RE: [Digital BW] Re: Conservation glass
2006-11-28 by Paul Roark
... They don t seem to like to ship the product. I d guess breakage is also an issue. M & M has referred me to other distributors due to my being out of
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2006-11-28 by Paul Roark
... They don t seem to like to ship the product. I d guess breakage is also an issue. M & M has referred me to other distributors due to my being out of
2006-11-28 by bruce cohen
I just ordered the individual cartridges of the split toned k7 inks for my epson 2200. Other than the website for the correct icc s, is there anything I
2006-11-28 by Mark Savoia
LIFE photographer Bill Eppridge will be speaking at Western Connecticut State University in Danbury, CT USA on December 5th at 12 noon about his photo works of
2006-11-28 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Portland Glass won t order this stuff for you? They don t have to actually know what it is; just order it. C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager
2006-11-28 by Arthur Fink
... Actually I ve an office in Portland largely so that I don t have to deal with glass, board, portfolios, etc. going back and forth on the ferry! But I ve
2006-11-28 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Local sources in Maine tend to mean Boston. Definately not on Peaks Island, but a quick ferry ride gets you to Portland; if its going to be found in
2006-11-28 by bradspix
You can purchase Tru Vue glass by the box through an art supply distributor. Needs to be local as a box of 16x20 weighs around 50 pounds - too expensive (IMO)
2006-11-28 by Carl Schofield
I did a series of canvas (BC chromata) prints awhile ago using 13x19 inch sheets printed with MIS K4 inks in my 2400 and 4000. I just mounted the canvas
2006-11-28 by bradspix
Musuem Glass was not mentioned. She was talking about UV-blocking glass. Which Conservation Clear is. No individual I know sells regular prints framed in the
2006-11-28 by Arthur Fink
... Where do you buy it ... especially where by the box? And have you ever tried the conservation plexi? A r t h u r F i n k P h o t o g r a p h y ...
2006-11-28 by Greg
... questions. Some people print on canvas then stretch it. Others do not. What are the advantages and disadvantages of doing either? If you don t stretch it
2006-11-28 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The 2400 is really a sheet printer, and pretty small for stretched canvas, since a canvas is typically at least three inches larger than the image size in
2006-11-28 by Sam McCandless
... [snip] Me either, Greg, and thanks for this report, which I ll try to check out, but I believe these printers are the first on which Epson has reported on
2006-11-28 by Tom Baker
Conservation Clear is not the museum glass. Different stuff. Tom Baker bradspix wrote: If you buy conservation glass by the box the
2006-11-28 by Charlotte
Interesting topic which I know very little about. I have some questions. Some people print on canvas then stretch it. Others do not. What are the advantages
2006-11-28 by bradspix
If you buy conservation glass by the box the price isn t so bad. For example, a box of 16x20 Tru Vue Conservation Clear costs around $75. For 23 sheets, that s
2006-11-28 by David Whistance
Hello Francis A quick and easy solution would be the UT-R2 Neutral inks. I have used them with that printer and they work very well indeed. Regards David
2006-11-28 by Paul Roark
... That s a bit disturbing. I doubt the paper is the main culprit. I d guess the café has lots of windows that let in sunlight. The UV simply wiped out
2006-11-28 by Greg
A few people are saying that the Claria printers use ink much faster than the previous R series printers. Something you might want to consider checking out
2006-11-28 by Paul Roark
... The first inkset to take a look at is the UT-R2, described here: http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/R220_R2_Readme.pdf It is essentially a monotone approach
2006-11-28 by Mark Savoia
It s good for anything that will not be around very long, signage, xmas cards, bird cage liner, etc. ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-11-28 by David Keenan
I appreciate all the comments so far. Hopefully more of you will offer your opinions and experiences of matte vs. glossy. I want to add that the Innova F that
2006-11-28 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I don t find inkjet print on canvas to be as durable as most oil paintings; but durable enough for display. Some people spray with a matte fixative, but
2006-11-28 by John Moody
Does it happen if you add several pixels of white border to your image? Best regards, John Moody ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-11-28 by David Logan-Morrow
After finally settling on acceptable settings, most of which I have made in ABW the only problem that still occurs with the MIS EZW-4Y in the Yellow slot is a
2006-11-28 by Richard Smallfield
... Thanks ... I don t use it any more. I just got a roll of Entrada Bright. I m trying to think what I can do with 100ft of EEM though. What a waste of money.
