RE: [Digital BW] Re: Refilling original Epson R2400 carts
2006-10-11 by Paul Roark
... I have successfully used Epson OEM chips (not the entire chip carrier) on MIS carts a number of times. The chip resetter seems to work in the normal
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2006-10-11 by Paul Roark
... I have successfully used Epson OEM chips (not the entire chip carrier) on MIS carts a number of times. The chip resetter seems to work in the normal
2006-10-11 by David Whistance
I agree that the NK7 inks work really well with this printer, however sadly they won t work on any glossy papers. David Whistance ... From:
2006-10-11 by steveh0607
... Try the NK7 inks from Cone, they work fantastic.
2006-10-11 by kraazy_larry
Also check the prices at IT Supplies With free
2006-10-11 by Joseph Chandler
Thanks for the information. One of my main concerns with the printers is/was the great difference in price between the R1800 and the R2400 (about $300). I m
2006-10-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... That s the last I would expect from Xrite. But it can generate targets that I can use with the Spectrocam software. Ernst -- Ernst Dinkla
2006-10-11 by Johnny Eades
I am in the midst of trying to get them to replace the carts. The chips that came off the original Epson carts will not go onto the MIS carts and the ones that
2006-10-11 by Bill Morse
Hi Paul- I actually didn t take from the review that this is good, but we want more. (we always want more, don t we?) ;^) I understood the review to be
2006-10-11 by Greg
... Notes: ColorPort version 1.5 beta adds new flexibility and support for measurement devices. The new features allow users to share data more effectively
2006-10-11 by santonov2you
Could you attach the chip from your empty Epson cartridge to the MIS cartridge? It will be much easier than refilling Epson cart. You will need to reset the
2006-10-10 by Paul Roark
Leave the image in grayscale mode. That is one of the advantages of putting the curves inside and ICC. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-10-10 by stasunas
Greetings, I have been away from digital black and white printing for several years and as a result I have to re-establish my process and workflows, and
2006-10-10 by Eric Neilsen Photo
And the two are distinctly different. It is one thing to look down on poor craftsmanship, but if you fail to see the imagery because you lack the ability to
2006-10-10 by bwinkjet
Hi Bill, Your points are well taken and I agree. But what I took from the article was that these papers (I have tried them, and love and hate them) are not
2006-10-10 by Matti Koskinen
... Thanks Steven for the insight summary. I m now printing with QTR and like the results, because earlier I printed BO mainly. And because of the 1.5 pl drop
2006-10-10 by Bill Morse
This review has been much discussed already; I had not commented earlier because I then had no first-hand knowledge of these papers. Suffice it to say this is
2006-10-10 by Paul Roark
Daniela, ... No. I understand they have a new coating that does not flake as much. I ll have to give that a try. I d love to have another good, natural (no
2006-10-10 by Steven Karafyllakis
There seems to be a steady trickle of users needing info on the R1800; here s a summary for that machine: A) As everyone discovers very quickly, there s no way
2006-10-10 by Kirk Thompson
Many have tried these papers & have decided not to use them, usually for the reasons in this review:
2006-10-10 by Eric Neilsen
One needs to be very careful in how you interpret the application of the term archival to a media. Much of the test data that is being shared is not being
2006-10-10 by dgattarino
Paul, Thank you for your reply. I am amazed by the amount of informations you carry. BTW, I tought you were in love with Moab s papers, when speaking of ceap
2006-10-10 by Joseph Chandler
O.K. folks, a little help here please. I just set up my Epson R1800! I printed some Butterflies on Epson Ultra Premium Glossy and the results were fine. So
2006-10-10 by Paul Roark
... My Abbey Publications acid test pen (from (512) 929-3992) indicates the Kirkland glossy paper base is much more neutral. It probably is buffered. Whether
2006-10-10 by dgattarino
Hello Paul, do you know if Costco s Kirkland paper has the same problems? I recollect having read somewore that the paper pase is buffered. Thanks, Ciao
2006-10-10 by GJ Kunze
I guess I have also been misunderstanding the whole issue. So where does that leave Kodak, whose claim that their pro paper lasts a lifetime? And yes, the
2006-10-10 by GJ Kunze
Thank you, George ... From: Peter De Smidt To:
2006-10-10 by Alan Zimmerman
I ,too, have been searching for an economical luster paper with archival qualities, hopefully with a bit more substance. Has anybody found an equal or near
2006-10-10 by Andy-J
Oh boy....so I have probably been misreading a lot of numbers. I always assumed the longevity figures were fade figures and there was no other variable. What
2006-10-10 by Terry Ritz
Please accept my thanks Paul, for the time you ve taken to answer all my questions. Terry.
