Re: [Digital BW] Printer Choice?
2006-09-05 by Peter De Smidt
... I d recommend it because it does a very good job with both color and bw right out of the box. It has long lasting pigment inks, and MIS K4 inks work in
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2006-09-05 by Peter De Smidt
... I d recommend it because it does a very good job with both color and bw right out of the box. It has long lasting pigment inks, and MIS K4 inks work in
2006-09-04 by Clayton Jones
... Wow, what a brilliant show. The portraits are beautifully done and no doubt printed to the same standard. What a cast of characters! I wonder how far
2006-09-04 by Peter De Smidt
... Epson R2400.
2006-09-04 by Clayton Jones
Hello Ned, ... Some other thoughts in addition to everything Peter said abut the 2400 (which I 2nd). It s normal retail cost is $849 so unless you find a sale
2006-09-04 by jbowhaus
Hello All, If anyone is in the LA area I welcome you to check out; http://www.faheykleingallery.com/featured_artists/laita/laita_frames.htm Mark Laita has a
2006-09-04 by nedbuntline2002
... Why would you recommend it? (I have peeked at it).
2006-09-04 by nedbuntline2002
Okay, you ve probably had this one a zillion times already. Here s zillion-and-one: I m in the market for a good photo printer. I d like to spend less than
2006-09-04 by Paul Roark
Yes, the UT-3D Silver Rag curves use the M and C to make the 100% black. The black spot, usually occupied by Eboni, is not used. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-09-04 by edrudolpho
Paul, the Silver Rag curves for your UT-3D set; do they omit the K? Ed
2006-09-04 by TK Thompson
Joachim, I am using the regular 400 ml aerosol spray cans. I have not sprayed prints the size you mentioned – only done 13”x19” to date. I place the
2006-09-03 by Louis de Stoutz
Hi Richard, Your statement about Miles is a bit extreme, but I agree. Counting all LPs and CDs I have of him, there must be around 100. (This is without
2006-09-03 by john dean
The portrait of your father is really nicely done. john
2006-09-03 by joaskild
Hi, Intresting information. I liked to ask you in what way you spry your prints with primmer Art sheild. I am looking for the best sulution how to spry 105
2006-09-03 by TK Thompson
A while back I reported on tests of various coatings for Innova F- Type Gloss Ultrasmooth paper. The prints were made on an Epson 2400 with stock Epson K3
2006-09-02 by Scott Jones
Greatly enjoyed your entire site, especially the portraits. Navigation and layout was clean and easy. Perhaps too many of the town pictures and editing to a
2006-09-02 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I m a longtime lurker and occasional poster from New Zealand. I do apologise for posting a message not directly related to printing, but a few weeks back I
2006-09-02 by Paul Roark
Dave, ... When you give up on Lyson, consider the MIS FS or FSN inks. I don t have a 2000P, but a local loaned me one to set up with these inks, and it turned
2006-09-02 by Paul Roark
... I also rinse the ink off the outlet with a syringe I keep full of water. Then I tape the outlet. For really long storage I tape the air inlet -- only
2006-09-02 by Paul Roark
Premier Art Hot Press 205 (see http://www.atlex.com/premier/fine-art-205.htm) is one of my favorite matte papers, in part because it is OBA-free, does well on
2006-09-02 by Paul Roark
Sari, ... The MIS UT-FS and FSN inks are PiezoBW clone inks. I ve never had a 1200. There may be some 1200 curves, etc. out there for the old, original MIS VM
2006-09-02 by pettorosso
Yes, I saw that rip but Ididn t see any profile for epson 1200 do you think it drives my epson 1200? i ll use it on a intel based macbook Thank you. sari ...
2006-09-02 by jkohn_home
... , Phill Potter ... rolls for this printer? ... Exim Vaios (http://www.eximvaios.com
2006-09-01 by Phill Potter
... I will look into that. Not having the time to check out all the many papers available, I tend to stick with a slect few and mainly Epson. Enhanced matte is
2006-09-01 by Keith R.