2006-11-28 by Florent Thouret
Hi, again :) Permajet, with its similar paper, gives more informations : with R1800, we have to choose Premium Photo, and let glossy on, in printer driver. I m
2006-11-28 by Mark Savoia
It s the paper. Think about using anything else. Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-11-28 by john eckenrode
Hey Richard I am sure conservation glass helps, but in your case I bet it was the paper choice. Epson Matte Heavyweight is not meant for pigment ink, also it
2006-11-28 by tim4peace2001
Hello. I am going to purchase an Epson R220 printer this week to print B&W. I want to purchase MIS Inks for this purpose. I have looked at Paul Roark s great
2006-11-28 by Ernst Dinkla
... It is good. The Hahnemuhle Artist Matt canvas has a slightly better image but the HP is much cheaper. We had some problems with HP batches that cracked
2006-11-28 by Sam McCandless
... Not at all, Bob. ... Yes, but I thought the handful they singled out probably the best they thought they had for the new Claria ink. ... Maybe I should
2006-11-28 by Richard Smallfield
Hello, I wondered how many of us always frame pigment prints with conservation glass. To keep prices down I use plain glass, but wonder if I should be using uv
2006-11-28 by Sam McCandless
... Thanks for saving me from trying those, Steve. ... That sounds more like it, if not a strong case for adding an R260 to my 200. ... It looks like maybe it
2006-11-28 by Joost Horsten
... instead of ... glass... in ... I had the same question and I still don t understand. I would expect a matte coating would be needed. The canvas itself isof
2006-11-28 by scott_now_coming
Steve, Everyone has an opinion. I guess it all depends on what canvas you re using and what subjects you re printing. The portraits I print on canvas look
2006-11-28 by CDTobie@aol.com
In a message dated 11/27/06 9:09:59 PM, leonard.metcalf@tafensw.edu.au ... When someone offers me $3500 US for a stretched, unframed canvas, I tend to not care
2006-11-28 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Two textures (fine and... canvas), two types of prints (full color and B&W). All stretched, with black matte tape on the edges. Thats it. They cost about
2006-11-28 by Paul Roark
David, ... Were they just stretched and frame-less, or was there something else to the presentation/display? Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-11-28 by lenmetcalf
Here in Australia, canvas prints seem to sell well, as they are the current vogue with purchasers. Though I am not sure if they are the fine art collectors
2006-11-28 by Clayton Jones
... Today I received two sample prints from HP, and one is on their Artist Matte Canvas . It is gorgeous and I find the texture not objectionable at all. I
2006-11-28 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Sadly, I do. Kind of dates us to that Stranger in a Strange Land generation, doesn t it? C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision
2006-11-28 by Clayton Jones
Hello Arthur, ... It s not irrational at all. You just like it better, as do many others. They have an elegant look and often remind me of platinum prints,
2006-11-28 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Yes, that was one of my issues too; which is why I have been working with canvas in two textures. The finer one is great for smaller images where typical
2006-11-28 by Clayton Jones
CDavid, ... I have built two small boats in my lifetime and have a real appreciation for the art and craft of it. So I had an immediate grok to your analogy
2006-11-28 by salongo lee
Hello, Why print on matt papers? Well for me it s part personel preference and my collectors like the look of my work on water color paper. Also I can charge
2006-11-28 by Jamie Creed
CDTobie@... wrote: The R800/R1800 with OEM ink colors are optimized for color, not for B&W; those extra primaries don t do anything for grayscale (actually,
2006-11-28 by Paul Roark
... I ve always disliked the canvas texture. To me, it s as annoying as the glass reflections. So, I m interested in trying this version of the product:
2006-11-28 by Florent Thouret
... I ve just try as you suggest, with Premium Photo and Luster Premium, and with/without gloss... I m a bit confused : I can t see any difference between
2006-11-27 by Steve Kale
And they all look so much like framed wallpaper. Sorry but for me, canvas is for painting on (or making retro tents). From: scott_now_coming