2006-10-10 by Peter De Smidt
... Acidic paper yellows over time.
2006-10-10 by GJ Kunze
can you explain what this means? If it doesn t fade, what does it do in ten years? Thank you, George ... From: Paul Roark To:
2006-10-10 by Jon Cone
We released today the Piezography Neutral K7 cartridges for the EPSON 2400. http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.362672/sc.15/category.585/.f Sepia K7 for 2400
2006-10-09 by Paul Roark
Yes, I should have been more specific that for a given print tone, less cyan and magenta (light versions) will be used. The coordinates will change, and the
2006-10-09 by Paul Roark
It has an acidic paper base. That is the problem, not fading. Paul www.PaulRoark.com _____ From:
2006-10-09 by Tom OConnell
Now is the time to sign up if you want to enjoy a great print exchange... * Due on West Coast USA by October 27 * Letter (or A4) digital BW only * open to
2006-10-09 by Steve Kale
The driver does not know that you¡¯ve changed the cartridge. It will therefore operate independently of the change. So for any given print, the Adv B&W
2006-10-09 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 10/9/2006 6:06:30 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bob@bobmichaels.org writes: Or, do we need to step way back and remember this IS art and
2006-10-09 by Bob Michaels
Or, do we need to step way back and remember this IS art and subject to personal interpretation of what is important and what is not. Should there be any rules
2006-10-09 by Johnny Eades
I bought some carts prefilled from MIS and have had bad chips on two already. Is there anyone who has refilled the original Epson R2400 carts and will give me
2006-10-09 by wendelwhite
I was trying my best to avoid this topic, but here goes. A show sponsored by GAP is a poor indicator (in my opinion) of the state of the art when it comes to
2006-10-09 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
I believe the idea is that, as Paul explains in his message, the assumption is that you, the user, will modify the ABW parameters when using the EZW cardridge.
2006-10-09 by Andy
Yeah..this paper again. I ve been through the commentary, and done some web searches, but I am not finding anyting much on the longevity of this paper (2400
2006-10-09 by Patrick Carr
... Yes, I ve tested a couple of their new papers several months ago. I don t remember the names--I remember not being impressed with the texture and feel of
2006-10-09 by Steve Kale
I think the point was that the Epson driver doesn¹t know the yellow has been replaced and so continues to pump out cyan and magenta. Or am I missing
2006-10-09 by john dean
I know one thing. Lexjet called me awhile back trying sell this fantastic new paper called Innova that Jimmy Doyle @ Shades Of Paper.com had already been
2006-10-09 by Michael Kitei
I once worked with a production manager who claimed that if there were no such thing as paperwork, he would have invented it. Mike ... [Non-text portions of
2006-10-09 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi all; Has anyone tried Lexjet fine art papers? They have a group of five Han. analogues they claim they manufacture themselves, but they don t have any
2006-10-09 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 10/9/2006 1:55:10 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, ... NO! Defects are unacceptable! But I guess that is just my own opinion. I would never let
2006-10-09 by Paul Roark
Walt, I have not noticed a quality control issue with Premier Art. What I did notice with the last roll of Hot Press 205 that I purchased is that the profile
2006-10-09 by Greg
... NO! Defects are unacceptable! But I guess that is just my own opinion. I would never let anything that showed obvious printing defects out of my shop! If