Re: Micro banding on Epson R220 with MIS UTR2 inks
2006-11-03 by jsantana91709
The banding should be simple to fix--it s almost certainly caused by papers of different thickness being used. Each thickness needs the print heads aligned
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2006-11-03 by jsantana91709
The banding should be simple to fix--it s almost certainly caused by papers of different thickness being used. Each thickness needs the print heads aligned
2006-11-03 by sagaface
Walt, thanks! I didn t even think about a nozzle check...there s no LK at all...that must have been the cart I reset. Though I m a bit surprised that would
2006-11-03 by Eric Neilsen
John, I find it to be a fragile paper beginning to end, that is why I started spraying my prints. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street Suite 9 Dallas,
2006-11-03 by Walt Mucha
First thing is do a nozzle check to make sure all the jets are firing. If that s ok then make sure your QTR settings are correct. You may have selected the
2006-11-02 by Richard Smallfield
Hi again, Euroco has been taken over by Apix and they don t have these Permajet papers any more, alas, because no one bought them! So all I can get in New
2006-11-02 by sagaface
Hello all... This question might belong in the QTR forum but it just doesn t get as much rraffic and im desperate for a suggestion quickly. I normally print
2006-11-02 by Richard Smallfield
Hi Daniel & co, thanks so much for all your input. Thanks for the tip about the Permajet papers - Euroconz.com have it in Auckland. ... I paid about NZ$350 for
2006-11-02 by Daniel Staver
Thanks! Their prices are very good. I didn t see shipping prices for Norway, but will send them a mail and ask. -- Daniel Staver http://daniel.staver.no
2006-11-02 by Richard Cooke
HI Folks, I m still trying to a good set of curves to print a Lenwork like tone onto Costco Glossy using a 2200 & UT-3D. I ve read Paul s tutorials on the
2006-11-02 by John Moody
Oh, the paper was Epson ultra premium glossy photo paper. Best regards, John Moody ... Subject: RE: [Digital BW] OT: Epson Claria dye ink fade test results
2006-11-02 by John Moody
FWIW, I have had a bare print taped to a south facing window in NJ for 30 days now. I just pulled it off, and it looks identical to the control print, to my
2006-11-02 by Brian
... From: Brian To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 5:14 PM Subject: Re: [Digital BW] 13 matte roll papers ...
2006-11-02 by Walt Mucha
I ve never tried the Swiss paper, but, I just got a pack of the USA kind and it s fine. Profiles well and I like the weight. Walt
2006-11-02 by Brian
... From: horstenj ... more expensive than the paper itself. I m not sure if it s equally expensive the other way... In general shipping within Europe seems to
2006-11-02 by Greg
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1003&message=20705618 If anyone has one of these new printers, and lives in the south where the sun still
2006-11-02 by horstenj
... more expensive than the paper itself. I m not sure if it s equally expensive the other way... In general shipping within Europe seems to be much more
2006-11-02 by Tyler Boley
Ah come on John, don t be so agreeable . I ll bet you are right, for very many people the ABW driver will be dandy, and no further expensive toys will be
2006-11-02 by chwhitaker
John, Thanks to you and charleysfabrics for your responses. It s amazing how many papers there are out there, and how quickly the selection keeps changing.
2006-11-02 by John Vitollo
... I forgot about that! In that case use either QTR or IJC for B+W.
2006-11-02 by ddelue
I am interested in printing digital b&w withan Epson R260 printer. Can you recommend which MIS ink set would work best with this printer.
