Re: Epson 1280 and UT2 Inks
2006-05-02 by Michael Hung
The UT2 ink is great. I use UT2+Glop with Paul s curves these days. But as other have said it clogs if you don t use the printer often (It may take a night to
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2006-05-02 by Michael Hung
The UT2 ink is great. I use UT2+Glop with Paul s curves these days. But as other have said it clogs if you don t use the printer often (It may take a night to
2006-05-02 by mxgo95747
Can some body post the Epson R2400 paper settings for Innova Fiba Print Glossy. I don t think the company has any R2400 profiles for their paper. I searched
2006-05-02 by Scott Hendershot
John, You suggested that film is relatively cheap to shoot . Just a comment on the relative cost. My lab just raised the price to process a single sheet of
2006-05-02 by Paul Roark
... I agree with the dark green area of the chart with respect to sharpness and detail. But, the dynamic range limitations are another side of the problem
2006-05-02 by asch56
I m sure no pro, but I ve been using Exposure http://www.alienskin.com/ It allows you to duplicate the grain and other paramaters of many b&w as well as color
2006-05-02 by John Vitollo
... If you are printing with Piezo inks then use the Cone s Piezography driver...or use QTR. http://www.quadtonerip.com/html/QTRoverview.html Don t know much
2006-05-02 by siobhan mcclory
... Hi John, I found the driver, (listed under all printers, and not inkjet). I actually had tried this driver in the past and the printer would work one
2006-05-02 by fruitlessbeast
Hi Miriam, I noticed your post on the BW site regarding printing postcards on your 2200. I have done this often, both on the 2200 and the R2400 using Moab
2006-05-02 by John Vitollo
... Here s the link...it might timeout after a while: http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?
2006-05-02 by Michael Kitei
excellent quality, minimal clogging, great support from Paul Roark. Mike
2006-05-02 by John Eakin
Hi Miriam, I noticed your post on the BW site regarding printing postcards on your 2200. I have done this often, both on the 2200 and the R2400 using Moab
2006-05-02 by siobhan mcclory
... John, By any chance do you have a link or can you direct me as I have been unable to find it. I have been going to the main site and looked under
2006-05-02 by Stephen Kobrin
Steve, While you will get a variety of responses, I have been very pleased with the 1280 and UT2 inks as a dedicated B&W printer. I do not print as regularly
2006-05-02 by Edward Wiseman
Steve.. The combo works GREAT with Paul Roark s curves or Harrington s QTR ($50.00 and WORTH IT!)..I m getting results I was never able to achieve in the old
2006-05-02 by steveh0607
Hello Everyone, I m thinking of buying the Epson 1280 to use with UT2 inks as a dedicated Black & White printer. I ve done my homework at the MIS site and
2006-05-02 by Chris Ellis
Hi Brian I m based in the UK and order mine from MIS. I have only used their cheapest shipping option which typically takes 1-2 weeks. (I ve heard that the
2006-05-02 by Brian
Hi all Can anyone tell me if Eboni ink carts are available in the UK? Thanks Brian
2006-05-02 by Peter Marshall
I can roughly echo this, although I ve had an occasional need to clean heads with K3, but I ve never had to repeat this more than twice, usually the first
2006-05-02 by Chris Ellis
Hi Charlie Welcome aboard. I m sure once you get up and running you ll feel more positive about working in digital. I m sure it doesn t have all the answers,
2006-05-02 by Ernst Dinkla
... Well I was thinking of some Swiss R&D on it that dates back to the 1980 s and that was used by Acorn for its Risc Os font system, in many aspects still the
2006-05-02 by Martin Sluka
... The original work of Xerox lab and prof. Knuth TeX) are more than 30 years old. As I know - there is a strong physical limit for all scanning and digital
2006-05-02 by Carl Schofield
I noticed a significant increase in high frequency, fine detail resolution in landscape images after the AA/IR filter package was removed from my 350 XT and
2006-05-02 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jens, ... I ve had a 2400 since last August and have had no clogging problems. I don t even bother doing nozzle checks any more, even after inserting a
2006-05-02 by John Vitollo
... For what it s worth West Coast Imaging has a print size chart in relation to megapixels of cameras.
