[Digital BW] Re: Paul's ICC profiles & r220
2006-08-23 by chriskjezp
... To make sure I understand: I need to keep the density the same for the ICCs to work well with other driver settings. That means if I want a warmer print,
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2006-08-23 by chriskjezp
... To make sure I understand: I need to keep the density the same for the ICCs to work well with other driver settings. That means if I want a warmer print,
2006-08-23 by John Vitollo
... It s a LCD but it runs on the VGA analogue signal, not the superior DVI digital signal.
2006-08-23 by Paul Roark
That message was not the one I had in mind. There is also at least one UC-based formula out there, I believe. With the advent of the LLK, we can probably make
2006-08-23 by Paul Roark
... ICCs were made with specific driver settings. They work best if the driver acts the same with respect to print density as when the ICC was made. Some
2006-08-23 by Paul Roark
... The intent of the EZ systems -- the C86/88 and R2 for 220 and others -- was to allow monotone ICCs, curves, or slider adjustments that would control any
2006-08-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Brian, ... One advantage of b) is that if you ever have to send it for repair or return, or swap it in an upgrade plan, you can put those carts back in
2006-08-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bob, ... That s exactly right, and there s nothing wrong about that approach. You hit upon a combination that works for you. But it might not work for
2006-08-23 by Steven Karafyllakis
Greetings to all from the land of Ouzo At this point I ve owned 2 each of the above printers: an R200, R220, and an R300 & R340. I had initially assumed when I
2006-08-23 by bvalente
Hi all, I am looking for the common wisdom on replacing ink cartridges on my 2400 that aren t yet empty. I just received my set of UT-3D inks (all cartriges)
2006-08-23 by Craig Roberts
You may find the model number on the back of the monitor. You could then look up the specs on the Dell website s support pages. I also have an older Dell flat
2006-08-23 by Mark Savoia
Don t go by the numbers only, check the dates of the firmware releases. Epson for some reason does not have a logical numbering system. You might already have
2006-08-23 by Mark Savoia
We all went through this on the Epson group a while back. It s Adobe and Apple having a pissing contest on who will fix the issue. As long as it works. Glad we
2006-08-23 by joaskild
I have a epson 9800 and notised there is a newer firmwere than I have. (i have SWO1761.800) the new one is SWO1965. I have calibrated the printer well and are
2006-08-23 by joaskild
Just for the record, I did try to put the memory to 30% and vola it prints easely a big print of 110cm x 90cm 360dpi! Thanks agen Joakim
2006-08-23 by brian skipper
I can t speak to the color calibration but if your monitor is more than a 3 or 4 thick it definitely is not an LCD.
2006-08-23 by Mark Savoia
It is a LCD but not a digital LCD.
2006-08-23 by how786
Yes. I ve had the same problem. I will never use the paper again. It ultimately blocks the feed mechanism on my 220, 2200 and also my 2400. I say ultimately
2006-08-23 by Chris Ellis
Chris I print on PhotoRag 308 with the r220. You have to help the paper through by resting your hand on its top edge as the printer pulls it from the feeder.
2006-08-23 by Roger
It will feed, but might drive you batty. You need to support it as it goes in, but not push it so hard that it passes through all the way. Sometimes I get it
2006-08-23 by dlruckus
Daniela. Try Message #23225. It refers to a UC based Quad formula from Paul. Regards Duane
2006-08-23 by Stephen Castello
On Wed, 23 Aug 2006 01:53:17 -0000, coneyislandjim had a flock of green cheek conures squawk ... An LCD monitor is only an inch or
2006-08-23 by coneyislandjim
I have a Dell 17 inch flat panal analog monitor. That is what Dell calls it in my paperwork. Am I correct that this is not LCD? Do I calibrate this with Huey
2006-08-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Chris, ... Nudging too hard. Have to find just the right amount. I ve found it helps to bend a small amount of curl in the leading edge. Regards,
2006-08-23 by mkirschner
... even tried giving it a little ... Chris, I m not sure if this will work on your R220, but here s how I do it on the C86. I bend the paper slightly away
2006-08-22 by Bob Michaels
Clayton, I certainly defer to you. I remember discussing the original concept while you were writing the articles. Based on your thoughts, I hit upon the
2006-08-22 by chriskjezp
I got Paul s sample paper pack from inksupply.com, and I m making several prints on different papers. All of them work fine... except for Photo Rag. The
2006-08-22 by chriskjezp
... Today I ve been trying a mixture of Paul and Clayton s method. I m using Paul s ICC profile, but then manipulating the slider to cool or warm the print.
