Hahnemuhle Museum Etching
2006-04-11 by joshhackney
John Dean and others, John, you seem to be very happy with new Museum Etching. Have you noticed any flaking as with HPR? Thanks. Josh
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2006-04-11 by joshhackney
John Dean and others, John, you seem to be very happy with new Museum Etching. Have you noticed any flaking as with HPR? Thanks. Josh
2006-04-11 by Richard Coda
Thanks Ernst.
2006-04-11 by Louis Dina
Ginny, Luminance is the tonal value only (or brightness range of the image) without the color component. So, for example, in Photoshop, you could duplicate a
2006-04-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... The Canon Wide Format list has messages mentioning Canvas, Canon Enhanced Velvet by Somerset 255gsm and Canon Fine Art Photo by Hahnemuhle 188gsm being
2006-04-11 by Richard Coda
My printers (two 7600s) are in storage until our new house is finished. I want to print out 2 images as gifts for a friend. A business acquaintance of mine has
2006-04-11 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... It shouldn t. There are a number of issues with using color inks to print B&W images. One of these issues is differential fading causing color shifts as
2006-04-11 by ginnylady33
I will reveal my ignorance and ask just what Luminosity is in Photoshop? Regards Ginny ... from my ... used to be able ... Ctrl/Alt/~ ... anymore on ... PC
2006-04-11 by brianechapman
Firstly, the BO option works and as expected produces excellent results - thanks to everyone who has published so much helpful info!!! Mike, I ll give MIS a
2006-04-11 by sburger104@aol.com
Sonny, You are the man. Like I said, it s like removing a pebble from my shoe. Thanks, Steve [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-04-11 by pekozip93
fyi..Ive email moab on this, and another issue Ive heard... apparently (and cannot verify) but the yellow inks supposedly fade much more rapidly than do the
2006-04-11 by Kevin Brusie Photography
John, I m just catching up with my posts... I agree with the latest poster: Buy a good machine (Gateway or Dell) off the shelf, and customize it. You will
2006-04-11 by Sonny
Steve, I use Cmd-Opt-~ to load the luminosity. I did lose this shortcut after one of the OS X s update. The reason is that Cmd-Opt-~ is used by OS X, and
2006-04-11 by john dean
You are going to sacrafice a lot of print longevity by using all these color inks however. The less carbon in there the less permanence. john
2006-04-11 by mimimike43
... I just installed the MIS set a couple of weeks ago in my new 220. And yes, I also set the printer up with the MIS B&W cartridges. Everything went
2006-04-11 by brianechapman
The problem is the Yellow cartridge (I sacraficed the Epson inks...) - the printer operates correctly with the MIS cartridges in all positions except for
2006-04-11 by Tom Baker
Turn the printer off, and then back on. If you get the message that a cart is not installed, it is not making correct contact with the chip. A gentle
2006-04-11 by brianechapman
Hey, I ve got a problem and hope someone can help. I just received my MIS UT-R2 inks and R220 printer. I followed the installation instructions but when I
2006-04-11 by edrudolpho
Thanks Helen, for the test! Ed
2006-04-11 by Helen Bach
The IJC/OPM profiles I ve seen for the R2400 use cyan and magenta along with the LK to make the densest end of the scale, with the LLK and LM at the lighter
2006-04-11 by edrudolpho
Thanks John.... :-) ... it s possible to print on ... Magenta. Dmax is not as high ... building profiles with IJC so I ll
2006-04-11 by John Vitollo
... Bowhaus is doing some very interesting things with their rip. Yes it s possible to print on glossy paper with Matte ink installed using IJC/OPM. You are
2006-04-11 by sburger104@aol.com
I little bit off topic, but it sure would be like removing a pebble from my shoe if I could find this answer. I can load the image s luminousity by Ctrl(PC) or
2006-04-11 by edrudolpho
Hi all.... I checked in at the Bowhaus site and noticed that the latest version of IJC has a profile for Silver Rag and K3 inks. But their profile uses the
2006-04-10 by Carl Schofield
I used Epson Premium Semigloss as media type for a CMYK profile I made for use with the ColorBurst RIP, but I also used high speed off. No problems with
2006-04-10 by chipcarterdc
Thanks for your responses. I ll try again with high speed off and see if it makes any difference before I start mesisng around with the ink density slider.