2006-05-02 by John Vitollo
... http://tinyurl.com/god8d or http://redrockinnovations.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc? Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=IJG&Category_Code=MOAB+PAPER
2006-05-02 by ogoldin
Thank you. I assume that the Moab Entreda 300 is compatible with the EpsonStylus Photo 2200. I want to print text on the back as well. I haven t done a lot of
2006-05-02 by John Vitollo
... There is an Epson 1160 OS X driver...Printer Driver v1.2bA....Go to Epson s website it s there. ... That s in Photoshop s Print with Preview window.
2006-05-01 by JensGerbitz
Hi, I m wondering if anyone has experienced any sort of clogging issues with the R2400. I know that clogging was an issue with ink printers when using
2006-05-01 by edrudolpho
Thanks William.... I didn t realize that. I ll bicycle over! Ed ... snip
2006-05-01 by Michael Kitei
I don t know about the 1160, but I m printing with a 1280 supported by OSX 3.9 Mike
2006-05-01 by Tom Baker
It s on the way. Tom Baker sinar001 wrote: In this digital world, flexibility is really the answer. While I can proudly say, film is
2006-05-01 by siobhan mcclory
Hi I was wondering if some-one could let me know where to find the options such as Print Space/intent/Source space. The driver I have installed is one
2006-05-01 by sinar001
In this digital world, flexibility is really the answer. While I can proudly say, film is dead , I completely empathize with Tyler s love of film grain for a
2006-05-01 by Greg
... to ... True, I hadn t really thought about that since everything I found suggested a clear base. I do also think that films designed for scanning would be
2006-05-01 by William John Smith
... There are seven Blick stores in California. Three in SF Bay area, three in LA and one in San Diego. Of course now days the cost of gas to drive to one
2006-05-01 by Jordan Wosnick
It s not too hard to reversal-process B&W film at home. The appearance of grain is different -- not better or worse, just different -- from what you get with a
2006-05-01 by alankushnir
Last week I spent 4 days - Thursday thrhough Sunday -at the Stephen Johnson Fine Art Digital Printing workshop in Pacifica CA. I want to report that my
2006-05-01 by Nick H. Nugent
Now HP just introduced a new pigment based tabloid sized printer Photosmart Pro B9180. So far it looks like it s built like my Designjet 30 in terms of ink
2006-05-01 by john dean
I know. I just had a client leave here 10 minutes ago. She said, but you know, I like noise . There you go. Its a whole different ball game. Sometimes digital
2006-05-01 by maracaholics
I talked to MIS about the difference between the three. They said that for Eboni, there is no difference. (Except perhaps in the part numbers and maybe the
2006-05-01 by Ernst Dinkla
... David, Strange enough I find touch up on grainy scans not that problematic. The stamp and 100% opaque works quite well when the copied area is selected
2006-05-01 by Un Globe Trotteur
I found out that the new Fuji Pro film gives an awesome scan using their Fuji frontier. I tried to scan these films with Nikon 5000, sony UY-S90 and a noriutsu
2006-05-01 by bobphoto
Have you tried QTR for black and white? I am quite satisfied with the results. Bob [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-05-01 by Tyler Boley
... Exactly! Regarding the rest, and the original questions, I guess my point is that there are no straightforward answers. The more I do this stuff the more I
2006-05-01 by Carl Schofield
I had a few sheets of 4x5 TMAX 100 processed by dr5 (neutral process). Transparencies were beautiful and scanned easily.
2006-05-01 by davidtrawick1
Have you looked at the Moab Entreda 300 ?? There are a couple of white s available and it is a nice thick paper. David
2006-05-01 by Greg
... I ve done some casual research on the reversal of B/W film, it seems there are a few films that have a clear base and reversal is posible. But again I ve
2006-05-01 by Ernst Dinkla
... Chromogenic B&W scans better than analogue B&W if grain isn t what you like and the scanner can t cope with the high Dmax of a specific analogue B&W films.
2006-05-01 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Without getting involved with adavanced science fiction (there are some interesting, but way out ideas on this topic), the answer is that they need to be
2006-05-01 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Which brings us back to my concept of differing degrees of grain scanning. When resolution first starts showing variation caused by grain, it does not yet