RE: [Digital BW] Re: Suggested Monochrome Inkset for Epson 2200?
2006-11-14 by Paul Roark
Joost, ... Short answer: The 3D inkset is fine, and I use it. But my large format tone instability, the advantages of standard inks, QC issues, and what I
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Steve Kale
Roy covered the bases far more eloquently than I could have. From: Steven Karafyllakis Reply-To:
Re: 8- vs 16-bit depth (was [Digital BW] Re: the times ... )
2006-11-14 by jonathan wills
Recently, Dan has specifically mentioned the advantages of using 16-bit when using Photoshop s Shadow/Highlight commands. In my work I prepare lots of color
How To Get Absolute Newtral With Epson R2400
2006-11-14 by eddiegnz1
I did a previous post where I learned that what I should have asked is how does one go about getting an awesome B&W print that is 100% neutral by all measures
Re: Epson R2400 Guaranteed No Color Cast
2006-11-14 by Tyler Boley
David, there s only one applicable. There is a clear link on the K7 starter page to download QTR. This stuff has become quite simple over the years! Tyler ...
RE: [Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Paul Roark
... I ve been comparing the 2200 output with LLK being the lightest ink v. when I put in what I m calling LLLK -- a 1:2 dilution of LLK. I also compared a
RE: [Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Eric Neilsen
One print, on one system is hardly conclusive. I ran test with the ProB&W 24 software, with a 7000 and Cones WT Peizo inks. I could certainly see a difference
Re: [Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Been there, done that, posted about it in this same thread. Results were... exactly as I expected. C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson R2400 Guaranteed No Color Cast
2006-11-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... You also need to know how you are going to drive this before you buy the inks! C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson 2400
2006-11-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... does have some materials about using CreateICC with PrintFIX Pro for linearization, and related stuff... C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager
RE: [Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Eric Neilsen
Ok, here is my 2 cents. Much of the discussion has been about the inks, bit depth, 6,7,8,12 ink slots, etc. Some have brought up the idea, of all things,
Re: [Digital BW] Epson R2400 Guaranteed No Color Cast
2006-11-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... These printers won t print without all the carts in place. And they won t print well by fooling them into not using certain colors (many inkjets, fooled
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson 2400
2006-11-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... For QTR, or for other products? If its for QTR, there are specific QTR lin, and CreateICC export formats in PFP2, so you should definately be working with
Fwd: [Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Certainly a visible diuthering improvement (not under magnification, but at viewing distances), as is true of the CanoniPFs and the HP Z3100s as well. So
Re: [Digital BW] JetPro Matte
2006-11-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... That description would fit a lot of papers, both excellent, and outdated, so is not a guarantee of current top notch media. I had reason to open a package
[Digital BW] Re: Suggested Monochrome Inkset for Epson 2200?
2006-11-14 by horstenj
... Paul, I must confess I m a bit puzzled by your suggestion of this inkset for the 2200. I just (2 weeks) started to work with the UT-3D set on my 2100. I
Epson R2400 vs Epson 9800
2006-11-14 by eddiegnz1
Q1) should I purchase the R2400 or find a reliable online provider of Epson 9800 prints such as www.westcoastimaging.com or one of the others? Q2) If I find a
Martson/Hill Walker Evans prints -- technology details?
2006-11-14 by David Wroblewski
Hi all, I saw the UBS display of Walker Evans images by Martson/Hill this weekend. I was very impressed. Yeah, I caught the microbanding previously mentioned
Re: [Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Ernst Dinkla
... The Canons send 10 or 12 bit to the printer. On 11 ink channels. So not 2x but at most 1.5x 8 bit at the end of the process. You will need a very good
Re: Epson R2400 Guaranteed No Color Cast
2006-11-14 by Mark Stracke
... The Neutral K7 set was originally made for the 2200, which only has 7 positions. It has a black plus 6 dilutions of grey. There is no color as such (no
8- vs 16-bit depth (was [Digital BW] Re: the times ... )
2006-11-14 by Olivier
... 15 ... The ... bits ... that ... in ... Margulis ... on ... on ... Most of the people here have probably heard about Dan s 16v8b challenge and know that
8- vs 16-bit depth (was [Digital BW] Re: the times ... )
2006-11-14 by Sam McCandless
... Dan Margulis devoted the last eleven pages (309 - 320) of Chapter 15 of the 4th [Photoshop 7] edition of his Professional Photoshop: The Classic Guide to
Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Roy Harrington
... The dither algorithms vary from pretty straightforward to quite complicated. But the basic concept isn t too tough to understand. The idea is to simulate
Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Roy Harrington
... I d sure like to see someone try it out. -- print a 16 bit image and then take the same image convert to 8 bit and print it again. Roy
Re: Epson R2400 Guaranteed No Color Cast
2006-11-14 by Clayton Jones
Eddie, ... Yes, I think so. I haven t used them so I can t say for sure, but that sounds like the right one. I think there is also a Sepia version of them
Re: [Digital BW] I am out of my element and need advice/help
2006-11-14 by Walker Blackwell
Hey Don. You have a spectro, right? I will assume you do. You will need it. If you want, you can start a thread at StudioPrint for the technical stuff. It s a
[Digital BW] Re: Epson 2400
2006-11-14 by John Vitollo
... Here s a good start for color profiles: http://www.northlight-images.co.uk/article_pages/printfix_pro.html
[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Tyler Boley
... Right, sorry John. You covered it, I m playing catch-up here... Tyler
Re: the times, bit depth
2006-11-14 by Tyler Boley
let s change this thread title eh? I can hardly live with seeing it any more... Guys, another important aspect of this is size on the paper itself. A driver
Re: Thanks
2006-11-14 by Clayton Jones
Hello David, ... Congratulations! That image has so much subtle dark zone detail - certainly a challenge, can you tell us how it was printed? Also I m curious
Re: the times, they aren't a-changing
2006-11-14 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... aesthetic, rather than ... offerings.... Amadou, that s exactly what I meant when I said you should get your hands on an HP.