... rolls for this printer? ... Have you looked at Hawk Mountain papers? I sent for their swatch book (free) and found what I was looking for with HM. Check
2006-09-01 by Phill Potter
... these ... Thanks again Will. IMy plan is to purchase a wide roll of EHM and cut it down to 13 inches. Phill
2006-09-01 by will gibson
Phil, The only reason my method works for me is that the roll is 17 wide and I cut it to 13 strips. In reality, the only reason I need to flatten mine
2006-09-01 by Walt Mucha
You might want to try Quadtone RIP. It s a free download and $50 if you like it. Walt
2006-09-01 by Phill Potter
... Will Many of our images are of the 10 to 12 inch by 25 to 40 inch. I presume I could cut these sheets as needed, perhaps a couple of days ahead. Do they
2006-09-01 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Hi Ted Welcome, it s good to find another Queenslander here! I am happy with IMatch -- see www.photools.com -- but your requirements may be different from
2006-09-01 by pettorosso
Hello. I ve used piezography Icc my old epson 1200 and ,exept the high price of the inks, everythings worked fine and the prints are beautiful. Now, I m
2006-09-01 by Ted Shaw
G day - I m working for a regional museum in Central Queensland and would like some advice on a software application that would provide thumbnails for a large
2006-09-01 by Kip Babington
Thanks, Paul. It looks like the Russian utilities can reset all the ink cartridge chips (unnecessary with the auto-resetting chips that come in the MIS CIS
2006-09-01 by Paul Roark
... The Russian utilities can probably reset the counter. Do a Google for it. My C86 continued for a long time after I reset it. ... The C88 will do that, I
2006-09-01 by morryb2000
Hi Group, This message will display my ignorance but I need some help. I am using BO for my B&W printing on my R220 and enjoying the results. I just got my
2006-08-31 by David Keenan
Based on recent comments and feedback, my photo site has been streamlined and simplified. Anyone with some time, please take a look and let me know what you
2006-08-31 by Kip Babington
I ve been happily using a C84 fed with MIS EZ inks through a CIS for about 2 years now. I have just received the parts are nearing the end of their service
2006-08-31 by wwodets
Ernst, I agree that it is the level of illumination for both screen and viewing that is critical, not the temperature. I have stayed with D50 for reasons
2006-08-31 by will gibson
Phil, I have a R1800 which is also a 13 inch wide machine. My approach is to buy 17 inch rolls and cut off sheets 13 inch wide. I don t shoot in the 2x3 format
2006-08-31 by Ernst Dinkla
I m afraid it isn t a good idea to switch the total standard (booth and monitor) to D65 to overcome limitations in monitors or for any other reason. If
2006-08-31 by Jon Cone
D50 has long been the standard in viewing booths because humans (on average) perceive equal amounts of RGB light as neutral and are better at comparing color
2006-08-31 by joaskild
Thank you for you answeres, I did now calibrate the screen to D50 and the result was very yellow. My screen has a max lightnes of 75 on D50 wich I was told is
2006-08-31 by AdventureCam Photo
Dave, Contact me off list, and I will put you in touch with the right people at Lyson. Michael J. Pach AdventureCam Photo 719-260-6637
2006-08-30 by Clayton Jones
Hello John, ... Wow! That s one of the most descriptive phrases I ver read in a long time. Very nice piece of wordsmithing. I ll have to remember that one
2006-08-30 by John Custodio
Thanks, Paul, for that information. -John ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam
2006-08-30 by David Miller
Solved the problem today with the help of Dustin at Photofile. Turns out the ink position for the 2000P is different, and the blue one had the curve for the lt
2006-08-30 by Paul Roark
... The blueness is probably the same issue that is plaguing the 3D inkset. I just received a new beta batch today for testing. The main problem I found is
2006-08-30 by wharfwalker
I ve had a good experience with qtr and an Epson 4000. I have now changed to an SP7800 and cannot get a print out of it. Nor can I find any instructions in the
2006-08-30 by John Custodio
I also have found the MIS FSN inks now to be useless. From my post of June 3, 2006: Epson 4000, FSN C, M, Y on the left side, FS C, M, Y on the right side (in
2006-08-30 by James Haney
I have used Rex Art before as well. Both they and Blick are about 13.00 a can. James ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-08-30 by Steve Kale
Agreed. The eye will be much more affected by large differences in presentation of mid-tones than a whitepoint setting. Need more information on workflow to