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2006-09-26 by ronfmarshall
I am considering purchasing a CIS inking system to cut ink costs but I am concerned about the reliability of these systems. Would anyone who has had success or
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2006-09-26 by ronfmarshall
I am considering purchasing a CIS inking system to cut ink costs but I am concerned about the reliability of these systems. Would anyone who has had success or
2006-09-26 by sagaface
Shilesh...all your info has been most appreciated, including what you just wrote to Clayton. I would indeed love to see the SR print off the 4000...how do we
2006-09-26 by Shilesh Jani
Sara, Another note: I have a strong suspicion that if you compare Eboni prints on the same paper using 2200 and 4000 printers, they will not look alike. Yup, I
2006-09-26 by Shilesh Jani
Clayton, All of these new papers are really very good. The reason I like SR is that paper white is easier to find a suitable overmat for framing. The Hahnemule
2006-09-26 by Shilesh Jani
Sara, If I were you, I would first try the MIS PKN ink on your 2200 with Silver Rag (or others). That way you know exactly what to expect if you were to go
2006-09-26 by Carl Schofield
MIS K4 PK is warm brown or try MIS PKN (neutral/cool). I think that the warm PK works well with the creamy warm hue of silver rag. If you prefer neutral or
2006-09-26 by Ken Carney
Ernst, After I saw your post I looked up the Canon iPF 5000 on the Canon site, and it does look interesting, especially on ink cost. I would like to ask you a
2006-09-26 by Gary W. Weaver
Talk is talk, I have one BO(1270) that I m happy with. gar ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-09-26 by sagaface
Clayton, thanks for the tip about the 4000 s dither pattern...good to know. I just read your article about SR, and your concerns. So I m curious when I finally
2006-09-26 by sagaface
Hmmm....nothing in that other post for some reason. Shilesh...I haven t yet tried any of the new papers in my 2200....it s simply a $$ issue for me right now,
2006-09-26 by sagaface
2006-09-26 by Clayton Jones
Hello Shilesh, What s your take on SR paper? Are you using it regularly? I have mixed feelings about it, but am interested in any comments you might have. I
2006-09-26 by sagaface
2006-09-26 by Clayton Jones
Hello Sarah, ... Sounds like good news. FWIW, the 4000 is widely considered to be the best BO machine because of it s more random dither pattern. It s nice
2006-09-26 by Shilesh Jani
Oh, blush. Have you tried any of these papers on your 2200? With the original UC PK inks, you are likely to see more gloss differential. In spirit of full
2006-09-26 by sagaface
Shilesh...you re my hero. Thank you!!! I love BO on my 2200 but want larger prints and thought I might upgrade to the 4000 to use with those papers if
2006-09-25 by Shilesh Jani
Sarah, For you......just for you, I printed BO on Silver Rag using a 4000 loaded with 4800 K3 PK, at 2880 dpi. What would you like to know? Superb Dmax ( 2.5)
2006-09-25 by sagaface
I keep bringing this up from time to time, hoping someone has tried Black Only printing with PK and one of these papers... ...anyone? thanks, Sarah
2006-09-25 by Bob Michaels
I ve used MIS PRO in a 1280 and Epson K3 and MIS K4 in a 2400. I can see no improvement in the K3 / K4 once dialed in. Now you will need to use custom profiles
2006-09-25 by Clayton Jones
... Oops, sorry. Too quick on the Send button. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2006-09-25 by jim kitchen
Dear Hans, Out of curiosity, are you assigning Gamma to 1.8 and, or 2.2 to your image, when saving your image file in PS? Try this and see if it works... Open
2006-09-25 by lours51
I have an Epson 4000Pro with UT7 and think of switching back to colour. My only choice beside Epson Inks is Mispro. I would like to know if there is a real
2006-09-25 by Steve Holderfield
... oem ... RIP ... can be ... and ... and ... It s ... missed ... I didn t see the link info to the workflow that you mentioned. Can you re-post that link?
