RE: [Digital BW] different Epson law suit
2006-04-14 by Ken Carney
I have long suspected that the manufacturers and the lawyers team up to bring some of these suits. Not really, though... my two favorites are the
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2006-04-14 by Ken Carney
I have long suspected that the manufacturers and the lawyers team up to bring some of these suits. Not really, though... my two favorites are the
2006-04-14 by Tina Manley
... I have and use both Neat Image and Noise Ninja. Noise Ninja is more subtle. Neat Image is more aggressive and gives more of a plastic look. Either can
2006-04-14 by Eric Neilsen
I have downloaded the Pro+ version and will be working with it tonight. We used just the luminance setting to clean up a digital capture image that one of my
2006-04-14 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... You d consider selling your integrity for $45 worth of credit at the Epson e-store? Don t do it Greg. I hope your integrity is worth more to you than that.
2006-04-14 by promark
I have two of the printers on the list a 1000ICS and a R200. Too bad the color pro 2000 is nit in the list, It is just a real POS ... From: Greg To:
2006-04-14 by Greg
... printer ... Found it at DPReview, and monitoring now. From the claim form, you didn t have to register your printer, just buy one as you can register it
2006-04-14 by jim kitchen
Dear Eric, I do... Neat Image is actually quite powerful, and will save many images otherwise considered unusable, specifically relating to possible film grain
2006-04-14 by Mark Savoia
Sure looks it. It does seem to say if you registered an Epson printer with Epson you will automatically get the claim amounts. Have you cross posted this link
2006-04-14 by Greg
http://www.epsonsettlement.com/index.htm Anyone know if this is real?
2006-04-13 by Gary Udstrand
I have not used Neat Image but I do have and use Noise Ninja (http://www.picturecode.com/). Both are considered to be the best their is for noise reduction but
2006-04-13 by Eric Neilsen
Just had a pleasant surprise by a program Neat Image. I was making a print at a friends house with his new 7800 as I only have the 4800. I came away from the
2006-04-13 by Brian Ellis
It s real. It s one of several actions like this around the country. It s basically a typical class action case in which the lawyers will be paid millions
2006-04-13 by john dean
Your right Greg the MK is the same ink, I forgot and dont have K3 yet. I was refering more to the color inks. The scratching is a lot worse too with K2 on the
2006-04-13 by Tyler Boley
The coating was indeed changed a few years back in responce to flaking complaints. There is word it has recently beed changed again for some reason. Double
2006-04-13 by Greg
... If K3 is more durable, then K2 should be the same, it s exactly the same matte black ink (strictly looking at black durability). Now if they are mixing
2006-04-13 by Mark Savoia
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2006-04-13 by Nick H. Nugent
I have a dye-based HP designjet for this very purpose. I bought it mainly for printing on glossy media so what they have now is good: HP Vivera ink on
2006-04-13 by Gavin Phillips
Hi All, I teach Photographers Photoshop and specialize in my creative custom actions. You maybe interested in what I m doing in Photoshop . I also have some
2006-04-13 by Jerry Hadam
Hello all, Looking for someone to print some things for me. I am trying to match some images that I have printed using Colorbyte profiles to Epson lustre paper
2006-04-13 by john dean
Oh, I don t know about that. Ultrachome K2 scratches very easily if not sprayed, just as bad or worse than the CF inks and worse than the Lyson inks I used to
2006-04-13 by vartkes_peltekoglu
... quality ) between ... Hi, Another really important distinction is that 4800s are calibrated and profiled individually by Epson during production and not
2006-04-13 by Greg
... I think some of it is due to newer better inks. Eboni was a huge improvement over the Generations G4 matte black. And that was even on some old GE (Royal
2006-04-13 by john dean
... It seems to me that both GE and WillTurner scuffed a lot more years ago. Possibly they did something to the coating. But it could be our technique has
2006-04-13 by Greg
... Royal Plush = German Etching, and years ago this was indeed a huge problem. But I ve had little to no problem with GE lately, maybe just lucky I guess.
