[Digital BW] Re: Canon 60" 12 color printer
2006-04-08 by lulalake_1999
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2006-04-08 by lulalake_1999
... ME,ME, ME, and everyone else! he he he he
2006-04-08 by Tyler Boley
... You are exactly right. But those I do meet seem to make a lot of their income from print orders, so take the printing in house. Some B&W though, but on
2006-04-08 by John
Tyler & Bruce, There are many printers on the market that I have seen quality prints from, some even printed by members of this and other groups, also some I
2006-04-08 by mkitei
Is it possible to use eboni ink instead of photo black. Is there an existing curve that will work well with this paper. If not, any suggestion. Mike
2006-04-08 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello, I know this is a little OT, but not completely, so I was hoping someone might want to chime in if they have experience making digital negs with an
2006-04-08 by Eric Neilsen
Tyler, I guess you don t meet many portrait photographers then : ) , I have had several request for canvas. It can emulate the old Extralure X surface which
2006-04-08 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... If it ain t a step up in quality, ain t hardly nobody gonna be lookin at it. Image quality *is* king, at least in my book. -- Bruce Watson
2006-04-08 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hey Jim, ... Thanks, I know that what I was referring to using poster paper as a test to cut a window out of, and determining whether one is happy with the
2006-04-08 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hi Eric, Thanks for the info. Like I said, I m also not a fan of excessive amounts of negative space as you put it. I ll try out 17x24 as you suggest.
2006-04-08 by Tyler Boley
... on ... wait, I just read Bruce s post, so maybe I have.. T
2006-04-08 by Tyler Boley
... Maybe this is strange, but I ve yet to meet a photographer interested in printing their work on canvass. In fact it s never ever even come up in
2006-04-08 by Greg
... have yet to put a roll on either ... I guess you don t do much on canvas or other fabrics? But I agree that most printers would do well with only 24 inches
2006-04-08 by Tyler Boley
guys, I know there is some use for it somewhere. It just kind of cracks me up how much attention this is getting amongst a community I ve been part of for
2006-04-08 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... I d consider one. The problem with a 44 printer is canvas. Specifically, the amount of canvas that you have to take from the image area so you can wrap
2006-04-08 by Greg
All I can say is that now it looks like Canon caught Epson with their pants down. If they have functional machines at the shows, then they can probably hit the
2006-04-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... What also surprises me is the complete silence so far and the speed they put it on the market. The new A3 10 color models were already announced but you
2006-04-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... In this list, I don t know. On the market, the Roland d Vinci has similar specs, from 50 up to 72 sizes and I estimate 2x the price while printing
2006-04-08 by Greg
... That s why I said I would need to check that out. But I can see where the logic goes. If your device can only measure to 2.5D then how can you calculate
2006-04-08 by Tyler Boley
Ok, I ll be the one to finally ask... Who here needs a 60 printer? Tyler
2006-04-08 by timeexposure
I tried Premium Glossy, Ultra Glossy, in fact all paper types with photo quality option, and that s the same. And if you look at MIS site, they say somewhere
2006-04-08 by aromanocpa@optonline.net
Thanks Mike, I was looking for a program like Convert to Black and white. I think after tax season I will download the 30 day trial to see what it has to
2006-04-08 by Ernst Dinkla
This is more of a problem for us here: http://www.canon-europe.com/Images/13_349079.pdf Ernst -- -- Ernst Dinkla www.pigment-print.com ( unvollendet
2006-04-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... He has the CcMmYK model so no extra grey inks and compares it to the 9800. It will be different with the 12 ink models with (MK)(PK)-LK-LLK- on board and
2006-04-08 by john dean
All I know is that HP has already made a deal with Hahnemuhle who is making rag papers for their thermal head machines that have already been fade tested.
