Re: gamma - BO vs continuous tone
2006-04-24 by sagaface
Hi Brian, I use BO for most of my images but that is because my palette is quite dark AND high contrast. For images that have small-step midtone gradations
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2006-04-24 by sagaface
Hi Brian, I use BO for most of my images but that is because my palette is quite dark AND high contrast. For images that have small-step midtone gradations
2006-04-24 by sagaface
Hi all, I am thinking about trying Bo on this paper with my 2200. Will I see a gloss differential because I am using the K2 PK? Anyone tried BO with this paper
2006-04-24 by lulalake_1999
... trumpets : ) ... Let us not forget the bass player now girls!! You are right. I was doing a gig some years ago, playing a set that would alternate with
2006-04-24 by Brian Chapman
Hey Clayton, As it turns out, when I configured my settings exactly as you describe I still felt there was a difference between the BO and full ink methods,
2006-04-24 by Tom Baker
I can beat you on wattage and numbers. That makes me deafer and dumber, I guess. Tom Baker Tyler Boley wrote: it was always the drummer
2006-04-24 by Lee Hiers
... I missed the original fiddle comment...I play the dobro and am in a couple of local bluegrass bands, and as of this past Friday I ll be travelling with a
2006-04-24 by Tyler Boley
sorry folks, that was intended to be off list... Tyler ... taped,
2006-04-24 by James Irelan
... believe it or not, better than standing in front of five trumpets : ) James
2006-04-24 by Tyler Boley
not heresy at all. Doing it here, but keeping the quad machine alive and well too. How about making that CMY in your setup just the light inks? Of course you
2006-04-24 by Tyler Boley
it was always the drummer that was too loud in my case. But really we all were. my hearing now sucks bigtime... for a while years and brain cells ago, I stood
2006-04-24 by James Irelan
I have flushed with distilled water only, and it worked fine, and I have also flushed with distilled water and had a fatal problem with one of the nozzles
2006-04-24 by sinar001
... There are flushing fluids, and then there are cleaning fluids. I would flush with a cleaning fluid and then follow up with distilled water. If you leave
2006-04-24 by Paul Roark
... I don t know the exact formulas for the flushing fluids, but I m quite sure they are mostly water. Additionally, however, something like glycerol is in
2006-04-24 by john dean
Since I haven t used distilled water to attempt to flush out a system I won t comment on that. It seems risky to me but I guess it is possible. I wouldn t do
2006-04-24 by bjornaagedk
Hello John, Thank you. I read some of your posts regarding K6 in Epson 7000. Do you think I CAN use destilled water? or do Inkjetmall have the sameproduct?
2006-04-24 by Gary Brown
Spoons. Gary ... From: Clayton Price To: Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 10:36 AM Subject:
2006-04-24 by Paul Roark
... The large format carts are easy to re-load. The bulk UT-FS inks must still be available. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-04-24 by Greg
This is what I use: http://www.getinkexpress.com/catalog/gie820_cleaner- diluent_for_pigment_inks_4416727.htm Yahoo will probably slaughter the link. Similar
2006-04-24 by john dean
What I always do is use the jrano flush fluid from Media Street. I see here that you can save by buying it in bulk and filling your empty carts. I didn t
2006-04-24 by Clayton Jones
... I play old-time clawhammer banjo, live in south Florida... Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at
2006-04-24 by bjornaagedk
I want to use my Epson 7000 for Piezo K6 inks. I have a set of empty 110ml carts which I will use as flushing carts. Can I fill them with distilled water or
2006-04-24 by Arthur Fink
Went to order some of these for my Epson 3000 printer, and found that they are no longer on the MIS web site. Are they available elsewhere? Is there a
2006-04-24 by James Irelan
... client: You re too loud!! me: Thank you! James
2006-04-24 by Ken Carney
I think Electric Scissors would be a pretty nifty band name...well, maybe 40 years too late. But, it could be a retro, real retro, thing - a big screen in the
2006-04-23 by sagaface
Hi all, I am thinking about trying Bo on this paper with my 2200. Will I see a gloss differential because I am using the K2 PK? Anyone tried BO with this paper
2006-04-23 by John Vitollo
... I ve been reading all the posts about cutting roll paper with an electric scissors and thought I guide would help for sure. I d recommend something like an
2006-04-23 by Mark Savoia
You are correct. Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-04-23 by Greg
... The table mounted photo shows the foot.
2006-04-23 by Mark Savoia
A friend of mine users hers for cutting wrapping paper, which is very thin. She got a pair before the holidays and said she buzzed (sorry - no pun intended)
2006-04-23 by Steve Kale
I have no problem profiling it in the default setting and that is what I use. I think Ed was using a 2400. Either way I have no issues with the default and
2006-04-23 by Greg
Let s try this again... How about 5 grays, plus CMY or whatever you choose to do the color toning. The CMY would make it easy to keep a normal CMYK profile
2006-04-23 by Greg
2006-04-23 by Steve Gledhill
Steve, My recollection is that in the past you ve advocated using the ABW default darker setting. Have you changed your mind, and if so - why? Or has
2006-04-23 by john dean
I agree Clayton and optical brighteners seem to make it more difficult. More and more I m thinking its more trouble that its worth and I just want to stay with
2006-04-23 by Jordan Wosnick
Not only are the inks the same, the cartridges are the same too :) Epson C86 + MIS EZ inks has given me great results. I m sure you ll enjoy it. Jordan
2006-04-23 by Paul Roark
Clayton, ... I agree totally. The midtones have to look good with the paper white. I increasingly try to have the midtones between the paper white and the
2006-04-23 by john dean
Target huh, well you guys are just full of scissor information today. I ll check em out let you know how it works out Greg. john
2006-04-23 by edrudolpho
... Sure do. There s a lot of old-time music out here in the Bay Area. Ed
2006-04-23 by Greg
... Amazon lists them for $29.99 but not in stock, also the B&D site suggests Target. I just wish they had made the handle straight. I think this would have
2006-04-23 by joshscapes
I think you are right Mark. His website is a site for digital albums that are advertised on that site. I would rather this poster have been honest, tell us
2006-04-23 by Mark Savoia
Why does this seem like a commercial survey? Going by your link included with your e-mail, it seems like that digital albums are your business. Perhaps I am
2006-04-23 by Clayton Price
Sorry to be off topic! Sounds like fiddlers might be in the minority here, but I can fiddle a tune while a CD burns. Any of you play southern appalachian
2006-04-23 by Steve Kale
I meant to add that remember linear L* output generally is not visually pleasing, especially on matte papers where the black end is weak. Remember this was
2006-04-23 by Steve Kale
Profiling a linear device will be better so I d use either the Norm or Light setting (both for printing the test chart for profiling and on an on-going basis)
2006-04-23 by john dean
Oh, yes, a guide, great, I may be able to save my paper cutter for those really thin Epson papers. john
2006-04-23 by edrudolpho
One other note, maybe of interest. After printing 21-step wedges for the Dark and for the Norm and for the Light settings, and examining the Measure Tool text
2006-04-23 by Mark Savoia
No problem, as long as you have a steady hand. It did come with two types of heads, one with no guide plate and one with. I like the one with. Mark ...
2006-04-23 by Tyler Boley
Looks like we ve got a regular league of crafty gentlemen (I know, an obscure reference). I think as soon as possible, we should organize getting all of us (no
2006-04-23 by john dean
Well that s more in my price range Mark. Are you able to cut a straight line on the roll without removing it. That is my goal. john
2006-04-23 by edrudolpho
Hi Steve... thanks for the reply. I tried a profile using the 51 step wedge the other day and got a very nice profile from it, with no reversals in the