2006-09-25 by Clayton Jones
Hello Andy, Lots of things to cover here... ... Those must have been early statements based on it being the first oem pigment ink set with MK/PK and LK. But
2006-09-25 by sagaface
Hi Gerd, Unfortunately you can t use Eboni on these papers. You must use Photo Black. cheers, Sarah
2006-09-25 by Walt Mucha
I d look at the just announced 3800 before jumping to the 2400. Walt
2006-09-25 by Walt Mucha
... I don t see why not. This doesen t appear to be a production machine. The advantage for roll paper, besides cost, is you can print unattended. I like the
2006-09-25 by Roy Harrington
Hi Enrst, There s basically two camps that I see. One is that B&W is just a low-gamut color process. In theory its just color printing but there s more
2006-09-25 by Gary W. Weaver
David, Thanks! I had never looked at JandC s paper selection before.. gar ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-09-25 by Andy
I have looked through past comments, and most of them are fairly old at this point, so from the perspective of today - how much of an upgrade is the 2400 over
2006-09-25 by gerdmuller535
Hi out there, I just printed test patches with IJC/OPM and MIS UT7 inkset with an EPSON 2100 on a sheet of Hahnem'hle Fine Art Pearl. After drying several
2006-09-25 by Brian
... From: architekphoto Although the 3800 doesnt accept rolls of paper, isn t it possible just to get around this by cutting up a roll and feeding it manually
2006-09-25 by architekphoto
Although the 3800 doesnt accept rolls of paper, isn t it possible just to get around this by cutting up a roll and feeding it manually into the printer? Isn t
2006-09-25 by John Moody
It is very interesting to me that the dither comparison to the 4800 is green. If anyone sees output at Photokina, I would be interested to know if the green,
2006-09-25 by salongo lee
Hello, The Transitions 2006: Old School/New School exhibition is set to open on Sunday October 1st and runs thru october 29th. I ve attached links to the web
2006-09-25 by Ernst Dinkla
... On the 7800 and 9800 models it didn t take much time to get the knowledge to refill the pressurized carts. Building on the method we used to fill the
2006-09-25 by David Whistance
Gary Have you tried either J&C in the US or RetroPhotographic here in the UK? They both stock Eastern European papers, some of which, I think, were single
2006-09-25 by Paul Roark
I ll probably wait until MIS has the carts for the new printer. They have 4800, etc. carts, so I think the suppliers have figured out how to deal with the
2006-09-25 by JensGerbitz
I wonder if the fact that the new 80ml cartridges are pressurized will delay the introduction of refillable carts. Seems like a whole new ball game for 3rd
2006-09-25 by Gary W. Weaver
Thanks for the reply. I searched eBay fibre and got 7 matches this morning. Only one looked interesting to me and they didn t mention the weight. I never did
2006-09-25 by dlruckus
It s hard to argue with the concept that only the best is good enough. Unfortunately that also leads to the conclusion that yesterdays prints are always going
2006-09-25 by Steven Karafyllakis
... as this ... of the ... Paul; Are you saying that we (or at least you) will be able to put MIS inks in this right away, or do you simply intend to wait
2006-09-25 by robert49brake
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2006-09-25 by Clayton Jones
Hello Tom, ... Yes, organized by the Yale University School of Art On view at The UBS Art Gallery August 24 – November 17, 2006
2006-09-25 by Paul Roark
$1300 isn t exactly cheap, but for a 17 printer that can do as much as this one can, it looks rather good to me (especially after I sell off some of the $500+
2006-09-25 by Tom Husband
Very good point Clayton. I d be curious as to who, how and what the digital prints were printed on. Forgive my ignorance but where was the show? In NYC?
2006-09-24 by Tim Atherton
http://www.inkjetart.com/news/archive/IJN_09-26-06.html http://www.inkjetart.com/Epson_3800_Pro/
2006-09-24 by salongo lee
Hello, You could try archival artist tape by 3M it is white and comes in widths 1/4 -2 . You could also use ATG tape by 3M, it s archival and double sided. I
2006-09-24 by Andre Moreau
Very good news indeed. In direct competition with the R2400 pricewise not to mention Canon s and HP s offering. But I gotta wonder just how long Epson has had
2006-09-24 by T
Clayton, Thanks for the repsonse. I do agree with you on the points you have made. T Clayton Jones wrote: Hello T, ... This is a good point but