Epsons 220 vs 2200 ink cost
2006-09-06 by alankushnir
Does anyone have an idea about the relative ink costs for printing on a 220 vs a 2200? I am printing a large quantity of greeting cards and have both printers.
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2006-09-06 by alankushnir
Does anyone have an idea about the relative ink costs for printing on a 220 vs a 2200? I am printing a large quantity of greeting cards and have both printers.
2006-09-06 by Greg
I didn t see this posted, so I thought I would bring it over here. From a post at DPReview:
2006-09-06 by Paul Roark
What printer? The version for the 2100 is like the UT7. This may be what s happening. Paul www.PaulRoark.com _____ From:
2006-09-06 by David Whistance
Hi Clay Why not get some of the new Sepia K7 inks from Cone for the darker inks instead? Although this approach is more expensive it will make your life
2006-09-06 by keith_r_smith_99
Paul said in another thread some time ago that the Permajet Monochrome Pro ink set are very similar to UT2. I have been trying the Permajet and find that the
2006-09-06 by paulmwhiting
Paul, Elementary question here: um, where is the air inlet? Thanks! Paul ... store the
2006-09-06 by Clayton Price
Hi - I m working on a 2200 with Piezo NK7 Inks and Hahnemuhle Photo Rag. As much as I like these new inks (a lot), I preferred the Warm Black color of the
2006-09-06 by paulmwhiting
... If anything, when the original dye carts run out, I may use empty spongeless carts and base stock, or, go with pigment color carts from MIS. Is there such
2006-09-06 by Clayton Jones
Hello Paul, ... Congrats. Sounds like you re having fun. ... Even if it s not acid free material, the pure Eboni print will last a long time. If there s any
2006-09-06 by David H. Miller
Tom, very well put. I saw it today and was very excited by the quality of the prints. And finding that kitten under the bed was a shock as I knew the photo
2006-09-06 by Mick Paul
Many thanks Alan that worked perfectly. Cheers Mick ... From: Alan Kearney To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006
2006-09-06 by paulmwhiting
Make that shameless ! I neglected to mention that the file was from a scanned 7 x 10 print, on Ilford MG IV. The original negative was Tri-X @ 200 in D-76
2006-09-06 by Alan Kearney
On a PC running XP (Pro) you bring the window you want to capture to the top most layer and press Alt + PrtSc (Print Screen). Nothing will seem to happen,
2006-09-06 by robert49brake
... On a Mac with OSX you can use the Grab program in apps/utilities/grab and capture that section of the screen and save it anywhere you want. Windows must
2006-09-06 by paulmwhiting
Thanks to some fine sample prints and patient e-mails from Clayton, am off and running with BO printing. Am using the Eboni cart from MIS some Avery postcard
2006-09-06 by john dean
What I have found is about the same as Tyler. The Innova F is easier paper to adapt to than the Silver Rag, which works best with large things to me. But, I
2006-09-06 by Paul Roark
... Well, relatively cool. The 3D LK has about 2/3s the blue toner that is in EZ-N. The midtone Lab on Crane SR is (52, 1.1, 2.5). The LLK is just diluted
2006-09-05 by coastiephoto
Is it possible to copy and print the ink levels information that is displayed when printing, I thought it would be nice to put this with the carts when I bag
2006-09-05 by Joe Berndt
Hello, We used the LK and LLK from the 3-D set and warmed them up with the pure Carbon from the k4 inks. That gave us a nice range from a cool to a very warm
2006-09-05 by Paul Roark
One of the problems I ve run into with large format printers is the tone shift when my 7500 sits idle for long periods of time. Actually, the shift is even
2006-09-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Paul, ... If I was to begin using MIS LK and LLK, and LLK(Y), and wanted to keep the same resulting tone as I have with K3 inks, would I not have to dial
2006-09-05 by Clayton Jones
Good points, all. ... Great analogy! When I first got started at this I spent a very uncomfortable period until I finally accepted that ink prints had their
2006-09-05 by Tyler Boley
... silver ... look like ... carry ... if I ... photographer brings from the traditional wet darkroom to inkjet printing is valuable.... Bill, I think your
2006-09-05 by cubefarmjb
Hi Paul - Yes I used a grey scale (G2.2) 21 step strip, but I dropped the resulting text file in both the RGB and Grey scale Create ICC exe. and the Out text
2006-09-05 by Paul Roark
... So, for this you re using a grayscale file and Roy s Create ICC (not Create ICC-RGB). So, you re dealing just with grayscale, and the text file made
