PS opens RGB images and displays them almost fully desaturated
2006-09-16 by siobhan mcclory
I was wondering if anyone had experienced this before and if so could guide me in the direction of correcting it. This afternoon PS started displaying RGB
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2006-09-16 by siobhan mcclory
I was wondering if anyone had experienced this before and if so could guide me in the direction of correcting it. This afternoon PS started displaying RGB
2006-09-15 by Larry Burk
... gamut ... Do you mean when using oem inks with oem rgb driver and PFP 2.0, oem inks and driver (rgb or b/w mode) , or when using rip such as QTR or
2006-09-15 by Shilesh Jani
David, How is PrintFIX PRO 2.0 different from say RGB profile using say, EyeOne? What do you mean by: Without the special profile for control of linearity,
2006-09-15 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Qimage to print to the 2400 with grayscale files, or with neutral RGB files (same thing by the time Qimage processes them), or with tinted RGB files, they
2006-09-15 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Lets see, what can I say. We all have different angles on things. I don t see any errors in either, or anything that seems intentionally glossed over. They
2006-09-15 by fredila2
I have been reading Clayton Jones article on b/w printing with the Epson 2400 and its Advanced Black/White (ABW). He prints thru Photoshop using grayscale
2006-09-15 by CDTobie@aol.com
... One doesn t have to be determined to do it on the cheap to get involved in the second category. I think I included your systems in my description, I just
2006-09-15 by Andre Moreau
In previous treads about the HP 8190 printer, C. David Tobie has done a very good job of making a point for the Canon iPF5000 printer. Maybe the list users
2006-09-15 by Wbg
Get yourself some O rings with the diameter of the material about 4.8 mm and cut out as many as you want to! Free speach!!!! (From you!) /Bosse
2006-09-15 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Since I don t have to purchase printers out of a personal entertainment budget, I lean towards the large cartridge models, so the two to compare are the
2006-09-15 by Ernst Dinkla
... Correct, I have a similar ink setup on my Epson 9000. 3 only for glossy media, 4 for mat. The strange thing is that when I print with 4: Eboni, PK, two
2006-09-15 by bwbonkers
Hi all Just got my first try of this paper and was wondering if anyone could guide me to the correct settings for a neutral print using the Epson ABW mode. For
2006-09-15 by tedbshaw
G day - I ll be visiting Brisbane for a few days and would appreciate any advice on good photo galleries - especially for B & W photos. Many thanks, Ted
2006-09-15 by tzinzunzan2006
This news is very interesting. So far I ve resisted buying the 2400 and stuck with my 2200 (loaded it with MIS Pro inks, especially PKN), partly because of the
2006-09-15 by will gibson
Hello All, As a point of interest to those in the group (and a shameless self promotion), I d like to invite anyone who gets to the San Diego area from Sept.
2006-09-14 by sagaface
Hi Diane, Just my two cents: If I were looking to print both b&w and color I d go with the Epson 2400. The Canon sounds exciting but I would be a bit nervous
2006-09-14 by Diane Fields
Well, I ve been looking at the 2400 for several months but was also hoping that the Canon A3 pig printer would come out to have choices . I understand that
2006-09-14 by H. Averbach
AND I LL REFER YOU BACK ONE OR MORE GENERATIONS . . . when he was soft petaling the Epson 870/1270 orange fade/ozone problems. I never look at his site any
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Not necessarily; if you already own a printer that you d like to devote to B& W, or if you already have one set up for it, then that may be ideal for you.
