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2006-04-09 by Allan Chen
Actually, this is with Eboni. I thought I couldn t use the gray lab profile in Qimage because it needed an RGB profile? Maybe that s my problem... I ll try a
2006-04-09 by Steve Kale
The more relevant question is why don t the printer companies actually build to metric paper sizes but that s a conversation that s been had already. I
2006-04-09 by how786
This came up on a Google search: http://www.framedestination.com/picture_frame_info.html
2006-04-09 by how786
I d love to hear just how one uses the Lineco Tape. It sounds interesting. Regards Howard ... materials. ... archival.
2006-04-09 by Mark Stracke
I went to the DeWolfe workshop at Cone Editions at the end of January. George is a knowledgeable, generous guy whose work I admire, so it was great for me. Go
2006-04-09 by ginnylady33
Thanks for your input. Ginny
2006-04-09 by David Keenan
I have begun investigating making digital negs. I am taking a palladium printing class in Europe this summer and want to take some enlarged negatives with me.
2006-04-09 by Greg
... paper). I m thinking 36 (or 1 meter) wide would make a good smaller printer to challenge the Epson reign. When you get right down to it, the 17 inch
2006-04-09 by Arthur Fink
I now that the correct method is supposed to be hinged with Japanese paper and starch glue. Lineco makes a tape with these materials. But I ve regularly
2006-04-09 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello, I live in Toronto, Canada, and I would like to attend a workshop in digital printmaking. I ve looked at the Cone workshops, and Vermont wouldn t be too
2006-04-09 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hi Eric, I do wish I had the freedom to produce in a variety of proportions, but costs are just hitting me hard right now. The Uni 20 and 40 frames could
2006-04-09 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... I m in the camp that says that 44 isn t big enough. As Ernst has pointed out, that s a plotter size (American size E drafting paper). Drafting houses
2006-04-09 by john dean
My thoughts exactly, a 44 model. john ... color printer now that ... need a 44 soon and ... relis the 44 or 24 color
2006-04-09 by photobinder
Ginny, My PrintFIXPro arrived mere days ago, but I m pleased so far using it for both building color profiles and for investigating the B/W characteristics of
2006-04-09 by joaskild
Does anybady have any idea if Canon might come with a 44 or 24 color printer now that they have anocened th 17 and the 60 ? How soon could it be as I need a
2006-04-09 by Ernst Dinkla
Specs etc: http://www.canon-europe.com/For_Work/Products/Professional_Print/Large_Format/iPF9000/ Comes with 330 ml carts when new. 330 or 700 ml cart choice
2006-04-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... Actually the 44 size is based on US technical drawing paper sizes as a thread on the Epson Wide Format list revealed some time ago. ANSI size E is 34 x
2006-04-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... Actually the 44 size is based on US technical drawing paper sizes as a thread on the Epson Wide Format list revealed some time ago. ANSI size E is 34 x
2006-04-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... Correct, it gets more difficult to handle big sheets in a one man shop. Rolls isn t a problem though. I always roll the 44 on a 6 core in reverse curl at
2006-04-09 by John
Hi Scott, I didn t get the info on the actual size but they certainly looked much bigger than the 220ml Epson carts, but of course the could have been specials
2006-04-09 by dlruckus
My thanks again Greg, I asked because I did see what I believe to be from media differences. The instrument I spoke of has a light tight seal to the sample
2006-04-09 by Tyler Boley
... yup, and thank goodness we find something that does. ... No kidding, and my biggest problem is with a brand new Epson with OEM inks, go figure. Back to the
2006-04-09 by Greg
... On some media... Absolutely. Especially with the Pulse since it rides about 5mm about the paper. But the same goes for the i1 and DTP22. Consider that the
2006-04-09 by scott_now_coming
... have seen nothing like the Canon output I saw at IPEX in Birmingham UK this last week. The prints both colour and black & white were oustanding. Hi John,
