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2006-11-12 by Tyler Boley
There s been considerable talk about the enticing new printers from Epson s competitors, and various OEM solutions from these and the latest generation Epsons
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2006-11-12 by Tyler Boley
There s been considerable talk about the enticing new printers from Epson s competitors, and various OEM solutions from these and the latest generation Epsons
2006-11-12 by Richard Smallfield
Hi djon43 and Ted thanks so much for your kind comments - I was touched. I ve been doing some work recently that I m really pleased with, but it hasn t made it
2006-11-12 by Paul Roark
Mike, Did you download the test files: Purge6-2.jpg. Purge6-2-UT2-NCA.jpg
2006-11-12 by mowens
Paul, It appears you are as dedicated to the board as I hope to be some day! Thanks for the tip. I ve started with both BW and color files in all sorts of
2006-11-12 by Clayton Jones
Paul, Duane, ... I agree completely. Myself, I only use it for proofs. The only reason I said that to Richard is because there seemed to be a hint of
2006-11-11 by CDTobie@aol.com
... This is a high d-max paper. Those who otherwise print on fine art matte papers will find that the darker black makes for deeper shadows as well, and may
2006-11-11 by tedbshaw
... I d also like to pay my compliments to Richards site - my favourite is Sam on Schollum Rd in the Miscellany section. I ve long admired this photo and
2006-11-11 by Paul Roark
My modest proposal is to totally avoid EEM. In fact, boycott all acidic papers. When acid free papers like Premier BW (also known as Premier Matte, Dual Sided
2006-11-11 by dlruckus
Hello Clayton. If you ever take a look at an estate auction where many antiques--or just antiquated--objects are sold you will usually see quite a few old
2006-11-11 by Paul Roark
Clayton, ... Yes, but you can and, ideally, should re-linearize when those change Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-11-11 by Paul Roark
Mike, Use the test strips at http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/Test-files.htm to check the inkset. Be sure you re starting with a grayscale file in Gray Gamma 2.2
2006-11-11 by mowens
applied Paul Roark s UT2-EEM different curves to adobe RGB 98 workspace print with predominate sepia (or brown) tone. Coolest I can get is light, light cream
2006-11-11 by Clayton Jones
Paul, ... Is it accurate to add differences in paper and ink batches to this? Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at
2006-11-11 by Clayton Jones
... Very nice work, thanks for the tip. My favorite is Grasses, Pakiri Hill in the Miscellany section. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital
2006-11-11 by Steve Kale
Fiddled some more and it seems to be ok. No idea what changed. From: Steve Kale Reply-To:
2006-11-11 by Paul Roark
Richard, Sorry I was not able to get to this yesterday. ... What density they should be depends of the working space and other variables, and they ve changed
2006-11-11 by Steve Kale
Any ideas? I have taken the batteries out and put them back in but it still glows red. Can t reset any cartridges with it. This one s barely been used...
2006-11-11 by Clayton Jones
Hello Djon43, ... The only assumption I made is that EEM will be like EAM. Are you saying that isn t reasonable? ... My suggestion was based on the
2006-11-11 by Steve Kale
Any new news on this front? I swear my refillable ink cartridges are leaking into my machine.... Cheers Steve
2006-11-11 by CDTobie@aol.com
... QTR is a great program at a modest price; with limited documentation, and scattered tutorials. The enthusiasts who use it seem to enjoy the challenge, but
2006-11-11 by David
I ve used it on my 2400 along with the crane profile for B&W prints ... in my case I ve had to make adjustments to increase up the brighness and contrast
2006-11-11 by djon43
This is OT, a spinoff from our chatter in response to his EEM question, but I hope we ll all visit Richard Smallfield s sites, linked below. We ll be rewarded.
2006-11-11 by djon43
... IMO that s not a reasonable assumption in view of the time and money that goes into making important prints. Think what an embarassment it would/should
2006-11-11 by Greg
... Well since one of the other posters mentioned you are in Australia, you might want to get some Breathing Color Sterling paper. I ve used the Sterling 2xx
2006-11-10 by Richard Cooke
Hello Folks, I m trying to figure out how to make custom curves for my 2200 and UT-3D inks. I ve downloaded Paul s 21-step-K220.tif test file since I m
2006-11-10 by Paul Roark
... There are probably lots of ways to do this. The new inkset approach I m using now on the 7500 and 2200 requires a rip. So, I use that profiling method.