2006-11-02 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 11/1/2006 10:24:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, CDTobie@aol.com writes: I don t really see that a RIP is needed to get excellent B&W from
2006-11-02 by Steven Karafyllakis
I ll be looking forward to your report, David, thanks. While you re at it: one of my main interests is finding a printer that can do good fault-free negs on
2006-11-02 by gcwagner
You say you do not need the RIP for B&W do you need the RIP for color? ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-11-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Its certainly not mythical, though there are some things about it that are different enough to make it quite unique. The driver installation process, for
2006-11-02 by Tom Baker
The box says the 4x6 is 10.4 mil. I use the same profile that I made for the Swiss made 8x10. Tom Baker mehrdad wrote: tom, are you using
2006-11-02 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I don t really see that a RIP is needed to get excellent B&W from the 3800. I just profiled it, and printed, and the results were excellent. I ll test some
2006-11-02 by mehrdad
tom, are you using the swissprofile with the usa paper? it is also a little thicker 10.4 (old is 10mm) and it now comes in 150 packs. ... -- ... regards,
2006-11-02 by Tom Baker
Well, if it the same as the 4x6 it ll be fine I use both with the same profile, and it s good. The 4x6 says made in the USA , so it s probably the same as
2006-11-02 by mehrdad
the swiss made version is 125 per pack and the new usa version is 150, also on the back of thr swiss made one says made in swiss where as the new 150 pack says
2006-11-02 by alan_kearney@sbcglobal.net
How s there old swiss paper packaged? It s 100 miles to Costco for me so I d like to know what to look for when I get there. Thanks, Alan ... From: mehrdad To:
2006-11-01 by Bob Cain
Wow, Thanks for the overwhelming responses. I will certainly implement what I can. Here is a basic summary of what everyone said: 1. Shoot in Raw mode. 2.
2006-11-01 by mehrdad
it looks like costco is phasing out the swiss paper in favor of a us made 10.4 mil glossy paper. i like the old paper so much that i bought all of their
2006-11-01 by Paul Roark
... But the only way to get the excess color out of the B&W image is to either put carbon in the yellow position or use a rip. The ABW mode prints in the 2400
2006-11-01 by Zach Proffitt
I have the MIS UTR2 inks installed in an Epson R220 using the variable tone set as described by Clayton Jones in this article
2006-11-01 by Steven Karafyllakis
And, speaking of the mythical beast, has anyone seen any hands-on reports, reviews, any further info at all? Steve Karafyllakis ... ordering the ... papers
2006-11-01 by John Vitollo
... Might want to use Epson s ABW mode first before deciding about a rip. ABW does a very nice job with B+W and it might be all you need. The Epson 2200 really
2006-11-01 by kraazy_larry
... You can buy the ColorBurst rip photo edition at IT Supplies for $595.00. You should download a 15 day trial version from their site as well as an
2006-11-01 by Daniel Staver
Well, in my experience shipping paper from US to Norway is usually more expensive than the paper itself. I m not sure if it s equally expensive the other
2006-11-01 by Paul Roark
I just took a quick look at the prices, and it appears the Alpha at the outlet below is about the same price that U.S. buyers pay for Epson UltraSmooth and
2006-11-01 by Paul Roark
I really like Permajet Alpha. It s just not distributed in the U.S. None of the Innova papers are like it. I wonder what the cost of shipping to the U.S.
2006-11-01 by Daniel Staver
I ve recently settled on Permajet Alpha 310g for all my fine art printing. The main reason is that I get it for less than half the price of Photo Rag. I love
2006-10-31 by john dean
I have very good results with the new Hahnemuhle Musem Etching 100% rag paper. I ve done hundereds of prints on it and haven t noticed one scuff mark yet. It
2006-10-31 by lulalake_1999
... Epson 2200 - I have started doing a few panoramas that might have commercial appeal, but don t fancy a chromira print - I d rather do it myself. ... Hi
2006-10-31 by Eric Neilsen
I suspect that the operator may not have much experience. Expensive hardware or software don’t allow for perfect prints all by themselves. And there are some
2006-10-31 by John
Try the new Ilford Photo Fiber-based Inkjet coated Baryta paper. it is being released, I beleive at the New York Photo Show. chwhitaker
2006-10-31 by chwhitaker
Greetings, I ve been using Innova Soft-textured Art for a while, doing black-only printing of MIS Eboni, and I m quite happy with the look of my prints, but
2006-10-31 by FRD
Speaking of IPv6, I had the opportunity to see a test print this past weekend (on color glossy paper). Side by side comparison with the native epson driver, I
2006-10-31 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I wondered if anyone could suggest a matte 13 roll paper for my Epson 2200 - I have started doing a few panoramas that might have commercial appeal, but
2006-10-31 by Ken Carney
I presently use an Epson 2200 with IP6. I am thinking about ordering the Epson 3800, primarily to make prints on gloss or semi-gloss papers such as Silver
2006-10-31 by mbutler355
... ...too...late...I m afraid...Hazmat on the way... Here s something that works for me: when I get nostalgic for the smell of fixer, I move the cat box into