HP Photosmart Pro B9180 review at LL
2006-09-13 by andre1moreau
Michael Reichmann has just written a review of the A3+ HP9180 pigment ink printer. 8 inks carts holding 27ml of ink each compare to 17ml of the R2400. It also
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2006-09-13 by andre1moreau
Michael Reichmann has just written a review of the A3+ HP9180 pigment ink printer. 8 inks carts holding 27ml of ink each compare to 17ml of the R2400. It also
2006-09-13 by S G
Tim s post showed me where it was: I m going from memory, as I don t have it on this computer, but - if printing from PS (windows), when the printer dialogue
2006-09-12 by FRD
Thank you all for your knowledgeable responses. Your reputations certainly precede you as I discovered going through all the linked sources. I think I¹ll
2006-09-12 by Ernst Dinkla
... In practice it will not bring much quality difference with today s printers. But the verdict on the new Canon models isn t ready yet. Epson brings new
2006-09-12 by Olivier
... Ernst, would you mind explaining a bit. I would eventually see a theoretical advantage in a 16b dithering, but in practice I m not sure this would
2006-09-12 by Ernst Dinkla
... Gutenprint used to be called Gimp-Print in earlier versions, the last was also available in Mac OS-X versions as it was a substitute for the lacking OS-X
2006-09-12 by Paul Roark
As the one who designed the MIS UT-3D, I naturally have a bias in that direction. It is a very flexible approach. See
2006-09-12 by Olivier
... valleys, but ... curve ... Don t get me wrong, it is the final total linearized ink usage curve that should be +/- smooth. When you look at the separate
2006-09-12 by Gary W. Weaver
Gutenprint is a PostScript thingy that is available for Windows and possibly other OS. Linux is more standard than Windows, BTW. gar ... From:
2006-09-12 by Gary W. Weaver
Thank you very much! My first curvers looked like a mountain range and this one had valleys, but I didn t understand that the curve should be smooth or what
2006-09-12 by Tim Atherton
... the ... See my earlier post (or check the Users Manual - p99... the Epson PDF won t let me cut and paste)
2006-09-12 by David Whistance
Brian I m using the R800 (which I believe uses the same printhead and cartridges) with Neutral K7 inks and I ve been very impressed with the quality it
2006-09-12 by Daniel Staver
Last time I checked Gutenprint had very good control over the inks. You should be able to print black-only and choose between a variety of dithering types.
2006-09-12 by Mark Savoia
Oh don t tease. What, what? Mark
2006-09-12 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I m sure that 2400 gray inksets will be available, but there are already three levels of gray in this printer, and its capable of gallery quality B&W
2006-09-12 by Mark Savoia
Why fight it? Why not use a standard operating system, Windows or Mac? Mark
2006-09-12 by studio9chik
consider the 1800 with piezography k7 inks. the printer is almost half the price of the 2400 which leaves you with a few hundred dollars to put toward inks!
2006-09-12 by studio9chik
that s is exactly the setup i use and it works beautifully. the only issue that remains for me is making images that are worth printing since i can t blame
2006-09-12 by skippy13312000
Anyone out there had any experience with a setup like this? I just happen to have access to an R1800 right now from a friend who moved to japan for a year and
2006-09-12 by crosslink770
Hi All, I m new to digital printing and am researching options before buying my first printer. I think I would be interested in trying black-only printing
2006-09-12 by Mark Savoia
Check out http://www.inkjetmall.com Neutral K7 inks for 2400 (coming Sept 21st). Mark
2006-09-12 by studio9chik
2006-09-12 by craig
Im in the need for a new printer (have been without one for quite some time) and only do B&W printing. Where I live, the Epson 2200 is no longer available, new
2006-09-12 by Olivier
... From what I can see : - Boost is set too high, overspraying K. You want boost to be 110- 115% of Default Ink Limit thus around 77-80% in your case. - All
2006-09-12 by jkohn_home
... settings in xp :) I m curious what setting you re referring to? Aside from chooosing the paper source and media type I ve not seen any separate thickness
2006-09-12 by Paul Roark
... The lack of a yellow limits only the warm side. There, however, I ve printed a very nice warm with ABW settings (30, 68). On Crane Silver Rag, this
2006-09-12 by Ken Carney
B&H has it in stock for $6.49. I have meant to try it for some time. As I recall, this is the film Tom Millea went to when Polaroid 35mm instant was
2006-09-12 by S G
i found the thick paper setting. thanks. worse than finding dialup settings in xp :) the stiffness yes, that could be part of the equation when dealing with
2006-09-12 by Paul Roark
... Many of the mat sprays lower the dmax even on glossy paper. I tried a beta version of one that had a nice luster finish, but it yellowed in a fade test.
