Re: [Digital BW] Re: Electric scissors or electric guitar?
2006-04-23 by Mark Savoia
Are we drifting a bit from things guys? ... Back to the scissors, Black and Decker rechargeable $39 @Home Depot. I have been cutting hundreds of prints so far
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2006-04-23 by Mark Savoia
Are we drifting a bit from things guys? ... Back to the scissors, Black and Decker rechargeable $39 @Home Depot. I have been cutting hundreds of prints so far
2006-04-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello John, ... Exactly what I ve found. But each paper seems to have a sweet spot that looks good, and it s easier to find on some papers than others. I ve
2006-04-23 by john dean
Guitar playing comes in real handy when your stressed out and waiting for that long print to come out or that big scan to complete. I ve even joined the yahoo
2006-04-23 by Steve Kale
Ed Given you are using QTR ICC Profiles any Adv B&W luminance settings (ie most of the settings) will be reversed out by the profile use. The only issue that
2006-04-23 by Steve Kale
The yellow ink is actually comparatively stable. As for the flashing ink lights I welcome their approach. A flashing ink light does not say it s empty and
2006-04-23 by critter00js
Hi, I was wondering what Digital Albums people are using? I have been playing with a few softwares and found some to be pretty good. I would like to be able
2006-04-23 by James Irelan
... was playing just tonight... James
2006-04-23 by Tom Baker
In my guitar playing comes in real handy for the printing. I ve got a couple of printers and a paper cutter sitting atop some amps. Tom Baker ... abd we have
2006-04-23 by Tom Baker
In my guitar playing comes in real handy for the printing. I ve got a couple of printers and a paper cutter sitting atop some amps. Tom Baker ... abd we have
2006-04-23 by rebphoto
Acoustic & Electric Guitar, Electric Bass & Mandolin Russ R.E. Baker Photography rebphoto@stny.rr.com Feed a Cat... Starve a Fever........ ... From: Tyler
2006-04-23 by Tyler Boley
... abd we have yet another guitar player amongst us? So there is Martin, James, myself, John, Steve, Dan, I ve forgotten a few... Tyler
2006-04-23 by Tyler Boley
you know, Epson does make an attachment... Tyler
2006-04-23 by john dean
The perfect solution is a rotary paper cutter on a table in front of the machine I did that in my old place. Now I ve got three large format machines, a drum
2006-04-23 by Greg
... You could always use a more neutral ink in place of the Epson warm inks, find the correct setting and the ABW driver shouldn t put down any color. Of
2006-04-23 by Greg
My Dritz gets tired after cutting several times on German Etching, so the rotary finger remover might still be the best choice. The big problem with the style
2006-04-23 by john dean
Well that s the thing. It s hard to achieve a perfect dead on neutral. You think it is ok, then you compare it to a quad and you say, na, not quite.
2006-04-23 by Tyler Boley
... in fact I found it barely ... I ll take that back. The test I just did on Premium Luster with all the proper settings and 2880 looked pretty good. However
2006-04-23 by Tyler Boley
Yes that s them. I sent someone out to pick some up for me when I heard about them, they came back and said they can t be right, they re too ugly! Still need
2006-04-22 by john dean
Interesting, Thanks Tyler. Here is the Singer.
2006-04-22 by Steve Kale
It s a long way from the UK...
