog: http://www.david-keenan.com/euroblog [Non-text portions of this