2006-11-10 by Clayton Jones
Hello Richard, ... How long will it be on display, and what will happen to it after the exhibit? If it s not meant to be permanent then you might want to go
2006-11-10 by Tom OConnell
Hi Folks- Time to share your great Fall/Winter photos... * you send in 14 prints with workflow explanation * you get back 14 from others * digital BW letter
2006-11-10 by njfranknj
If your B&W toning process allows, you should be able to achieve split toning effects using Photoshop s Duotone process. Now that I have a decent profile
2006-11-10 by Eric Neilsen
Just peeked at your site. I have no idea of what papers you can get down under. Or your price structure for those you can. Good luck. Eric Neilsen Photography
2006-11-10 by Eric Neilsen
Richard, I can understand limited budgets, but with all the work of matte cutting, cost of frames, blah blah, I might look for another paper. What about Red
2006-11-10 by Paul Roark
Richard, ... It ll slow the warming that is from the OBA dyes fading. However, EEM also seems to yellow from the acids in it -- eventually. How long this
2006-11-10 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I m planning to exhibit some Ultrachrome K2 murals and only have Enhanced Matte roll paper for my 2100. Can t afford a roll of Photo Rag ... am dubious
2006-11-10 by Richard Smallfield
... I ve since sorted this out - sorry for the hasty post. But I ve got another problem now which I m trying to sort - the paper feeder is not accepting the
2006-11-09 by Paul Roark
I ve recently made a mild split-tone profile that, I think, deals effectively with the problems of a brightened paper used with a creamy mat board. In the
2006-11-09 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I m trying to feed some Epson Enhanced Matte 330mm x 800mm through the top feeder, but under user defined paper sizes, can t get the driver to accept
2006-11-09 by Steven Karafyllakis
Tom; I m using the K4 inks in the R1800 (no glop) and there s a lot of it. A light coat of almost anything does the trick though. Steve Karafyllakis ... with
2006-11-09 by Jim Doyle
We get our inkjet printable metals from Booksmart Studio. Their line of printable metal come in a few different surface and it has an inkjet coating applied to
2006-11-09 by Tom Baker
Which MIS ink are you using? I don t see the gloss differential with the MIS PRO inks in the R220. Tom Baker Steven Karafyllakis
2006-11-09 by Steven Karafyllakis
I found myself staring at the boxes of Costco paper a couple days ago...they still had a couple boxes of the old stuff which I use for color proofing, but
2006-11-09 by matt haber
I ve printed on sheet metal on a 2400; I m not sure the 2200 has the same material handling options. I used Inkaid clear to coat steel. -matt
2006-11-09 by Eric Neilsen
CDTobie@aol. com Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2006 2:51 PM To: DigitalBlackandWhit
2006-11-09 by Greg
... http://www.horizonsisg.com/products/alumajet.asp http://www.inkjetart.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=858&highlight=metal Somewhere there are a few other posts
2006-11-09 by Walker Blackwell
Yes. I saw some at the expo this weekend. Talk to Jim Doyle. Walker
2006-11-09 by alankushnir
Has anyone tried to print directly on sheet metal? Copper, SS, AL ?? I am interested in trying this but don t want to ruin my 2200. Alan K.
2006-11-08 by wkm@kauaiphotos.biz
My forehead is starting to get concave in shape from hitting it with the palm of my hand and thinking now why didn t I think of that . Actually I have Fetch,
2006-11-08 by Paul Roark
Clayton, ... In that case, you d love my old 7500. Seriously, I understand why some people want the ultimate in smoothness. BO was never my cup of tea.
2006-11-08 by Tom OConnell
Hi folks- I ve had 3 recent drop outs from the october exchange... If anyone can step up with a quick set of prints, you will have very fast turn around for an
2006-11-08 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Yes, and the man in black, with his mouth running, would have to be me... C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit Datacolor
2006-11-08 by Eric Neilsen Photo
One note on the pics, I did put a circular gradient burn on one to try and even the light out a bit. It shows the difference between the prints in a somewhat