Can't get good results with MIS EZN on C88+
2006-10-23 by typhillips73
Hi all. New to the forum (and digital B&W printing in general). Based on all of the great things I ve read about the MIS EZ inks, I recently bought a new
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2006-10-23 by typhillips73
Hi all. New to the forum (and digital B&W printing in general). Based on all of the great things I ve read about the MIS EZ inks, I recently bought a new
2006-10-22 by Peter De Smidt
... I have an R2400, and I don t see a finest detail setting. Where would it be?
2006-10-22 by tim4peace2001
Hello. I am getting banding when I print with my HP 9800. I am printing B&W with the photo grey cartridge. The results are great, except for the banding. When
2006-10-22 by Eric Neilsen
I also saw an improvement with my 4800 making dig negs when setting to 2880 out put instead of 1440. There was a very slight banding issue that went away with
2006-10-22 by Evan Wolarsky
Page Setup Printer Properties Best Photo Evan ... only get that ... otherwise ... would
2006-10-22 by Michael King
On the 4800 its in the Advanced B&W custom set up panel. I guess the same place in the 2400. Check out the manual or maybe someone with a 2400 can point you to
2006-10-22 by Michael King
An Epson native printer driver resolution is 720ppi. But you only get that resolution when you select finest detail in the driver setup, otherwise you get
2006-10-22 by sburger104@aol.com
Is there a way to add Epson media settings to the driver. I want to add Premium semigloss to the list? I m using a continuous ink system on an Epson 2400 with
2006-10-22 by Ender100@aol.com
Hi Richard, My tests have shown that 360 ppi files are optimum for these printers. Some might argue 720 ppi, but I haven t yet found that to be the case. I
2006-10-22 by Jeffery Smith
http://400tx.blogspot.com/ Jeffery Smith New Orleans, LA http://www.400tx.com http://400tx.blogspot.com/ [Non-text portions of this
2006-10-22 by richard_cynan
Thanks Mark, I m using PermaJet (fine art) Transparency OHP Transfer Film (165u). What media do you use, may I ask? Also, why must the file be 360ppi? Do you
2006-10-22 by wwodets
In confirmation of what Roy has suggested here, I have actually had a very good result using VFA with the Cone-supplied curve for HPR and an ICC (QTR Create
2006-10-22 by Ender100@aol.com
Richard, Are you using the advanced Photo RPM mode? Also, what media choice are you using—try Premium Photo Glossy Photo Paper setting. I use the R2400 all
2006-10-22 by richard_cynan
I tried my first digital negatives with the r2400 yesterday, and guess what... I got pooling and banding! To be honest, I was expecting that to happen and
2006-10-22 by Roy Harrington
... highlight. ... with ... profiles ... alter ... here ... Unfortunately it s not possible to modify Cone s K7 QTR profiles. However it s quite easy to build
2006-10-22 by Ernst Dinkla
... The problem with quotes is that the context gets lost. The questions asked then were related to the PS Qimage QTR workflow and with the final print
2006-10-22 by Bob Hove
A major exhibition of the work of photographer Peter Henry Emerson is currently on show at the National Museum of Photography, Film & Television in Bradford
2006-10-22 by lcafieroarmando
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2006-10-22 by wjlafever
... hghlights too light. K7 has ... shadow to highlight. ... K3 has no problem with ... midtones but Cone profiles ... anyone know how to alter ... this
2006-10-22 by ferdinand_paris
I sympathise with the original poster. I have found sharpening B&W in Qimage harder than colour. For the simple reason that you can t use Mike Chaney s
2006-10-21 by Steven Daniel
Does anybody have any experience/opinions comparing Epson k3 inks with MIS for B&W? I m interested in using it for PK papers. I m mostly curious to know if
2006-10-21 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 10/21/2006 3:48:56 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Jlkmmw@earthlink.net writes: Richard, My research and testing showed no advantage to scanning
2006-10-21 by jlk4410
... Richard, My research and testing showed no advantage to scanning B&W negs,{Fuji Acros 645} in RGB mode. All it did for me was 3x my file size. I saw no
2006-10-21 by Paul Roark
... I do not think the Epson UC K2 or K3 inks have dyes in them, at least in the meaning of the term as it is usually used. The comment above about the
2006-10-21 by Paul Roark
This new non-blended ink approach has sat in my 7500 for 2 weeks now. So, to see how stable the tones were, I printed a test strip, read the patches with the
2006-10-21 by Mike Johnston
Any idea what the ftp login info is? Thanks Mike J. ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-10-21 by Greg
... correct ... describing is a ... information on how ... Or that the printer is far enough away from the printer that made the linearization that the prints
2006-10-21 by Craig Roberts
... Since they re very economical, I use a separate syringe for each color. It s not necessary, but is much more convenient than rinsing between fillings.
