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2006-06-09 by Paul Roark
... I ve also noticed that with such prints spread out on my desk, but in better display and lighting conditions the 2.2 dmax black makes the 1.7 look gray.
2006-06-09 by mxgo95747
... Did I screw that up, it should be 2.401 ( from your message: FibaPrintGloss C) 2.374 M) 1.943 Y) 1.797 K) 2.401). ... Thanks, that is the input that I was
2006-06-09 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... papers, I just wanted see ... Wow! 2.94!!! Sorry, probably meant 2.294... Anyway, these differences may possibly be seen by
2006-06-09 by Paul Roark
My post was probably a bit obtuse unless you ve used one of the B&W workflows that use Photoshop image adjustment curves to control the inks. However, the
2006-06-09 by Shilesh Jani
Paul, With proper control of OEM K3 PK ink limits, ~2.5 can be achieved on Silver Rag and Fiba Gloss (Don t know about Hahn PFA) without resorting to dyes. My
2006-06-09 by mxgo95747
... More, for what it s worth. Max densities, 9800, RIP, PK SilverRag- C) 2.389 M) 1.942 Y) 1.681 K) 2.294 FibaPrintGloss C) 2.374 M) 1.943 Y) 1.797 K) 2.401
2006-06-09 by premeallulu
Thanks Jorge- VPC seems like an expensive way to go, so I ll hold out for a mac solution a little while longer. Thanks for letting me know about this option
2006-06-09 by John Vitollo
... Maybe Michael Reichmann read your post: To that end I made prints on an Epson 4800 using the Imageprint RIP and Phatte Black ink system, and also the
2006-06-09 by Paul Roark
... With UT-3D and the 2-grays black generation, using the Epson drivers I m getting in the 2.2-2.3 range with Crane Silver Rag and Innova F-Type. I don t
2006-06-09 by Tyler Boley
... I got it Jimmy, see message number 77639 Tyler
2006-06-08 by Tyler Boley
... as to Dmax and His dmax results are lower than my measurements, but this depends so much on what driver or RIP was used and what associated settings may
2006-06-08 by Jim Doyle
All Three Papers I Have readings for all are over 2. with PK ink on the Epson..I’ll dig up the exact numbers if you want.. Jim Doyle J. Doyle Enterprises LLC
2006-06-08 by Brian Chapman
Hey, Using the epson driver (and the R220 in my case), is there a list of paper types that is ordered from highest to lowest ink load? Thanks, Brian
2006-06-08 by Brian Chapman
Jim, Just for my own benefit, you find the dmax low compared to what? Thanks, Brian http://www.brianchapmanphotography.com ... Gloss ... is low. I ... findings
2006-06-08 by edrudolpho
I agree with the luminous-landscape review that the Innova Fiba Gloss F is a cool, meaning on the blue side, paper. I also agree that it is in many ways very
2006-06-08 by Jim Doyle
Agreed I find all of them low.. Jim Doyle J. Doyle Enterprises LLC 114 Old Orchard Rd Cherry Hill NJ 08003 856-424-8660 HYPERLINK
2006-06-08 by elwood@wsnconsult.com
Based on many comments by others I think the DMax for Silver Rag is low. I now have a roll so I will make my own measurements and report my findings Woody
2006-06-08 by mxgo95747
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/new/index.shtml The Luminous-Landscape comparison of the three papers. Any comments as to Dmax and etc? Martin
2006-06-08 by Tim Timmermans
... sign, and ... printers, a ... It s a pretty new printer. Probably less than 40 - 50 prints run through it. Why would the ink not dry or permanently ahere
2006-06-08 by Tim Timmermans
... I m using the standard epson ink set for the 1800. Using Kirkland and Epson Premium Semigloss and PremiereArt semigloss tim
2006-06-08 by Yvonne Muller
... wrote: ... ICC-RGB....... Paul and everyone, I haven t used B&W inks yet because I don t have a separate printer. I use the Epson 4000,
2006-06-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Rem, ... That makes sense. It s real easy for the eye to be fooled. When I m working up a new image in ABW and trying to decide what settings to use, I
2006-06-08 by markus_hartel
thanks all, I bought the HP 8750 yesterday and printed a few test images. The prints are outstanding with close to zero metamerism, the printer is whisper
2006-06-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Paul, ... You re welcome, glad it was helpful. I went through a difficult and frustrating struggle in the beginning, so was motivated to write down what
2006-06-08 by Rem P Roberti
... Hi Clayton, I took the prints that I made with Kayenta outside for another look, and they can hardly be called warm. I think what happened is that I had
2006-06-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Rem, ... As far as I know, Kayenta is the coolest paper out there for Eboni BO. I m not saying it doesn t exist, but I ve tried a lot of them and so far
2006-06-08 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I should explain further. On larger printers its possible to clean or replace the baffles, and suck out any crud between there and the heads causing this
2006-06-08 by Yvonne Muller
... wrote: ... ICC-RGB....... Paul and everyone, I haven t used B&W inks yet because I don t have a separate printer. I use the Epson 4000,
2006-06-08 by John Vitollo
... Are you using Ebony or Epson s Black Ink and what paper?
