Re: [Digital BW] PhotoPLUS Expo reports?
2006-11-06 by Carl Schofield
Thanks Andrew. Did you see any prints on the the new Harman papers at the Ilford booth? http://www.photographyblog.com/index.php/weblog/comments/
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2006-11-06 by Carl Schofield
Thanks Andrew. Did you see any prints on the the new Harman papers at the Ilford booth? http://www.photographyblog.com/index.php/weblog/comments/
2006-11-06 by Andrew Darlow
I very much enjoyed the show, primarily because there were many prints in black and white and color in Canon, Epson and HP s booths, as well as in various
2006-11-06 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 11/5/2006 7:12:59 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, list@schophoto.com writes: Any new interesting products (printers, papers, inks, etc.)
2006-11-06 by Mark Savoia
Same shit, different year. :) Mark
2006-11-05 by Carl Schofield
Any new interesting products (printers, papers, inks, etc.) announced at the show? I haven t seen any reports yet. What about the new Ilford baryta paper
2006-11-05 by Paul Roark
Tom, I don t think the K3 inkset changes anything with respect to papers and spraying. Where I want better protection - which is for most final prints that
2006-11-05 by Thomas Keesling
Helen, Paul and others, I do mostly antique photo restoration, but got a call from a former client who s wanting me to work with him to produce a few copies of
2006-11-05 by christineedadrink
I m struggling with the same difficulties. My R220 has performed flawlesly for 8 months with EZ B&W continous flow with auto reset chips. One day 2 carts are
2006-11-05 by Clarence Walker
Your problem may well be with the chip. Sometimes re-setting the chip with a reset tool will help. If you cannot get a green light on the reset tool, then you
2006-11-05 by thom999manson
I have set up my Epson R220 with the Generations QuadBlack PK inkset, but can t seem to get decent results with it. What papers should I try that are available
2006-11-05 by Roger
I did. Their suggestions were to remove the cartridges, power off the printer and turn it on (no luck) and then to pull the tabs back a bit to make sure the
2006-11-04 by David
Just wanted to pass this along. A souce for paper that, so far, I have found satisfactory is: Red River Paper www.redriverpaper.com
2006-11-04 by Greg
Since I haven t used the old stuff, I can t make a recommendation either. If you want to be completely safe, flushing out that color with a cleaning fluid
2006-11-04 by Kip Babington
I went through a number of EZ cartridges when I first set up my C84 (a couple of years ago), to check out the various neutral/warm combinations before picking
2006-11-04 by Mike Johnston
Hi, I have an Epson C86 and I have only used the MIS EZ ink cartridges in it. The first set worked great – I had very little clogging. The second set clogs
2006-11-04 by Paul Roark
Daniel, ... That sounds like the comparison of my old MIS glop (looks like dark beer) and the Glop Greg sent from Image Specialists (looks like light beer).
2006-11-04 by Paul Roark
Helen, ... My move to this approach is obviously intended, among other things, to open up the general approach to the use of Epson and other inks without
2006-11-04 by Helen Bach
... that I m ... approach ... I ve been using a similar system in one of my 2200s for over a year, and it does work very well. I use Epson inks from the
2006-11-04 by Daniel Staver
... I don t know. The CIS is almost running out of glop anyway, and I don t have anything left in bottles. There s probably half a cartridge left. I don t want
2006-11-04 by John Moody
Do they smell different? Best regards, John Moody ... To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Digital BW] New Gloss Optimizer from MIS I
2006-11-04 by Daniel Staver
I just received a new bottle of glop from MIS. The new one is almost clear, while the old one I had was tea coloured. I m using a CIS, can they be mixed or
2006-11-04 by Walt Mucha
I really like the paper and you can t beat the price that s for sure. I m 62 and I figure it will outlast me and that s good enough. Walt
2006-11-04 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The Spyder was a reasonable system for its day. But its day was years ago. Spyder2 is competitive with any calibrator out there now; now being a lot later
2006-11-04 by jim kitchen
Dear Siobhan, Your profile is more than likely not an acceptable profile to the latest security update from Apple, and therefore the profile is unreadable...
