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Re: K3: RIP vrs ABW

2006-04-22 by john dean

Of course something like a K7 that would do it would be much much preferable, but for now ... Yes. That is what I am waiting for before even going down the K3

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[Digital BW] Re: K3: RIP vrs ABW

2006-04-22 by Greg

... throughout ... = more ... profits and ... I have to agree with Steve, though they are taking their sweet time applying that. Hopefully all this will change

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[Digital BW] Re: K3: RIP vrs ABW

2006-04-22 by Tyler Boley

... and in their spare time they re all out feeding poor kids and tending to hospice patients and shoveling up toxic waste dumps all smiling and singing. That

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Re: K3: RIP vrs ABW

2006-04-22 by Tyler Boley

... Myself as well. But even with your QTR tests, if you wanted to neutralize that warmth you d have to introduce some. I see it as a way to make B&W prints on

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Innova FibaGloss the same as Da Vinci?

2006-04-22 by joaskild

I understood that is Innova FibaGloss is the same paper as Da Vinci under a diffent name? Did I understand this right? Otherwice I might try Innova FibaGloss

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Re: [Digital BW] Re: K3: RIP vrs ABW

2006-04-22 by Steve Kale

More likely the Edward Demings mantra that is well practiced throughout Japan: continually strive to build a better product, in a better way = more satisfied

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MIS EZ B&W is the cartridge correct...

2006-04-22 by James McMann

This is a really stupid question but I just have to ask it. Sometime back I purchased an Epson C86 printer and the MIS EZ B&W inks to replace the color set

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Help: R800 printing grainy

2006-04-22 by timeexposure

Hello, My R220 performs well with UT-R2, so I gave a try to MIS color inks in my R800 for color. That s not the place for color here, but lots og people know

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RE: [Digital BW] Re: K3: RIP vrs ABW

2006-04-22 by Eric Neilsen

I think it has more to do with lost revenue and/or trying to lock out the competition. The new K3s and the X800 printers are so much better than a few years

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Re: K3: RIP vrs ABW

2006-04-22 by Olivier

... I did it both MK and PK but primarily to spray only K,LK and LLK, no color. Initially to compare to Iquad on a 1290. Basically with MK, the K3s are the

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Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3879

2006-04-22 by Hugh Conacher

Hello, On the Crane web site, you will find this: http://www.crane.com/museo/files/Epson_Generic_Museo_Instructions.pdf You may load the required profile from

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Re: K3: RIP vrs ABW

2006-04-22 by Greg

... driver. ... [snip] Thanks, so must be Epson spent some time building the ABW driver so that they got it pretty close to correct.

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K3: RIP vrs ABW

2006-04-22 by Tyler Boley

I ve been doing a lot of setup here with the K3s and StudioPrint. This is on photo papers with PK. For MK prints I much prefer the quads. But for this I think

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Re: Silver Rag paper setting

2006-04-21 by john dean

Try Premium Semi-gloss that s what I used with really good results for the media setting. You will also want to go to the Crane website and download the color

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Silver Rag paper setting

2006-04-21 by Steven Daniel

Hi, I just received my first roll of Crane s new Silver Rag paper. After putting it in the machine (Epson 4800), I discovered the Epson driver doesn t allow

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ColorVision's spectro

2006-04-21 by Paul Roark

I ve been experimenting with ColorVision s Print-FIX-PRO ( PFP ) Spectro. The beta software I m using produces text files that work well in Roy s Create ICC

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Re: gamma - BO vs continuous tone

2006-04-21 by Brian Chapman

Thanks Clayton - I think the neurons might actually be starting to fire. :) ...finally. ... my ... BO ... to ... 1.8. ... versatility ... you ... The ... not

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Re: stockpiling b&w film

2006-04-21 by ginnylady33

Background radiation is a known problem for faster films, true. I store in a lead-bag as a reasonable safeguard, even with slow films. Can t hurt. Regards

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Re: [Digital BW] stockpiling b&w film

2006-04-21 by Mark Savoia

If it is rolls, I would worry about long term curl issue. We get in film to process sometimes from the 60 s and it has an awful curl that makes handling it

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RE: [Digital BW] stockpiling b&w film

2006-04-21 by Paul Roark

... I ve never had relatively slow film go bad in my freezer. So, it s now full of Tech Pan (and the refrigerator has enough Technidol developer for all the

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epson 2400 manual load

2006-04-21 by Charlotte

Thank you all for your help. I will try the normal sheet feeder. Charlotte ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com

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[Digital BW] Re: Oh no..not now!!!

2006-04-21 by Nick H. Nugent

A relatively quick way to get rid of pizza wheels without actually removing them is to clean them thoroughly using windex. Somehow ink finds its way onto the

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stockpiling b&w film

2006-04-21 by joshscapes

Hello all, How long can one store say 25 or 50 iso b&w film in a freezer, 5, 10, 20 years, ....indefinately? Just wondering in case, in the future, I ever

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Re: gamma - BO vs continuous tone

2006-04-21 by Clayton Jones

Hello Brian, ... Well, possibly not, because that wouldn t be following the instructions exactly. The article recommends using DG20 for the default gray space

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Re: gamma - BO vs continuous tone

2006-04-20 by Brian Chapman

Thanks for the info! My goal is to get some consistency across my prints/workflow - and you re right on about too many workflow variables !! Assuming that I

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Re: gamma - BO vs continuous tone

2006-04-20 by Clayton Jones

Hello Brian, ... It s not an easy answer because what printer gamma setting works best depends on what image profile is used. There s a sort of push-pull

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gamma - BO vs continuous tone

2006-04-20 by Brian Chapman

I did some experimenting last night and found that in order to match my monitor I needed to use Gamma 1.8 (maybe even 1.5) when printing BO and Gamma 2.2 when

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