2006-09-11 by mxgo95747
... With the LLK or EZ- W in the Y position, can you print cool, neutral, or warm tones? As a matter of interest I was looking at some 8.5 by 11 prints that I
2006-09-11 by Paul Roark
... There are several options here. I ve mentioned MIS LLK, standard light carbon (LC), and EZ-W as light carbon inks that I think allow the 2400 to print
2006-09-11 by Gary W. Weaver
Hello all, I tried posting this on another Group with no success. I am missing something in understanding the curves setup and I wonder if someone can spot my
2006-09-11 by Gary W. Weaver
Hello, I have a hard time with the sprays. I got some craft store universal glaze that is alright but has a shine. Can a matt glass overcome this? I plan to
2006-09-11 by sburger104@aol.com
Frank, I agree with Clayton. I would start by using and understanding their software. It works very well. Once you see what the printer can do, then you can
2006-09-11 by FRD
Steve, I m in the Boston area. I can give some good recs for camera stores. Not sure what their paper stock is like, but I can tell you the ones that generally
2006-09-11 by Steve Taylor
I m in the UK and have just taken delivery of the fist box of crane silver rag, and on first impressions it s an epiphany. It really does have the feel of
2006-09-11 by Clayton Jones
Hello Frank, ... The Epson driver in ABW mode does an excellent job. There is an article (#9 at the link below) which outlines an easy workflow for getting
2006-09-11 by jkohn_home
... sufficient. ... I ve had my R2400 since January, using OEM inks. It s a great printer. The canned profiles from Epson are pretty good if you re using their
2006-09-11 by FRD
Paul, Can you recommend a site/store that would sell the light ink, carbon? Thanks much... ... -- [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-09-11 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Dear List- I hope I m not stretching list etiquette too far by announcing the publication of my book, The Photographer s Guide to the Digital Darkroom
2006-09-11 by Paul Roark
Yes, I think the spray would help protect the prints. Paul www.PaulRoark.com _____ From:
2006-09-11 by Paul Roark
... For full color you d need to put the yellow cart back in. Whether swapping a single cart is worth the effort is too individual for me to answer. ... Then
2006-09-11 by roleiman
Paul, thanks for the info. You credit this stuff as a treatment for bronzing. With the K3 inks on CSR I have not seen any troubling amount of bronzing. Quite a
2006-09-11 by FRD
Paul, Thanks for the quick reply. My questions to your response: -²So, while it s slightly more work, I like replacing the yellow cart with one that has
2006-09-11 by Paul Roark
I like Premier Art Print Shield for glossy papers, including Crane Silver Rag - although that paper needs it much less than most of the others. This
2006-09-11 by roleiman
Pardon the newbie question but I am a newbie to these products. I print primarily color images on an Epson 7800, and almost exclusively on Crane Silver Rag
2006-09-11 by Paul Roark
Welcome to the group. ... Many just use the Advanced B&W mode of the driver. The main thing I don t like about that approach is that it uses too much color.
2006-09-11 by Paul Roark
Alan, I m not sure I m being responsive, but in B&W LM and LC are used to offset the warmth of the LK and LLK. The K3 LK and LLK are more neutral than the
2006-09-11 by Paul Roark
... Good question. LLK and 3D/UT7-LC work well. I m going to try EZ-W also. The higher the density the better as long as the dots don t show. I m afraid LK
2006-09-11 by Alan Kearney
Sorry if this is off topic but I m about to order a 2400 and will use K3 inks for a while. I know my old 4000 used more light Cyan + light Magenta that most