yellowing papers
2006-08-16 by gochatunbdotca
Clayton on the yellowing of Epson Enhanced Matt: Yes, this is well established. It is not an acid free paper. While acid in paper is unquestionably
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2006-08-16 by gochatunbdotca
Clayton on the yellowing of Epson Enhanced Matt: Yes, this is well established. It is not an acid free paper. While acid in paper is unquestionably
2006-08-16 by David Whistance
Simon Are you sure that you have set up the print properly in print preview using the landscape/portrait buttons? I have no problem doing panorama s from my
2006-08-16 by simonrcameron
I have read that most small Epson printers can print larger than A4/letter size(sorry I am British). I have an Epson R220 and have tried creating a custom page
2006-08-16 by Bob Marsolais
I just posted my first B&W image from the Golden Trout Wilderness Photography Workshop on my blog page. The address is: marsophoto.blogspot.com Make sure you
2006-08-16 by Eric Neilsen
I have known about the yellowing problem for years. I didn t get into the specific pH issues, but knew to stay away from it for final prints. I thought that I
2006-08-16 by Clayton Jones
Hello Eric, ... Yes, this is well established. It is not an acid free paper. If you have some interest in this, just reading all of this thread will touch on
2006-08-16 by bvalente
Hi Chris - I can t speak for if anything favors B&W vs. color - I have a similar monitor (Sony 21 ) and use/recommend Monaco Optipix for monitor calibration.
2006-08-16 by Greg
... yellowing ... This is the spectral response of EEM paper white after about 2 weeks exposure to sun. It gets more yellow as it gets older.
2006-08-16 by Eric Neilsen
Clayton, I may be missing some of this thread, but are you seeing yellowing of EEM? Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street Suite 9 Dallas, TX 75226
2006-08-16 by Kevin
Thanks for the Clarification.
2006-08-16 by Kevin
Thanks Clayton I ve used a box of the Dourian, and you are right...the dmax was better. But printing 50+ images per month! That s a minimum $63.00 for a Box of
2006-08-15 by Paul Roark
Kevin, The standard readouts from densitometers and spectrophotometers are density or Lab lightness readings. I don t know how Clayton s ratings compare. My
2006-08-15 by Clayton Jones
Kevin, ... As explained in the article, that grading system is relative. It s purpose is to give a general idea how the various papers compare with each
2006-08-15 by Clayton Jones
Hello Kevin, ... These are valid points, but there are some other things you might want to consider. The contrast and density curves of EEM are close to what
2006-08-15 by Richard Orban
Thank-you so much for your kind comments and offer. I have the domain: ShortRunArtPrinting.com, but I don t have the digital press yet. And, believe you me,
2006-08-15 by Richard Orban
Yes, the copyrights passed to Jennifer after her parents death. And, although my own father was a professional photographer (commercial), and I pursued
2006-08-15 by chriskjezp
I just received my r220 and MIS UT-R2 inkset. After installing the inks, the red ink light is still lit up. I pressed the ink button to charge the ink as
2006-08-15 by Clayton Jones
Hello Richard, ... I really like his work. I stumbled on your web site last winter and spent a good deal of time there late at night. So many outstanding
2006-08-15 by Kevin
Per Clayton Jones, the Dmax is d4 http://www.cjcom.net/articles/digiprn5.htm ... discard ... a lot
2006-08-15 by Paul Roark
I m not familiar with that paper. I get a lot of paper samples and discard those that don t reach a dmax of 1.6. That, unfortunately, includes a lot of
2006-08-15 by Kevin
OK, thank you. What do you think of Red River Aurora Art (white & natural)papers? These are economical enough that I could use it for proofing, too. ... free.