2006-04-10 by Scott Hendershot
Ann, Yes I am contact printing them. Yes they do work out. I have been doing both imagesetter negs and inkjet negs. The imagesetter negs can be a bit sharper
2006-04-10 by Greg
Changing to the regular speed might give you the dry time you need. If not you could try and adjust the inkdensity slider (if present) in the driver. And if
2006-04-10 by john dean
It could be your profile is laying down too much black. See if you can back off on the max black with a curves adjustment just to check it out. I had a lot of
2006-04-10 by chipcarterdc
Sorry if this has already been brought up. I just got a couple of packs of this paper and have been testing it on my Epson 9800. In images with continuous
2006-04-10 by Jordan Wosnick
I ve been experimenting with Van Dyke Brown using digital negatives. I am not using Mark Nelson or Dan Burkholder s systems, but am winging it and so far the
2006-04-10 by Eric Neilsen Photo 2
Yes, if you can cut glass, you can make your framed piece what ever size you want.
2006-04-10 by Eric Neilsen
For me that was the most ... There are many many papers that work, and you don t need to get one specifically made for platinum printing. And quite honestly
2006-04-10 by Eric Neilsen Photo 2
The new K3 work fine. There are other suppliers as well for all your supply for PT/PD printing.
2006-04-10 by ann clancy
scott, these negatives for silver, do you contact print them? The word is that enlarging digital negatives doesn t work out . regards, ann Scott Hendershot
2006-04-10 by nigel_roberson
Hi, I have been using Lyson Quad Black Toneable for a while and recently upgraded to a CIS. I have tried, with moderate success Epson Achival Black and various
2006-04-10 by Ernst Dinkla
... John, Six years here too but I have had my share of wrinkles in German Etching rolls (hardly any over the last 3 years though). And three months ago half
2006-04-10 by esharamaki
My 2 cent. I built a PC a couple years ago. Two 80GB (small by todays standards I know) set up in RAID 0 for stipping. 1GB RAM. DVD and CD burners. I say
2006-04-10 by john dean
I have had really first class results by making negs through Photoshop with the Pictorico film using Burkholders curves. www.danburkholder.com. However that
2006-04-10 by Eric Neilsen
David, You really need to make negatives that fit your process; not just platinum/palladium but your platinum/palladium. There are many variables that can
2006-04-10 by john dean
Well I ve just done a lot of work on this excellent paper and I ll look at all the ones I still have inhouse and get back to you tomorrow. I ve never heard of
2006-04-10 by Scott Hendershot
I have not been making negatives for platinum but I have been doing inkjet negatives for silver and I have to say they are better than I had imagined. I
2006-04-10 by tariqgibranstudio
John, The flaws are very subtle, little tiny specks really sort of like if you touched a ball point pen tip to the paper. It might be something that most
2006-04-10 by john dean
Tariq, Oh no. That is terrible. No, I ve seen no flaws in the about 4 rolls of the Museum Etching that I ve used so far. I don t know if this is just my
2006-04-10 by bradspix
Here s another view, hanging next to some others. Not a very good pic, though (I know zip about shooting products and lighting):
2006-04-10 by bradspix
OK, here s a closer look: http://pages.sbcglobal.net/b-evans/Images16/Matting2.jpg 1) Regarding mats, I cut my own but also order in bulk. Recently I
2006-04-09 by how786
Ooooh! What a wonderful photo! I d love to get a better view of it, please. 1-Do you cut your own mats or are they available precut? 2-What method do you use
2006-04-09 by bradspix
My method: 1) Mount print to backingboard using Lineco corners 2) Attach inside of window mat to backing board with Lineco tape Here s a photo:
2006-04-09 by ann clancy
this might give you some additional information http://www.loc.gov/preserv/care/mat.html regards, ann how786 wrote: This came up on a Google
2006-04-09 by ann clancy
check out dan burkholder website, he has lots of tips on making digital negatives, including profiles for a wide variety of printers, etc. regards, ann David
2006-04-09 by tariqgibranstudio
John, I use almost exactly the same set up except with a Keencut dual rotary blade large cutter and print to Museum Etching! With the waste I see with the