Re: Epson R2400 Guaranteed No Color Cast
2006-11-14 by eddiegnz1
I went to www.inkjetmall.com and is it safe to assume that the thing to buy would be the ( Piezography Neutral K7 inks for Epson Stylus 2400 -Set of 8
[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing
2006-11-14 by Tyler Boley
... more than ... makes it a bit ... frankly I m much more ... I have a feeling it s all going to be just fine at the end of the day . Tyler
Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Roy; Thanks for an informative response; perhaps you re right, that the question should be laid to rest, at least until next halloween when the_zombies_
Re: Epson R2400 Guaranteed No Color Cast
2006-11-14 by Clayton Jones
Hello Eddie, ... The printer won t run without all carts in place, so you have to have _something_ in them. But there are some all-gray inksets for the 2400
Thanks
2006-11-14 by zuikofan1
I wanted to take this opportunity to thank the members of this group for all I have learned from reading the discussions. I was motivated in this gratitude by
[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by john dean
Thank you for that informed dose of reality Roy. As for noise in the extremes of scans, I see far less of it in drum scans than any digital capture I ve worked
Epson R2400 Guaranteed No Color Cast
2006-11-14 by eddiegnz1
question from not a photo newbie but a B&W newbie...Why can t you just take out the 5 color cartriges and leave in just the 3 black ones to guarantee yourself
Re: Ilford Galerie FB Digital
2006-11-14 by eddiegnz1
www.modernage.com is ready to print on this paper today. the model nubmer is SP888P. You need to email them or call them. ... prints.
Re: Ilford Galerie FB Digital
2006-11-14 by Tim Atherton
Bob Carnie at Elevator Digital in Toronto is one who is testing the paper (not Montreal I think?) He s very impressed with it. They were already doing digital
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson 2400
2006-11-14 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 11/13/2006 10:35:18 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, CDTobie@aol.com writes: I actually have this carbon yellow in a 2400 (along with MIS s
[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Roy Harrington
This 8-bit vs 16-bit discussion keeps coming up but the assumptions made are always over-simplified. If you just do the math and say 8 bit means there are
Re: [Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing
2006-11-14 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 11/13/2006 10:15:08 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, ... Not badly intended, to be sure. No one I would rather have a drink with than Jon, and
[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Steven Karafyllakis
David, as I wrote to another responder, I think the technology and our adaption of it is going remarkably well. But in the spirit of the squeaky wheel gets
[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Steven Karafyllakis
Apologies if we re boring you, Steve, but this was never intended to be a 16 vs 8 bit discussion. My original underlying question is would capturing,
[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Steven Karafyllakis
It sounds like the hardware itself may be the limiting factor; I don t even know for sure if there are inkjet printers capable of using the extra info, you or
[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Steven Karafyllakis
Well here s the rub: assume he s right: you can get 50 shades of gray out of 35mm as easily as 8x10-is anyone going to claim they produce equal results? Even
[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Steven Karafyllakis
I m sure it would, and perhaps to the same extent it does for SG printing-thoiugh we do seem to be able to go bigger without as much quality loss with digital.
[Digital BW] Re: the times, they aren't a-changing-so can we start over again?
2006-11-14 by Mark Stracke
... Fred used to have a rubber stamp with which he responded to people who wrote to him asking things like, What would happen if... or Why do you say
Re: [Digital BW] Just what is Gamma? (and why should I care?)
2006-11-14 by Richard Cooke
I want to thnak Paul and Clayton and David for their replies and information. I m still stmbling with this but hanging out on this forum sure helps. Richard