2006-08-22 by antoinedese
A very green newbie here, with a 220. I ve read the material on the MIS web site regarding ink compatability, but I m still unclear on just what needs to be
2006-08-22 by Steve Gledhill
I think I m the Steve you refer to ... ! None that I can see. Once you re above about 300ppi (I now use 360ppi) you re beyond what I believe the eye can
2006-08-22 by Kevin
With my Dot Gain 20% image I almost always printed at Dot Gain 15% on the back end to get a better match. Also, make sure to uncheck high speed . I most
2006-08-22 by Bruce Watson
... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/message/79201 Asked and answered already, in this thread. -- Bruce Watson / /
2006-08-22 by chriskjezp
Steve, I did read the other thread you mentioned and found it very helpful. My question, as a newbie, is: is there any significant advantage to using 720, 480,
2006-08-22 by Clayton Jones
Mo, ... I have never used one of those devices, so I can t comment on that. All I ve ever done is run the Adobe gamma program (and never needed to change
2006-08-22 by mowens
I m starting to think it is the monitor too. If my RBG is 0,0,0 then I know it will be the area that prints absolute black. But the image as a whole may
2006-08-22 by chriskjezp
I have found that using Paul s ICC profiles for the r220 produce very pleasing results. Is there any way to alter the toning from neutral to cool or warm using
2006-08-22 by Tyler Boley
... are...green. That was a troublesome inkset for many. I have about 50 finished matted prints here made from them that, believe it or not, are still just
2006-08-22 by Paul Roark
Daniela, It was on this list, but I don t know the message #. I did the exercise fairly early to be sure there was an alternative to MIS pigments in case
2006-08-22 by dgattarino
... inks. ... of the ... Hello Paul, where did you publish the formulas you mentioned in your post? I am doing several experiments myself and like to compare
2006-08-22 by paulmwhiting
Oops... make that www.dpreview.com
2006-08-22 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mo, ... Bob s question got me thinking...wondering if maybe your system is working properly, but perhaps something such as the particular
2006-08-22 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bob, ... Yep, too late at night I guess. Same As Source for the printer (or back end ) profile is the key that makes that workflow so easy. It ensures
2006-08-22 by horstenj
Hi Daniel, Thanks! I checked out their website and that looks very attractive. I m very interested to learn about your experience. Keep me posted. Joost
2006-08-22 by horstenj
Hi Daniel, Thanks! I checked out their website and that looks very attractive. I m very interested to learn about your experience. Keep me posted. Joost
2006-08-22 by Daniel Staver
Mandev in the UK sells spongeless cartridges for the 2100. Contact les@mandev.co.uk for information. I m about to try the CIS using these cartridges now, I ll
2006-08-22 by horstenj
Hi all, As I posted earlier I ve been planning to dedicate a R220 for B&W, next to my 2100 for color prints. But what s still bugging me is the lack of A3
2006-08-22 by joaskild
Thanks for your good advice, I shall try them now! Greatings Joakim
2006-08-22 by Eric Neilsen
Ken, I was not a person in charge of ink buying at a studio that was invested in Cone Ink and software, but a user. The earlier Cone archival inks did indeed
2006-08-22 by Bob Michaels
Isn t profile - same as source the problem? If working on a file that is DG20%, won t something like DG 10% as a printer profile be needed to match monitor
2006-08-22 by Ken Carney
Tyler, This is very interesting. I have some old Cone prints that are...green. I think the idea was that they were to emulate bromide papers but, they were
2006-08-22 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mo, ... Well I was just searching for any clues. Everything sounds fine, no red flags. Does the 1280 driver have an ink density setting of any sort?