2006-04-09 by Andrew S. Webb
On 4/8/06 at 10:37 PM GMT Adam Maas arranged some pixels so they looked ... Same techinical support you would get with any purchase of Windows XP. Support from
2006-04-09 by Helen Bach
Greg, I share your scepticism about the absolute accuracy of such high density (low L*) readings. No matter what the accuracy, however, both the TR924 and the
2006-04-09 by Adam Maas
... Are, since thursday. But it s unsupported, so no technical support. -Adam
2006-04-09 by edrudolpho
IJC is a rip made by Bowhaus. Check this link.... http://www.bowhaus.com/services/IJCOPMmain.php4 Ed
2006-04-09 by ginnylady33
Sorry, but what is IJC? Ginny
2006-04-09 by john dean
We all do what works well for us. I will look into the price differences of rolls and sheets, and now you have me thinking about that. But I do it for
2006-04-09 by Helen Bach
I m using it to linearise and neutralise profiles in IJC. It works well. Best, Helen
2006-04-09 by Tyler Boley
... by the way, I realize that was based on old prices, but it s still worth doing the actual math to see how your rolls are actually saving for you, if at
2006-04-09 by mark_roth_505
You should give Bostick & Sullivan, a call in Santa Fe, NM at 505-474- 0890. They are one of the best suppliers of Pt/Pd and other alt. supplies out there. You
2006-04-09 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... Now *that* is an interesting question. I d like to know that as well. Epson? Canon? Anyone??? -- Bruce Watson
2006-04-09 by dlruckus
Thanks Greg. The tag lines on my post were meant to have a smiley but I goofed. I do appreciate your response. I also still would like any input possible from
2006-04-09 by Tyler Boley
... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EpsonWideFormat/message/62715 ... Good grief man! It take 45 minutes or so for a full iris sheet print to go through! I
2006-04-09 by Ken Carney
I went the imagesetter/inkjet negative route for a while. My take on it is that as expensive and time-consuming as platinum prints are, I thought an in-camera
2006-04-09 by john dean
For the life of me I can t understand you guys paying that kind of money for sheet of rag media. To me it is just not even something I would remotely consider
2006-04-09 by edrudolpho
... snip John, the new Intel Macs are/will be capable of running Windows as well as the Mac OS.
2006-04-09 by tariqgibranstudio
Now say I have a job that I want to produce 20 portfolios of 12 - 16x20 prints each, like I m working on now. On a 60 printer that is fast, imagine how much
2006-04-09 by ginnylady33
Anyone here using PFP? Is it useful for B&W or mainly useful for color printing? Input appreciated. Thanks Ginny
2006-04-08 by Tyler Boley
For hue control, toning, tinting, still primarily for mono or near mono work. I think for color the RGB inks are the step up in quality. But with this you d
2006-04-08 by Tom Baker
Tyler - On the other hand, a full K7 setup for K with with C, M, Y, LC, LM... now we re talking. Would the C,M,LC, and LM be be required in such a set up?
2006-04-08 by John Harrold
Graphically...I mainly use my computer for photo work CS2...Epson 2200 & 2400. I will die before I learn 10% of what there is to learn already...let alone
2006-04-08 by Tyler Boley
... Well, Seattle has always been far behind the curve... ... oh man, the trim job, yikes. My attempts with using the cutter on art papers has been dismal, and
2006-04-08 by Tyler Boley
back to the canon, 60 or not... The inkset is unclear. RGB wil certainly help for color, depending on how all these inks are addressed. But the black/gray
2006-04-08 by john dean
Yea, me too Jules. Canvas is the fastest growing thing for me both for painters and photographers. People like the idea of not having to frame and put work
2006-04-08 by Eric Neilsen
Guhan, I have not looked for that particular size. You see, I still shoot 4x5, 6x9, 127, and 35mm so I don t have a standard size. And while some may use
2006-04-08 by lulalake_1999
... Boley ... interested in printing their work on ... Been to the UK recently? On Muswell hill, in London is a large art print shop that has I would say half
2006-04-08 by Gary Brown
A 60 printer will not cut it as a billboard printer. I was an architectural signage designer for 15 years, the last time I sold a large banner it was printed