2006-09-14 by Tyler Boley
I want to say though, that he has the respect of many as being without agenda, or bias for any commercial reason. I ve heard that from several who seem to know
2006-09-14 by jessupsa
-I previously purchased a camera there without difficulty, and I just received the 2400 I ordered from them. No problems at all. Sarah -- In
2006-09-14 by Diane Fields
So--what you are saying is that I AM better off buying the newer 2400 than sticking with the 2200/RIPs, et.al. Diane ... Yes, gallery quality black and white
2006-09-14 by how786
Dear Larry, Thank you for your candor and for your humor. The line about road kill was simply hilarious. You touched upon an area I thought of but was
2006-09-14 by Tyler Boley
... out into ... same inks, and ... Third party ... David, I have to say I think you ve left out the best monochromatic printers in the country, producing
2006-09-14 by horstenj
... Thanks for the encouragement :-( ;o) ... days.) That is very good news and will most likely settle my choice for the UT-3D!! ... Since I will have to order
2006-09-14 by Walt Mucha
... I think one needs to consider the target audience for these reviews. they are generally for the amateur and not, accomplished advanced amateur/pros. In the
2006-09-14 by kraazy_larry
I am of the same opinion as you are Howard. Sometimes I re-read the review of the 2200 and ask myself just what was he looking at to say that there was no
2006-09-14 by David Meddings
Well taken Tyler, and for me his single remark about metamerism was enough for me to write this printer off. David Meddings ... from Neil ... glow to ...
2006-09-14 by Tyler Boley
... snip ... I have yet to see any review from Reichman that demands as much as an advanced worker from these producrs. Some of the reviews and work I ve seen
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... This is already the case: the RGB mode in the K3 printers and the iPF5000 already base grays on the gray inks, so all you need is methods to control the
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Yes, gallery quality black and white printing is beginning to filter out into two categories: Those willing to pay for an R2400 or above (above including
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Correct, it is a software update with a range of new features. ... Correct again: one of the workflows with PrintFIX PRO 2.0 is to allow you to tone your
2006-09-14 by Paul Roark
... That ll never end. ... Soon. Hopefully next week. (I m off to the mountains for a few days.) ... Yes. ... Yes. That should work. Have fun. Paul
2006-09-14 by Paul Roark
... There is some murmuring that the thermal heads are still more limited in their viscosity than the Epson piezo heads. I d guess the third party suppliers
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Hmmm... I wonder how long ago it was that I suggested that to HP. The beauty of the situation with the HPs is that you can swap inks, and even heads, in a
2006-09-14 by Diane Fields
Yes, that s enough to push me away from the HP. I had read Neil s review also--and his posts on the dpreview printer forum. It appears to me that its the
2006-09-14 by Diane Fields
Andre---what I m wondering about is---if one is going to 3rd party inks or 3rd party software---are we not as well off to stick with what we have? I m not
2006-09-14 by Diane Fields
I m assuming this is different from the current Printfix Pro that s available now. However, my wish is that I don t have to buy more hardware, software to
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Thats as close to a description of light grays formed from color inks as I could ask for... as noted, it doesn t keep you from printing relatively neutral
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... And where would this leave them for gloss and luster media where PK= black, and LK= medium gray? There s no third element here to print the light gray
2006-09-14 by foa208
I ve been playing since one week now with my new set of UT-R2 inks (warm) for R220. First impression is very good. I like a lot the warm tones and the
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... It means that when you move from one type of viewing light to another, the colors change color, and the grays lose neutrality. This would tend to imply
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... In order for this to work, the density of the one gray ink must be quite dark, as it has to take over from the photo black, similar to the way Espon light
2006-09-14 by Andre Moreau
Thanks David and Gary for your replies. So, like some other printers, though not all, HP color pigment b&w prints will suffer from metamerism. Well, there may
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... As I noted yesterday, double blacks may come into play for some media, but are not a replacement for two levels of gray. That must be replaced by some
2006-09-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Actually that will be exactly possible with the Canon iPF5000, Epson 2400, and other K3 printers (no answer yet on the new HPs). Thats one workflow that
2006-09-14 by Gary Udstrand
From the review: My favourite by far is the HP Smooth Fine Art. On photo media the B&W is composite only (wish this would change in a driver update) which
2006-09-14 by horstenj
I m still in mental roller coaster to decide on my printer/ink set. I m skipping my original plan to by a R220. Instead I ll outfit my 2100 with either the
2006-09-14 by keith smith
Thanks Paul and Roy for you input. I have given up on the 1290 - I could not get it to print consistently using either the curves or QTR - nozzel clogs etc. I
2006-09-14 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi All, I am putting together a fine art photography exhibition. This exhibition will run online but also physically in Australia at the Australian Academy of