2006-11-04 by Zach Proffitt
Thanks for the response. I ve actually spent two nights trying to align this printer. I ve got about 20 sheets of photo rag wasted with two alignment
2006-11-04 by Paul Roark
... Yes, that we can mostly agree on. ... I d rather have acid free, but a well-processed alpha cellulose paper may still have a tiny residual of lignin (the
2006-11-04 by Walt Mucha
You might want to check out this group. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/colorvision_group/ Btw I use a spyder on a mac and have none of the problems you
2006-11-04 by siobhanmccloryphoto1@mac.com
Hi Everyone, I am hoping that some-one here could give me some advice on the following calibration issues as I have completely run out of solutions and tried
2006-11-04 by Tom Baker
Whatever. It s a good bang for the buck. At the Swiss made stuff is. We ll see about the US made. Tom Baker Walt Mucha wrote: I think
2006-11-04 by Walt Mucha
I think there s a big difference between acid neutral and acid free. Acidic neutrality is achieved by adding buffers that, over time, lose their effectiveness
2006-11-04 by Paul Roark
I don t have any of the US Kirkland. The Swiss if relatively neutral. I can t be sure if it is sufficiently buffered to be archival, but it s better than
2006-11-04 by Tom Baker
The old stuff doesn t say acid free either. But, according to Paul, it is. So, maybe Paul can check. Tom Baker Walt Mucha wrote: I
2006-11-04 by Walt Mucha
I doubt it. Nothing on the package to indicate that and since it s a potential selling point I would think if it was, the packaing would indicate it Walt
2006-11-04 by Tom Baker
Maybe Paul Roark can tell us. Tom Baker scott_now_coming wrote: Any idea if the USA paper is acid free? Scott ... kind and it s
2006-11-03 by scott_now_coming
Any idea if the USA paper is acid free? Scott ... kind and it s fine. Profiles well and I like the weight.
2006-11-03 by Paul Roark
I ve loaded my 2200 with what I call the 4K+, non-blended B&W setup that I m using in my 7500. (See http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/4K+.pdf) With 7 positions
2006-11-03 by Steven Karafyllakis
I ll bet you can find several different sample packs there free for the asking, that include a sheet of film. Steve ... you re ... have ... through ... with me
2006-11-03 by Un Globe Trotteur
Thanks, I bought a few packs of the 125 sheets. they already started storing the new US kind. I use it for diginegs and did not want to have to redi my curve
2006-11-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Neil Snape described the new dithering of the new wide format HPs as being more like film grain , and I replied that I hoped he meant through a loupe as
2006-11-03 by Ernst Dinkla
... The price we pay for for faster and faster printers and coatings not keeping up with the speed on printing time. Makes you wonder if there s still some
2006-11-03 by Walt Mucha
Try asking MIS. Walt
2006-11-03 by Walt Mucha
Yup. It s a warm color black and when it s not working, cooler colors (cyan, lt. cyan), will dominate. Walt
2006-11-03 by Daniel Staver
How much is shipping from Europe to New Zealand? For me even ordering from overseas is cheaper than buying local, but I m not sure what the prices are in your
2006-11-03 by Daniel Staver
Yes, printer paper and ink in Norway is incredibly expensive. I might be able to save $50 or so if I find a really good deal here, but that s still far too
2006-11-03 by Roger
After a month or so of not using my R220 with MIS UT-R2 inks I turned on the printer. The printer whirred and moved the carts as usual but then stopped with a
2006-11-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Not necessarily, PrintFIX PRO does a great job profiling the newer Epsons with Paul s yellow replacement, or yellow and grays replacement, for B&W
2006-11-03 by Tom Baker
The LK is very warm. So, if it s not there the opposite will dominate. That s the blue/cyan. Tom Baker sagaface wrote: Walt, thanks! I
2006-11-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... That would require a piece of film, and a loupe... I carry a lot with me when I travel, but not everything! C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager
2006-11-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Dithering is mostly something to look at through a loop. I ll have to do some gloss printing to see if the dither is noticably better in gloss prints. With
2006-11-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Even less... C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Division DataColor Inc. CDTobie@colorvision.com www.colorvision.com [Non-text