2006-04-22 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... Also, Singer makes some that were recommended on the large format list some time ago, I think they re one of those seen on
2006-04-22 by john dean
Jim, Yes, that isn t a problem. I have a good Rototrim cutter. What I was refering to is the printer needs to have the roll cut straight or it won t cue up for
2006-04-22 by Greg
... I have one of these: http://allbrands.com/products/abp07520-0128.html which works OK with the shoe blades installed (actually mine is a yellow and black
2006-04-22 by Eric Neilsen Photo 2
Bob, I use a history brush on the original when I have full confidence that I ll like the results and layers if I might like to revisit the amount after a test
2006-04-22 by Phil Morse
Has anyone tried the newest Helicon Filter? Comments? http://www.heliconfilter.com/pages/ I bought it some time back and like it but have not compared it with
2006-04-22 by Eric Neilsen Photo 2
With all the options of apply to, snap shot, history brush, background copy, et la; One should be able to get an appropriate amount of reduced noise. I did
2006-04-22 by Eric Neilsen Photo 2
She has been good to me, so... I didn t want to impose too much on my friend. He hadn t even run a roll through it yet when I stopped by. I too would love to
2006-04-22 by Jim Doyle
John My idea is that if Im close I can clean it up after on a table.. Jim Doyle J. Doyle Enterprises LLC 114 Old Orchard Rd Cherry Hill NJ 08003 856-424-8660
2006-04-22 by Tyler Boley
Actually I kind of liked Grain Surgery, but thought it was over priced compared to the others with no significant performance improvement. Of course it does do
2006-04-22 by john dean
Now that is one hell of a good idea and it never occured to me. If I could learn to cut it perfectly straight so the roll does t have to be removed from the
2006-04-22 by how786
Hiya Steve, I live in Merion Station Pa. Why do you ask? Howard ... www.tipa.com/awa_detail_2006.lasso?-Search=Action&-Table=web&-Database=awards_ ... And, for
2006-04-22 by AWStolzing@aol.com
neat image is good noise ninja is good grain surgery is not so good [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-04-22 by Bob Frost
Tyler, ... Some versions of Neat Image (there are 4) are standalone programs, and some come with a plugin as well. When I bought mine, I thought it was the
2006-04-22 by Carl Schofield
Tyler, I m using the MIS K4 inks (minus the LLK) in my 4000 and driving this with the ColorBurst X-Photo RIP. I made a CMYK grayscale profile for the new
2006-04-22 by Tyler Boley
Bob, it was a while ago so there are certainly newer versions, as you mention, and I don t recall having a Pro+ version at the time. You are right about
2006-04-22 by Tyler Boley
... but it ... forget the ... meant for ... detail to ... a side ... That s what I was curious about. I guess I d be more interested in how IP compares to ABW
2006-04-22 by Jim Doyle
Get a Pair of Electric Scissors to cut it with.. Jim Doyle J. Doyle Enterprises LLC 114 Old Orchard Rd Cherry Hill NJ 08003 856-424-8660 HYPERLINK
2006-04-22 by john dean
Yea, if you let the printer manage the color outupt you are disregarding the profile. You might want to save that cutter for when you really need it. They wear
2006-04-22 by john dean
Well that s it. When you reduce color noise for instance in CS2 s noise reduction function, you reduce color sat everywhere. Sometimes that is ok, sometimes it
2006-04-22 by Steven Daniel
Okay, I got it to print right after re-reading the directions and setting the driver to No Color Adjustment. Now if only the cutter would stop grinding like
2006-04-22 by Bob Frost
Bill, Why not literally paint in the noise removal with the History Brush? Bob Frost. ... From: wgh2005 If you really want a treat,
2006-04-22 by Bob Frost
Tyler, I use Neat Image Pro+; having the plugin for CS2 is great since you can use the History Brush to paint in the desired effect and amount where you want
2006-04-22 by ginnylady33
Philly area. ... www.tipa.com/awa_detail_2006.lasso?-Search=Action&-Table=web&-Database=awards_ ... And, for
2006-04-22 by Mr_Misty_44
I posted these questions on the QTR Group but have not seen any answers as of yet. I thought I d try here and see. I thought I d ask the group a few questions
2006-04-22 by pascalmiele
You search A3 BW glossy print in France ? contact me offlist mielep@wanadoo.fr
2006-04-22 by Eric Neilsen
Tyler, I needed to make a color print larger than I could print with my set up; 4800. I am lucky to have a friend that just purchased a 7800 and also had IP.
2006-04-22 by Tyler Boley
... Yes, sorry, should have mentioned that. Tyler
2006-04-22 by faeryophelia@btconnect.com
If you ve tried the other three companies recommended, this www.colab.com may not be much help either but maybe one of their extra services may get closer to
2006-04-22 by Paul Roark
... Not for those who use the MIS solutions. I ve been printing on matte and glossy papers for years without changing the inks and with no pure color dots.
2006-04-22 by Paul Roark
... They are the same inks. Paul www.PaulRoark.com