2006-04-08 by lulalake_1999
... these Machines in working order, well the quality and detail of these printers, PLUS their speed, was the best I have seen anywhere. I would say that all
2006-04-08 by John
Hi Greg, I have been in the UK at Ipex all this last week and saw 4 of these Machines in working order, well the quality and detail of these printers, PLUS
2006-04-08 by danielsan2222
Greg, Isnt what this calculator does? http://www.brucelindbloom.com/ Go to Calc - Companding Calculator
2006-04-08 by Greg
... Slightly more info for you to file away... The i1UV and DTP20UV have slightly different UV fliters, the cutoff is at a slightly different place and can be
2006-04-08 by dlruckus
Hi. Y all are talking about the things I asked about the other day and got no response on. Oh well, I ll take info any way it comes. Don t know about the
2006-04-07 by Chris Hargens
I m assuming you are using the PK ink. I m printing on Kirkland using QTR with a 2200 loaded with PKN and MIS Pro light black. I haven t seen any bronzing --
2006-04-07 by aromanocpa@optonline.net
Things are improving so fast that my head is spinning.....what next [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-04-07 by Carl Schofield
I don t think so. I can confirm that the i1 over compensates for the UV component by making a slightly warm softproof profile compared to the pulse softproof.
2006-04-07 by Greg
... Well they had to beat Epson s announcement of the same thing of course. The big question is when will it really come to market? If they hit the June
2006-04-07 by Greg
... cold ... Must be your vision adapting to the different white point , you might see it if you have some no OBA paper to let you vision adjust to, and then
2006-04-07 by Ernst Dinkla
I though it would take a bit more time after the iPF5000 but: http://www.cameratown.com/news/news.cfm/hurl/id%7C2503 says a real wide format is soon available,
2006-04-07 by Carl Schofield
I agree. The prints look dead neutral to me and I don t see the cold hue that is suggested by the i1 readings. Carl
2006-04-07 by Greg
... inks ... 0.05 ... The Printfix Pro (Datacolor 1005) device, and just about all the other spectrophotometers from Gretag and Xrite have a specification of
2006-04-07 by John Vitollo
... My guess is the Xrite-Pulse with UV is the accurate plot as the a* and b* values are close to neutral. The Eye-One s b* values are very blue.
2006-04-07 by Carl Schofield
Just to clarify what I m trying to convey. The link below is a picture showing two Lab plots for step wedge prints made with both the i1 (no UV) and
2006-04-07 by alanrew42
... wrote: ... Helen, as you re a perfectionist, when you get this bundle you might want to download Bill Atkinson s profile
2006-04-07 by alanrew42
Thanks Carl. I only access this forum via the web interface, not the emails, and your correction hadn t appeared on the web at the time I saw your original
2006-04-07 by John Frendreiss
Hi Guhan, I ve matted quite a few photos, here s my bit of advice: * Museum Rag Matboard, such as that manufactured by Crescent, is much easier to cut cleanly
2006-04-07 by Carl Schofield
Yes, I m not saying that the un-filtered i1 is not capable of making excellent color profiles with the appropriate software (Match or PM 5). However, if you
2006-04-07 by James Irelan
... I m not so sure, either. I have a non-UV i1, and I m reprofiling papers for MIS Pro inks in a 7600, printing with ColorBurst. I m profiling with
2006-04-07 by John Moody
I m not so sure, the OBAs certainly change the apparent paper color, and that is due to the UV excited fluorescence. If the OBAs fluoresce, i.e. produce a new
2006-04-07 by edrudolpho
Jim.... just to verify.... you are saying that the Photo Gloss Fibaprint at 210g/m2 which is listed on the Innova website is the same (except for the weight)
2006-04-07 by Carl Schofield
Sorry, put in the wrong numbers for x-rite. Should be L 96.2 a -0.52 b 0.56.
2006-04-07 by Carl Schofield
I corrected that mistake in a follow up post: Sorry, put in the wrong numbers for x-rite. Should be L 96.2 a -0.52 b 0.56. So yes they are very different in
2006-04-07 by Ernst Dinkla
... Strange enough www.innovaart.com doesn t have it on the list yet. I expected the specs there to check whether there is really no polyethylene RC barrier in
2006-04-07 by Helen Bach
Greg, This is a good question. I used to use a TR924 which was calibrated with a 1.78 reference for the span, so my D-max readings with K3 inks on glossy paper