Re: 1800 Ink sources/4800?
2006-05-07 by Christer Rosewell
Yes, you should return this printer if you are serious about printing b&w and get the 4800 - the 1800 is NOT a great b&w printer -and the 4800 much more
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2006-05-07 by Christer Rosewell
Yes, you should return this printer if you are serious about printing b&w and get the 4800 - the 1800 is NOT a great b&w printer -and the 4800 much more
2006-05-07 by koloshor
... OK, which very nice drawing paper? I m unhappy with my current separators. Do you know anything with a translucent vellum or glassine look? And what
2006-05-07 by koloshor
Inquiring minds want to know. Ciao! Joe
2006-05-07 by Michael Vendrell
Yes, I agree - well said Tyler! It s all too easy to shadow box and create a disagreement where none exists by completely misquoting ones opponent . If we
2006-05-07 by Steve Kale
Well then I m glad you re relaxed about it. It would be nice to hear less bemoaning over the gradual disappearance of film and associated equipment. Have fun
2006-05-07 by Tyler Boley
... Read Steve, read. I said they are all digital now, rightly, and I said low end in fact. Of course the high end has mover there too, believe me I know. What
2006-05-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The only improvement would come from shortening/narrowing the tubes involved in bulk feed. Thats not likely to happen. But the user in question cites the
2006-05-07 by Gib Robinson
... I don t know why I enjoy these debates, but I do. Maybe it s because the issue is almost always in the back of my mind. I scan film (35mm) and shoot mostly
2006-05-07 by alanrew42
... wrote: ... A standard issue with all new Epson inkjets is that the first set of cartridges don t last as long as subsequent
2006-05-07 by alanrew42
Your story reminds me why I bought a copy of Ed Hamrick s VueScan scanner driver software. http://www.hamrick.com/vsm.html I ve not used it for some time now,
2006-05-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... No, but you need ink in all the carts so the startup and cleaning procedures can occur... C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business
2006-05-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The instructions were written years before the 3170 was created... so it would be hard for them to anticipate its interface. ... Lots of good luck occurs
2006-05-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Sure, I have one here... ... No, but the inks last best on gloss/luster media, so that indicates the segment of the market that are interested in these
2006-05-07 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Am I missing something Steve? Are you now the moderator here? Keith Keith Krebs Just some guy, caretaker of the Multiverse s largest EPSON printer User
2006-05-07 by Martin Wesley
The topic of this Yahoo! group is digital black and white printing. Please end this thread immediately. There are other places to discuss such things. By
2006-05-07 by Steve Kale
... Agreed. ... As you note, my experience is that even scans of 645 film with an Imacon 848 require capture sharpening (pre-enlargement or whatever). ...
2006-05-07 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Thanks Clayton, a nice solution.
2006-05-07 by Steve Kale
Again - here is not the place for this conversation. It is provocative and off-topic. Please discuss your evil hand economic theories elsewhere.
