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RE: [Digital BW] Anyone Try Neat Image?

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

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Re: [Digital BW] different Epson law suit

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.

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Re: [Digital BW] Anyone Try Neat Image?

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

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Re: [Digital BW] Anyone Try Neat Image?

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

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Anyone Try Neat Image?

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

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Re: [Digital BW] Hahnemuhle Coatings

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

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Re: Archival Question

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

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Image print on a 9600, 9800 etc.

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

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Re: Epson R2400 vs. Epson 4800

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

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Archival Question

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,

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Re: Museum Etching...

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

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Re: Museum Etching...

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

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Re: Epson R2400 vs. Epson 4800

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,

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Re: B&W using only K inks with K3

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

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Re: B&W using only K inks with K3

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

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Epson R2400 vs. Epson 4800

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

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Thanks to all!

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

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Re: Cutting Rolls of Paper

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

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Re: Cutting Rolls of Paper

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

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Museum Etching...

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

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Cutting Rolls of Paper

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

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B&W using only K inks with K3

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

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