2006-08-15 by Paul Roark
Premier Matte rolls are about the same price as EEM, and it s acid free. On some printers it actually matches H. Photo Rag dmax. See
2006-08-15 by Kevin
Very interesting, indeed. Does Jennifer still maintain the rights to the photographs? Also, do you do your own photography and priting outside the business? If
2006-08-15 by Kevin
Hey Bob I might give Hawk Mountain a try as soon as I ve saved some money and actually use up my current batch of paper. I ve dropped a significant amount of
2006-08-15 by Richard Orban
Hi - Our website is www.AAubreyBodine.com. We sell note cards, matted note cards, and reprints of any of the A. Aubrey Bodine photographs in our collection
2006-08-15 by cab938
I m thinking of buying a spyder or other hardware calibration tool. I m currently running a Dell 2007FP monitor with a epson 1280 with UT2 inkset, using a
2006-08-15 by Kevin
What, specifically, are you doing for the retail business? Is this original photography, or are you just printing for them? ... notice ... EUS ... try ... all
2006-08-15 by Richard Orban
It seems to me that EEM just turns as yellow (or cream color) as Epson UltraSmooth is to start with. The only problem is when I try to ship prints from
2006-08-15 by archivalinkjet
Hi there, I am moving and will give away my Epson 1280, white, and an almost full roll of Intelicoats Luster 36 Photo paper, approx 80 left. I live in
2006-08-15 by Bob Marsolais
Has anyone tried Hawk Mountains s papers? They are 100% cotton and acid-free. Clayton identified three of their papers as category A papers. I just printed
2006-08-15 by Carl Schofield
I added a split toning action to the Hueblending action set that can be used as an alternative to blending. Starting with a grayscale image, the SplitToning
2006-08-15 by Carl Schofield
Yes, when I first made the action I was only using warm and cool profiles, hence the default layer names. You can readily tell which layer is which by simply
2006-08-15 by zisskar
... Hello Carl, I downloaded your hueblender action and tried it in couple of photographs so far, thank you for making it public, just clarify some points for
2006-08-15 by Paul Roark
I don t have a C86 set up any more. So, you ll have to experiment and see what works. See my recommendations at
2006-08-15 by bruce cohen
Thank you. I will see how much I can hold out. I have a 2200 currently. Bruce Stephen M Martin wrote: If you can wait until
2006-08-15 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mike, ... Welcome to the forum and glad you re off to a good start. ... There may be a misunderstanding here. If you re using the MIS R2 inks then there
2006-08-15 by bob
a c-86 with the EZ warmtone In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Paul Roark
2006-08-15 by Paul Roark
I d have to know what inkset and printer. In general, I start with the Premium Semigloss settings and curves. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-08-15 by john dean
You question is good. I don t know of a lot of inexpensive quality papers out there. I ve settled on Innova Smooth Cotton for matte work. It is 100% rag and
2006-08-15 by bob
... settings with this paper? I d assume I d be able to figure it out eventually, however its kinda expensive!
2006-08-15 by Paul Roark
Photo black. _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of bob Sent: Monday,
2006-08-15 by bob
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2006-08-15 by Kevin
tonight i tried some Aurora test color image using Epson EEM profile instead of the Red River profile for Aurora, and it actually printed w/ slightly richer,
2006-08-15 by Eric Neilsen
Kevin, I use polar matte as a proofing paper. I have made calendars with it and while that looked quite nice, I hardly expect to see them framed on someone s
2006-08-15 by mbutler355
Hi all, I m a newbie to the forum and to digital printing. Hope you ll be patient with me. Just got an Epson r220 and the variable tone inkset from MIS (as
2006-08-15 by Kevin
Eric Are you using the Polar Matte for proofing or some good stuff too? I ve used the Polar Matte in the past and I thought it was good, too. Have you ever
2006-08-15 by Doug Fisher
... only good for 3 months from date of issue.
2006-08-15 by Tom OConnell
Summer special ... still have one space for the August exchange... please email me offline if interested. cheers, Tom O Connell
2006-08-15 by Eric Neilsen
I had a new customer come in to my shop today that had wanted his prints on that very BAD paper. I explained that I don t use it for this very reason; IT
2006-08-15 by dlruckus
That is also my experience. It occured in only 3-4 days on EEM that had been partly covered by other paper. You could see a distinct edge between where it was