2006-09-05 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Bellis wrote: I don t make a conscious effort to duplicate the look of a gelatin silver print but my aesthetic sense of what any given b&w print should look
2006-09-05 by Jim Goshorn
Thanks to all who passed on their experiences and references to articles to read on the papers! Guess a tryout is due... Jim
2006-09-05 by cubefarmjb
Hi all - I have been testing Paul s LLk swap for yellow with ( -3, 20 ) and getting a nice warm-neutral print on Silver Rag that is almost dead on to what I
2006-09-05 by joaskild
Hello, I have used Da Venci, FAP and Silver rag too with Epson R800 and 9800. I think that the Silver Rag is alot better than the two otheres. The surface
2006-09-05 by Tyler Boley
... I replied to this a bot ago but it s not showing up. In fact, the Yahoo groups seem remarkably unresponsive and bogged down at ltimes lately. I hope this
2006-09-05 by Patrick Carr
... I ve had a negative impression of these papers since seeing them at the last PMA. Since all my experience is with digital output (little to non in the
2006-09-05 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... DINNNGGG!!! Mr Watson, your brand new Ford Taurus will be delivered to your home next week. What was that quote somebody famous
2006-09-05 by chipcarterdc
I have tried all 3 papers on my 9800 and 4800. In order of preference, I like Hahn. Pearl, then Innova, then Silver Rag. I agree with the author of that
2006-09-05 by Bruce Watson
... Why will they suffer? Why the comparison? Inkjet prints aren t wannabe silver gelatin prints! The two technologies have little in common. Why this
2006-09-05 by Peter De Smidt
... Luckily, at least with Epson, we have some choices. I m using MIS K4 bulk inks in my r2400, and they ve been working well. I realize that I ll probably
2006-09-05 by Jim Goshorn
... Has anyone here tried all three papers on a K3 printer? If so, are you finding the same results as the luminous landscape article? Last favorite darkroom
2006-09-05 by dgattarino
Hello Joe, I am quite curious about the inks too. Is it a propriatary dilution or daes he use a commercial inkset? Thanks, Cheers Daniela
2006-09-05 by Brian Ellis
... When I exhibit (not as often as I d like) I include older prints that were made in the darkroom and newer ink jet prints from scanned 4x5 and 8x10
2006-09-05 by will gibson
Andre, I ve not tried the Fibraprint, but I have used the Silver Rag and the Pearl. For me, the Pearl is superior and good enough to use in my part of an
2006-09-05 by Paul Roark
... It s subjective. I think the author s subjective position is clearly established by these quotes: Starting as a platinum printer in 1977, I have long
2006-09-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Andre, ... I think he makes some very good points. I m lukewarm about SR and listed it s pros and cons in my article #9b (at link below). I think SR is
2006-09-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Gil, ... I buy from Atlex too, certainly helps. I guess I figured that anyone who gets one and comes here will learn about MIS K4. Regards, Clayton Info
2006-09-05 by joaskild
Hi, I am in the procces of planning how to spry my 105 Silver rag prints in the size of 90cm by 75cm. I have acces to a compressor and think to bay a gun for
2006-09-05 by Andre
A recent article on the Luminous-Landscape site concludes that these papers are not good enough. They have that Naugahyde vinyl look.
2006-09-05 by nedbuntline2002
A company who used to be my client manufactures printer ink for inkjets. I was told by one of them how much an ounce of ink is sold for (when parsed into
2006-09-05 by studio9chik
it s true the epson 1800 doesn t print great bw using epson inks, however put some piezography k7 inks in and the 1800 shines as a bw printer at about half the
2006-09-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Joe, ... Very interesting, thanks. I ll bet he could tell some stories... I m curious as to how he approached people and got past suspicions. ... I
2006-09-05 by Paul Roark
... ... The best printer or at least best printer for the money depends on what size prints you need to make. The best relatively neutral prints I ve made
2006-09-05 by gilbert Draper
Clayton, You didn t tell Ned to mortgage his house to keep buying ink cartridgesfor the 2400. I bought one recently, very pleased with the way it functions
2006-09-05 by Joe Berndt
... Hello Clayton, I think he has been working on this for many years, some of them he shot before 2000. From what I remember he tried to visit and photograph