Re: UT7 or UT-3D for my Epson 7600
2006-10-09 by wwodets
Paul- In confirmation of your observations on the EUSFA/Premier, for the last year or so I ve had several prints on Velvet Fine Art, Photo Rag and the
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2006-10-09 by wwodets
Paul- In confirmation of your observations on the EUSFA/Premier, for the last year or so I ve had several prints on Velvet Fine Art, Photo Rag and the
2006-10-09 by Clayton Jones
Hello Matt, Thanks for the report. ... Reading this, I had a thought that perhaps we are now in the early stages of ink prints going mainstream and finally
2006-10-09 by Greg
For those that want to follow this line of discussion, here is a thread that I started: http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1003&message=20384961
2006-10-09 by Greg
Again I ll say it, check the details on the Gretag iSIS XY scanner. That is the closest thing to what HP has installed. The LED industry has certainly taken
2006-10-09 by John Moody
Try looking in the parking station to see if it’s saturated with EZW-Y ink; the cartridge might not be “sealing”, allowing ink to drain out overnight and
2006-10-09 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
For the record, I tried this ink combination on several gloss, luster and semic-gloss papers from Red Rivers. The prints look very good.
2006-10-09 by inteldes
This morning, the first nozzle check showed only the top 1½ lines of nozzles affected by the EZW-Y ink. Again, the transition to full magenta was gradual,
2006-10-09 by Igor Wesdorp
Paul, ... right. I see, no, that must be due to the scanning. ... No. But I thought it would have kept the gas outside to a sufficient degree anyway. Well,
2006-10-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... Makes me wonder why they more or less state that it consists of Eye One parts. Using LEDs and possibly not a full spectrum is quite a depart from the
2006-10-09 by inteldes
I got my new R2400 Friday and installed the MIS EZW-Y cartridge late today. Tonight I m consistently getting nearly half of the magenta nozzles printing with
2006-10-09 by Matt Haber
Today I saw the GAP s show, which precedes its release of the book Individuals ( I think it might have closed today) (Info here:
2006-10-09 by dlruckus
If it is a white Led, some do have a continuous spectrum. Nichea Co. makes them for instance. If it is a Led array, it is also possible to cover the full
2006-10-08 by Paul Roark
Manuel, The MIS perhaps should have been explicit that for a given print tone less cyan and magenta pigments are used. When there is yellow in the mix, that
2006-10-08 by Paul Roark
Igor, ... Look just left of the second block from the top on the photo on the right. There are some more neutral areas in that photo that do not appear in the
2006-10-08 by prep@prep.synonet.com
Using LEDs would be a big cost cutter, but you no longer have a continuous spectrum. Bad news if you change inks. -- Paul Repacholi
2006-10-08 by Igor Wesdorp
Paul, ... print or a scanning artifact. I m not 100% sure what you mean, but I think this blotchiness is applied by me on purpose, being part of my style. ...
2006-10-08 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Paul, Regarding the use of MIS EZ Warm cartridge in the R2400 yellow position, MIS website says that This eliminates all the Epson yellow ink from the print
2006-10-08 by grue1970
i ve found 1.5 to 2 for matting that fits 8x10 frame. it s said that 2 or so is good up to 11x14 or 14x17/14x18 frame size. on 16x20 and 18x24 i like 3
2006-10-08 by S G
Lot: x56885203 13x19 paper Silver Rag I have 3 sheets so far of the above lot that have pimples on the surface. 1 showed up in a print and two others when i
2006-10-08 by Stephen Billard
Kone did the curves themselves. As I understand it, they did not use the curve generation software, but rather some process of their own to create the curve
2006-10-08 by Greg
... illumination. ... The new Gretag iSIS XY scanner uses LEDs for the light source. As far as I can tell, the advantages are basically repeatability and
2006-10-08 by Jarvis Grant
... Z, I would recommend that you go to a local museum or gallery and checkout what people are doing. Then choose what you like and what you can afford. The
2006-10-08 by Paul Roark
Igor, ... There is some blotchiness in the print on the right. Is that on the print or a scanning artifact. It does not appear to be on the print on the
2006-10-08 by John Moody
It has been reported that the spectro in the Z uses LEDs for illumination. Does that represent a cost advantage alone, or confirm that LEDs are at least as
2006-10-08 by Igor Wesdorp
Paul, ... more to do with carbon itself warming up. It s not that much, however. Take a look at http://members.ams.chello.nl/iwesdorp/ut-fs/index.htm Here you
2006-10-08 by gerdmuller535
... Hi Jim, Curve Creator tool always starts with an empty setup. You first have to open your profile by Menu - File - Open. Here you can select any *.qidf in
2006-10-08 by jreswick
ADDENDA: I have reviewed the eyeone pdf again, and will try creating a grayscale profile with the utility provided, to linearize. I m still curious why Cone s
2006-10-08 by jreswick
Hi: I m new to this RIP and new to the group. I ve set up a 9600 for Cone NK7 inks, and I ve been through the users guide (much of which is still sinking in).
