[Digital BW] Piezo K6 and bottles
2006-08-06 by Hans & Chia
Hello, I ve decided to load our Stylus Pro 7500 with Piezo K6 and buy it in bottles. However, when looking at the Inkjet Mall site I m getting a bit confused.
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2006-08-06 by Hans & Chia
Hello, I ve decided to load our Stylus Pro 7500 with Piezo K6 and buy it in bottles. However, when looking at the Inkjet Mall site I m getting a bit confused.
2006-08-06 by kenstrain2000
I suggest a clean break if your aim is consistent printing - the inks are not an exact match. Some of the colours are closer than others but it is likely you
2006-08-06 by Daniel Staver
Hi David, I think it uses glossy inks. With the UT7 inkset C and M can serve as glossy inks. You can try to use these curves as a starting point:
2006-08-06 by David Meddings
Hi, I ve received some samples of Hahnemuhle FAP and want to make some profiles for QTR with this paper. I m using the UT-7 inkset. One thing I m not sure of
2006-08-06 by Linda Jacobs
... Hi Johnny, I have the same setup. I replaced all at the same time for 2 reasons: 1. I didn t want to reprofile. (I dislike that particular chore.) I ran a
2006-08-06 by Rob Greer
... I ve had great success with Moab Kokopelli and K3 inks. Regards, Rob Greer http://www.robgreer.com/
2006-08-06 by john dean
You know it s interesting. When people on these inkjet lists talk about monochrome print quality, 90% they are debating dmax issues. We never did that in the
2006-08-06 by Carl Schofield
Pictorico Dualside http://www.pictorico.com/category/2-DualSide-Photo-Paper.htm ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-08-06 by Peter De Smidt
... Hi Johnny, I was recently in the same boat. In my case all of the inks except the c, m, y ran out at the same time, and so I replaced all except those.
2006-08-05 by Tyler Boley
anyone know if there are any they can recommend? Or even a semi-matte... Something for the UCK3 PK inks... Thanks, Tyler
2006-08-05 by Johnny Eades
I just bought an Epson R2400 printer and am getting to the end of the initial cartridges in verying degrees. Not all of them are running out equally as would
2006-08-05 by Peter De Smidt
I have the PrintFix Pro. Moving the sensor on the various patches and taking a reading often gives significantly different results. Hence the best way to make
2006-08-05 by dlruckus
Wow! Those #s are very instructive. If generaly true of all the similar instruments, it would seem that one needs to keep a calibrated it8 around to monitor
2006-08-05 by Paul Roark
I recently made a new profile for the 2400, UT-3D inkset, and Crane SR paper. I was curious how the ColorVision spectro and my older X-Rite DTP22 compared
2006-08-05 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Lance, The best black is the one that gives you the print quality you are trying to create. I print on a 4800 and have only run MK in it. I ONLY print on fiber
2006-08-05 by Lance Richardson
Well, since I inadvertantly started this crazy thread about initials after your name perhaps I can address some of the responses : 1) Being new to forum
2006-08-05 by Claude
... I agree that Dmax is not the be all, end all to a good print. I tried a paper that had the best Dmax of all (weird coating, so it wasn t completely matte)
2006-08-05 by Ernst Dinkla
... Paul, I usually do one or more KK2 cleanings when the printer has been idle. After that a CcMmYk pattern to get the heads in normal condition again. I
2006-08-05 by dlruckus
To the general public---somewhat. But not nearly as well as smoozing at the club or Rotary will. Regards Duane
2006-08-05 by dlruckus
Greg. Why not use most of the tubing that normaly went into the waste box as a spare length to rebuild the pump and use Tygon(or whatever is used with IV
2006-08-04 by Greg
... the ... cleaning ... Depends how you are running the purge. If you run it through QTR or another RIP that lets you go at a true 100%, then it might not be
2006-08-04 by dlruckus
Thanks Paul. Actually,it sounds very much like my problem but I ve allready gone down the maintenance kit plus dampers path and replaced all of the items you
2006-08-04 by Gary Brown
Who would not want initials? How about anyone that can see them for what they are, a sophomoric affectation. Gary Brown, WDGASwot. (if you want to
2006-08-04 by foa208
Thanks a lot Clayton, in two weeks (after my vacations) I will order the MIS inks and surely I will share my initial experience in this forum. Your and Paul s
2006-08-04 by Eric Neilsen Photo