2006-06-08 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Variability (especially this type of shift/reshift) is never a good sign, and most often results in needing a head replacement, or for smaller printers, a
2006-06-08 by Bob Michaels
Rem: neutrality certainly is in the eye of the viewer. For paper info see Clayton Jones article the great paper chase at
2006-06-08 by Helen Bach
... suspect with some films. I ... best one for the image I m ... If anyone is interested, here is what I wrote over on the Colorvision group, with a small
2006-06-08 by jorgecastanyer
... than 11 . basically I ... Premier ArtHouse Press ... 2-sided hand-bound ... shareware application ... printing . after searching ... here. I d appreciate
2006-06-08 by Tim Timmermans
Steve, Nick, and Doug (thanks guys)all had good suggestions regarding the banding issues with my 1800 but it suddenly stopped doing it on its own but it s
2006-06-08 by premeallulu
Hello All, my name is paul mueller. I live in oakland california. I m a very dedicated photographer (call it documentary, call it fine art, call it whatever
2006-06-08 by Rem P Roberti
... You know, that s interesting, Bob. I printed with the 1280 K on Inkpress Photo Chrome Luster and the result was quite neutral to my eye. But you are
2006-06-08 by Bob Michaels
Rem, yes the Epson 1280 K is dye and fades. Plus it s too warm for my taste. And, it s very expensive. I swear by MIS Eboni. But before Eboni existed I used
2006-06-08 by Rem P Roberti
... Thanks, Clayton. I didn t even think about the ink material itself. That s OK, I love the UT2 ink, and I just ordered the refill kit today. Cheers, Rem
2006-06-07 by Clayton Jones
Hello Rem, ... I m pretty sure the stock 1280 ink is dye, so it will fade rather quickly. But it certainly does produce nice looking BO prints. Regards,
2006-06-07 by Rem Roberti
Since receiving my 1280 last week (eBay purchase) I have been experimenting with Paul s curves, and Clayton s guidelines for BO printing, using UT2 inks. On a
2006-06-07 by Barrett Benton
... prints at ... prints with ... 2400/4800 are out ... range than a ... range as ... many B&W ... believe it was ... given that ... I obviously can t speak
2006-06-07 by John Vitollo
... This is Mark Tucker s adding grain technique: Convert your image to 8bit, from 16. Do a New Layer (only from the layer menu), in Overlay mode. Check the
2006-06-07 by John Vitollo
... Regarding: http://tinyurl.com/krg9m Helen Bach posted on another list that some of the RGB values are suspect with some films. I just take all those values
2006-06-07 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Are those values for daylight exposure? Where are the grain setting and film developer listed? I sorry, but it might just be a typical contrast curve or
2006-06-07 by John Vitollo
... An 13x19 print uses under a buck of ink with the Epson 4800.
2006-06-07 by Paul Roark
I ve put a new PDF on the web about fine tuning the dmax when using the Epson driver. This will probably work with any workflow that uses Photoshop curves,
2006-06-07 by John Vitollo
... Below is a PDF with Photoshop s Channel Mixer settings to replicate B&W films. I don t know how accurate it is as I copied the values off of photo.net, but
2006-06-07 by Paul Roark
... Yes, the Bowhaus rip works well. In fact, for the 2400, where they did not have a control on the yellow position, they ve made a version that does have
2006-06-07 by edwweaver
I also have a 1280 that I d like to try the UT-3D inks in. Will I be able to create the profiles with Bowhaus software? Thanks, Ed ... you ll be on ... is
2006-06-07 by alanrew42
Katrin Eismann s book Adobe Photoshop Restoration and Retouching (ISBN 0321316274) discusses many methods of conversion to B&W. As well as the usual methods