2006-04-13 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The question was on a far more basic level: the user was assuming color shift was being caused by the paper changing tone, when its almost surely the inks
2006-04-13 by George Payne
Hello Everyone, I am curious what your thoughts are on dye based inks sprayed with some type of fixer. I need a large format printer such as a 7600 or 7800,
2006-04-13 by James Irelan
... I think the Hana papers are pretty famous for it, though, especially which ever one Media Street calls Royal Plush. James
2006-04-13 by john dean
My one box of sheet material was 13x19. The two rolls were 24 from the same batch #. I contacted Hahnemuhle in Germany about it and the want to see the
2006-04-13 by tariqgibranstudio
John, Just curious. Was this a large sheet size such as 17 x22 or something much smaller? I have only used the 17 x22 size in sheets. It has been present
2006-04-13 by tariqgibranstudio
Thanks for checking John. And it will ot keep me from using it either but as I mentioned earlier, I hate paying a Premium Price when, considering the times
2006-04-13 by Carl Schofield
I recently started using the MIS 7600 clear funnel fill carts in my Epson 4000. No problems so far. I disabled the printer ink level monitoring, as per MIS
2006-04-13 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... I respectfully disagree. Ink and substrate/coating form a system, all parts effecting to a greater or lesser degree the other parts. The coating on a paper
2006-04-12 by Mr_Misty_44
Is anyone using the clear funnel refillable carts for the 7000/7500 and the chiped 7600 funnel refillable carts. Any problems or things to look out for? John
2006-04-12 by sinar001
... SNIP Howard: It s not that uncomon for the feed rollers on Epson printers to get glazed from the inkjet receptor coating. Large Format printers don t
2006-04-12 by sinar001
... The main difference is the cost of the ink. If you are printing a lot, then it would be a lot more economical for get the 4800! If only 2-3 prints a day,
2006-04-12 by John Harrold
... Thanks for your 2 cents. John
2006-04-12 by john dean
The Innova Smooth Cotton is a very fine paper if you are having trouble with PR. I like them both but I think I like the slighly more visible texture of PR.
2006-04-12 by how786
I ll share my own experiences with Hahenmule Photo Rag here. I realize that I am in the minority with my problem. A week ago I sold Hahnemule Photo Rag in 2
2006-04-12 by Olivier
I have done it with the 3Ks MK and PK on a 4800. MK is quite warm, acceptable on EEM but HPR seems to be favored by viewers. PK is very, very acceptable on
2006-04-12 by Olivier
I have done it with the 3Ks MK and PK on a 4800. MK is quite warm, acceptable on EEM but HPR seems to be favored by viewers. PK is very, very acceptable on
2006-04-12 by alanrew42
Clayton s excellent web site recommends the Advanced B&W mode in the Epson driver for the R2400, which is not the same as K only BTW
2006-04-12 by CDTobie@aol.com
Ink fading is not a paper issue, unless a particular papers cause inks to fade differently than other papers of that type in class, which is not true of
2006-04-12 by Salo Mihai
Hello group, I want to know from your experince if are any differences ( in quality ) between R2400 and Pro 4800 - for proofing application ( I m using a EFI
2006-04-12 by TK Thompson
I just made my first B&W prints on a R2400 from scanned 4x5 negatives and they knock your socks off! Many thanks to all the wizards who contribute to this
2006-04-12 by John Vitollo
... I saved an old post from magick246 David about cutting roll paper using a chop saw and a Freud LU85R012 12 , 96-Tooth Alternate Top Bevel Red
2006-04-12 by sinar001
... Bob: I have successfully used a high tooth-count chop saw. Make sure you wrap the area you are going to cut with masking tape. Yes the edge is not quite as
2006-04-12 by john dean
I neglected to mention that the grey spots occured only on the roll media, not on the box of sheet paper that I had also ordered. It was totally clean. John
2006-04-12 by Bob Marsolais
13 inch rolls of any kind of media are about 2.5 times more expensive per square foot than other width rolls. If one were to purchase a 24 roll and cut it
2006-04-12 by john dean
Answering two questions about ME. 1. Flaking, etc.- No I have had absolutely no scuffing, flaking or motteling of surface of this paper. I ve been laying down
2006-04-11 by Ben Rosengart
Hi folks, I m thinking about switching from an Epson 1280 with UT2 to an Epson 2400, so I can print color. A question -- hmm, maybe two: 1) Has anyone done