I would say that the PPA has been struggling for years to elevate the perception of the organization from glorified camera club . There may be some merit to
2006-08-04 by Clayton Jones
Hello Fernando, ... I agree with Paul. At it s best, BO prints have at least a small amount of this dither banding, and it varies among printers. BO s
2006-08-04 by foa208
Thanks a lot Paul for sharing your experience, I will probably follow your advice and go first for the UT-R2 inkset, since most of my pics are in B&W. BO would
2006-08-04 by Paul Roark
... Would this overheating problem argue against my strategy of purging the lines by printing purge patterns as opposed to doing lots of cleaning cycles? One
2006-08-04 by Greg
... wrote: Ernst, those are indeed the old numbers. When Epson made the 9000 to 9500 conversion option, they suggested that each tech doing
2006-08-04 by ggeorgesnc
No--I did not miss your point. Your customers (the pro photographers who have not succeeded in winning) will whine. The rules for judging are very
2006-08-04 by Paul Roark
I ve found few printers that can consistently deliver a smooth BO print when there is a plain sky or other smooth type subject matter. It s not just the dots,
2006-08-04 by Mark Savoia
I think you are missing my point. I was only stating what my customers (pro photographers) were saying. The competition thing may contain better quality then
2006-08-04 by Gary W. Weaver
I m not trying to flame either, but the AMA, PPA, and all the rest are NOT above question. gar ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-08-04 by Paul Roark
Duane, ... The light ink head was not cleaning well, probably due to too a combination of factors. The parking station may not have been sealing adequately,
2006-08-04 by Mark Savoia
Lance, I was only relating what my customers have told me. It was more of a question of does adding the letters on the end of your name really work as a
2006-08-04 by Lance Richardson
Mark, The PPA has a membership of about 8,000 hard working pros, hardly a camera club! Your remarks are NOT appropriate for a serious forum addressing
2006-08-04 by ggeorgesnc
Usually those that laugh at all the initials following a photographer s name are those that cannot successfully compete against other photographers. The
2006-08-04 by Mark Savoia
I am not trying to be a wise ass, but many of the pro photographers we deal with think of these as just just glorified camera clubs that you pay dues to,
2006-08-04 by Lance Richardson
Ken, The F.Ph is an honorary Fellowship Degree in Photography awarded by the Professional Photographers of North Carolina Association. It s an earned degree
2006-08-04 by rglezmez
Hello everybody. I bought a R220 months ago and I m really satisfied. I ve been always printing on Epson Premium Glossy Paper and the results are very good. My
2006-08-04 by Ernst Dinkla
... Basically it is the same head as used for CMY in the 3000 but there have been several generations and quality control (hand picked) was also used. In order
2006-08-04 by dlruckus
Hi Paul. I m not Greg but I think I remember Ernst making a comment some time ago that the 3000 does use the same head these days. It might make sense in the
2006-08-04 by horstenj
Hi all, Thank you all for your valuable comments. It s clear to me now that I have keep my expectations on the use of a fullfledged color CMS for B&W very
2006-08-04 by dlruckus
Thanks much. No, my manual doesn t have a full listing. Instead it just has item #s and names for the component placement sheets. There were 2 different #s
2006-08-04 by Paul Roark
Greg, My 7500 is in for service also and needs that head. The service person commented that it is the same head as the 3000. Does that make any sense? Paul
2006-08-04 by Greg
... hearts ... I was almost going to add that man(kind) does not live by dmax alone in my post above, but I was being lazy.
2006-08-04 by Greg
... Part number is F055070 for both heads. This is the latest updated number that I ve been able to find. Last time I checked, Vance Baldwin had them in stock,
2006-08-04 by dlruckus
Hi. Can anyone tell me the current part# for the lc/lm/y print head for the 7000/7500/9000/9500 machines. I need to order one and my manual doesn t give the #s
2006-08-04 by Ken Carney
Lance, Just curious and forgive my ignorance, but I was wondering what the designations F.Ph. and CPP were and how one obtains them. The Kodak gallery award
2006-08-04 by salongo lee
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