2006-05-07 by steve
hi all the gloss black on my epson 4000 is out. I always print matt (on h photo rag). do I really need a gloss black cart to get my prints thru the printer via
2006-05-07 by m87507
This is a poor-man s solution of how to get a real close and accurate color profile using ProfilerPlus software in combination with the Epson 3170 scanner, and
2006-05-07 by Clayton Jones
Hello Peter, ... I used interleave sheets. There is a photo of a boxed set on the web site ( http://www.cjcom.net/portset.htm ). It shows pretty clearly what
2006-05-07 by Greg
... It s very nice for color prints on swellable polymer gloss or semi gloss papers. Since it s a dye ink printer, prints on matte papers may have a very short
2006-05-07 by dlruckus
Hey! Stop denigrating old codgers. Even we know that soap boxes went out a couple of generations ago ;-) By the way, potentialy useless very rarely, if ever,
2006-05-07 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Clayton, did you matte each print in the box, or interleave the prints? Peter Marquis-Kyle
2006-05-07 by Tim Timmermans
HP DesignJet 130 Large Format Printer.. Anyone have experience with this printer? 24 x36 prints for $1300? Does HP suck for photo prints? Tim
2006-05-07 by Tim Timmermans
First off, thanks for those who had suggestions on cleaning up the 1280 prints but I didn t have time. I did have a new 1800 in a box that I was considering
2006-05-06 by Tyler Boley
... on this ... we seem to have just completely different experiences in this area, so you will never see what I do or visa versa. Your questions alone
2006-05-06 by steveh0607
Hello Everyone, How do I remove the Pizza Wheels from the C86 printer? It s leaving marks on the glossy paper. Thanks, Steve
2006-05-06 by Steve Kale
Just a couple of points below - I have by no means a religious view on this topic ... What is it that you don t find sharp in a non USM sharpened digitally
2006-05-06 by Robert W. Shearer
Steve, the discussion was regarding government interference as opposed to a free market. Fuel cost was an example of an uchecked free market. The problem with
2006-05-06 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... generation ... scan. It s just not that straightforward, sorry. First of all, some of the info in that capture is interpolated,
2006-05-06 by Steve Kale
The issue has been discussed broadly in US and international press for some time now. It is not an issue relevant for discussion here and has nothing to do
2006-05-06 by Robert W. Shearer
Paul, I believe that the manner in which Keith runs his list is outstanding. One must stretch intellectual muscles every once in a while. Bob ... From: Paul
2006-05-06 by Adam Maas
... Tyler, It s pretty straightforward if you remember that it only holds true if both images are the same resolution. The scan, being a second generation
2006-05-06 by Scott McLoughlin
Alot about scanning is very film dependent. Delta 100 scans beautifully, pretty much the same for well exposed FP4+. But I find HP5+ more of a challenge, and
2006-05-06 by Andre
... control ... In other words, anything said not in praise of free market is provocative and off-topic. And your attitude is equivalent to running tackle
2006-05-06 by Steve Kale
Hmmm...ok now let s compare a Ferrari vs a Mac semi truck. Yeah they re built for different purposes but who cares, right? Try shooting sports with 4x5 film.
2006-05-06 by Steve Kale
I can only speak from my experience (very likely a lot less than yours and yes a very subjective subject I suppose) - moving from scanned 35mm film (Imacon 848
2006-05-06 by Brian Ellis
A 35mm digital camera is not intended to be a substitute for 4x5 film. Hmmmm. Who said it was? ... From: Steve Kale To:
2006-05-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Also provocative and off-topic. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:pderocco@ix.netcom.com
2006-05-06 by Paul D. DeRocco
... But I don t WANT to discuss this stuff on your printer-related lists or this list. And I doubt most other people do, either. It simply divides people into
2006-05-06 by chas4452
Hi Chris It worked!! I have got a Black Only checkbox. Many thanks for giving me the US Epson link. So if there are any Brits out there who are thinking of
2006-05-06 by Robert W. Shearer
All you have to do to see how a free market does not work without control and when greed goes unchecked is to pull up to your gas pump. Bob ... From: Editor
2006-05-06 by Tyler Boley
... Steve, Working every day with captures, drum scans, Imacon scans, flatbed, few megapixels or plenty, and making every concievable size print here- nothing
2006-05-06 by Tyler Boley
I think you have to have a more elemental reaction to materials than that. It s a bit like rules such as - cool prints for snow scenes, warm prints for
2006-05-06 by Brian Ellis
The one concession I will still grant 35mm B&W film is the higher dynamic range. In all other respects I d much rather start with the cleaner file from the
2006-05-06 by Clayton Jones
Hello Djon, ... It may be just the different papers. Kayenta renders carbon ink the coldest of any paper I ve tested. It s my first choice in BO printing
2006-05-06 by Nick H. Nugent
Yes, you should be able to do this by creating a simple QTR profile with a single curve for GLOP then overprint your image with a solid block of gray. --nick
2006-05-06 by Clayton Jones
Hello Charlotte, ... Very good questions. I am currently using quite a lot of Epson Velvet Fine Art (VFA), a textured paper. When I was doing mostly BO
2006-05-06 by djon43
IMO we should confine our discussions closely to the forum s theme (B&W Prints) because we are virtually *all* recipients of political info in more appropriate