2006-10-08 by TK Thompson
I just spent the last 2 days trying to get a 13 x19 B&W print on these two papers with an Epson 2400. Here is what I ran into. The Museo Silver Rag has a
2006-10-08 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Thanks very much Paul! I will give it a try and report back to the group, in case someone else want to do the same. Manuel ... PK. I ... positions. On ...
2006-10-07 by Greg
... foolish ... Europe). ... And I was just thinking that you might save some cash over buying an iO if you bought one of these new printers? Same might apply
2006-10-07 by Paul Roark
The UT-3D inkset does not need the LK either. So, you could save that spot for whatever you d like. The 3D-M is the main ink for black generation. Use mostly
2006-10-07 by Terry Ritz
... Could I anticipate that the same would be true for UT-3D? In other words, could I take a UT7 curve, continue leaving out LK, make the appropriate tonal
2006-10-07 by Paul Roark
... Yes, it actually narrowed the range by excluding sepia, but it gives better control within the carbon to cool range. ... I can t answer for Roy, but LK is
2006-10-07 by Terry Ritz
So, UT--3D is as much about refining UT-7 as it is about broadening tonal possibilities. I notice the QTR curves for UT-7 do not use LK, either the warm or
2006-10-07 by Ernst Dinkla
... . It was a reply on a question asked. Not an advice to get one. Ernst -- Ernst Dinkla www.pigment-print.com ( unvollendet )
2006-10-07 by Paul Roark
Terry, ... Yes. ... You could, but the UT7 cool toner already has enough magenta (actually R800 Blue) in it. In fact, being able to deal with what is
2006-10-07 by Paul Roark
Terry, ... If you re using the LK still, then the spread between the LK and UT7-LC is a bit less than usual, but with QTR you ll be able to profile it fine.
2006-10-07 by Terry Ritz
Just trying to sort out the differences between these two ink sets. . . . Am I correct in saying that the primary difference between UT-3D and UT7 is the
2006-10-07 by Carl Schofield
Beautiful warm tone prints with no metamerism. Carl
2006-10-07 by Terry Ritz
Thank you Paul. I think the easiest scenario to try is UT7-LC since I can pick up a pre-loaded 2200 cartridge. My question is, would it be worth also getting
2006-10-07 by Steve Kale
That¹s a harsh price comparison you don¹t need the iO and you¹re foolish to buy one in Europe rather than the US (even when you live in Europe). From:
2006-10-07 by will gibson
Matti & all, I ve found the combination of the Epson R1800, native inks and Hahnemuehle Fine Art Pearl a great one, at least for my particular printer. I use
2006-10-07 by Steve Kale
But can you print while the target is drying...I don¹t think so. From: john dean Reply-To:
2006-10-07 by Matti Koskinen
hi, I think I found a good combination in printing b&w with epson r1800. For some reason, setting colour management off in photoshop and letting printer use
2006-10-07 by Steve Kale
Interesting. Someone should pass this on to Epson. I simple driver update telling the driver to fire the LLK instead of the Y would achieve the same result
2006-10-07 by Paul Roark
Igor, ... No, it s a blend. Carbon by itself is warm -- about half way to a sepia tone. ... That surprises me. The UT-FS inkset is about as archival and
2006-10-07 by Paul Roark
Manuel, You ll probably find the Epson K3 PK has a better dmax than the MIS PK. I think it makes a very good ink with the MIS inks in the other positions. On
2006-10-07 by zisskar
A relevant question to this post, is how much should a matte frame be in ralation to the size of the print? I understand that this is very subjective and also
2006-10-07 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Good morning, I am using an epson r2400 with the k4 inkset. Recently I got a few sample packs that include glossy papers. I don t usually use glossy due to bad