2006-10-21 by Scott Jones
PKS works great. You can easily convert your grayscale image to RGB with one mouse click for sharpening and then convert back if you wish. (takes only seconds)
2006-10-21 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Julian; Do you have PS-CS2? If so, the smart sharpening works well, better than USM. I too use 2-3 passes with a barely perceptible bump each time, and if
2006-10-21 by Sam McCandless
Is there a functional equivalent to Qimage for workflows which include a Mac? I m in the same boat as Julian except that he s more up-to-date. -- Sam
2006-10-21 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The quantity of color ink used in the latest two gray printer s drivers is minimal, and the pigment inks involved are very stable. So both illuminant
2006-10-21 by Jim Goshorn
... I use PhotoKit Sharpener so I will help with your questions. When I do B+W I leave the final image in RGB so I can add toning if I want to which works well
2006-10-21 by Tom Baker
Just rinse and dry completely between colors. Works great. Tom Baker Jerry Blanton wrote: I have a very simple question about refilling
2006-10-21 by Clayton Jones
Hello Julian, ... All of my images are grayscale and I do my sharpening in PS rather than those other tools, so the RGB part is not an issue for me. I usually
2006-10-21 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 10/21/2006 3:13:57 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Jlkmmw@earthlink.net writes: Sorry if this sounds too basic and I am struggling. So much
2006-10-21 by Clayton Jones
Hi Mike, ... Surely must have been the voodoo dance. In case others want to learn it, how about making a self portrait and posting it here... Regards, Clayton
2006-10-21 by Brian Ellis
I photograph with 4x5 b&w negatives. I tried PhotoKit but when you scan a 4x5 negative in RGB at 4800 ppi the file is prohibitively large (at least it is for
2006-10-21 by Jerry Blanton
I have a very simple question about refilling the MIS sponge-less carts for the 2400. Do I need a separate syringe for each cart or can I reuse the same one
2006-10-21 by Carl Schofield
I also work on a Mac and I ve been using Deadman s sharpening actions (free, at link below). I particularly like the Bruce Fraser action that is included in
2006-10-21 by John Moody
I hope this does not sound to silly, but make absolutely certain the correct ink is in each slot. Call support to be sure. K7 _is_ smooth, so there must be
2006-10-21 by Ernst Dinkla
... The consensus is sharpening in two or three stages (Bruce Fraser old and new). The last stage being a print sharpening that isn t saved with the edited
2006-10-21 by jlk4410
Sorry if this sounds too basic and I am struggling. So much that I ve read seems geared to RGB that I m looking for advice about sharpening Grayscale images.
2006-10-21 by Sergei Antonov
By the way, the same seller offers carts for r200, r220 etc. I guess only chip is different in those two sets. Sergei
2006-10-21 by Eric Neilsen
Richard, I would add that there are some that always pick up the same box of paper and try and make it work for a particular image, rather than pick up the
2006-10-21 by mbutler355
Hi all, I ve been learning a lot from this K3, K7 discussion. Seriously. Not so seriously, I was just sitting here with my 2400 out of ink. You know how it is.
2006-10-21 by Greg
... this question out at the ... Maybe the luminarites here ... I don t use either the inks or the RIP, but is making the profiles that hard? If you aren t
2006-10-21 by joemulligan_68
From my limited experience with K7 (four months), I find the hghlights too light. K7 has problems with high contrast images that have a quick transition from
2006-10-20 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 10/20/2006 12:35:03 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, odets@comcast.net writes: 3. While the Cone QTR profiles for the K7/4800 are excellent and
2006-10-20 by Clayton Jones
Hello Walt, ... I also don t think there are dyes in K3 inks. I ve been doing windowsill torture rests of various inks for several years now, and I know what