RE: [Digital BW] new member and Lyson Inks
2006-03-21 by Dave
Thanks, I too print intermittently, so will send back the Lyson cartridges unless someone on the net wants to buy them.... Ordered some MIS cartridges last
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2006-03-21 by Dave
Thanks, I too print intermittently, so will send back the Lyson cartridges unless someone on the net wants to buy them.... Ordered some MIS cartridges last
2006-03-21 by mxgo95747
... Some times, after changing from black inks (mK and pK, you have to go to Printer Utility and click on the mK or pk cartridge to get it to register
2006-03-21 by Bob Frost
But that is about editing in 16bit or 8bit, not printing which is what this thread is about (the thread seems to have a strange title!). If you want to read
2006-03-21 by how786
Today, I finally got down to seriously testing and looking at 8X10 prints made by my 2400 and comparing them to BO (Eboni Black) prints made on my 220. I did
2006-03-21 by c1asia
I want to get into B&W digital prints in a big way and have been reading about RIPs and other printing software programs. I ve heard great things about
2006-03-21 by Clayton Jones
Hello Guhan, ... This might be caused by having PK ink (for glossy papers) installed. The above papers are matte surface and require the MK ink cart. ...
2006-03-21 by rglezmez
Hi everybody. I use a EPSON R220 with Epson inks, and I d like you to give me some advices about how can I manage to print a photograph in which B&W and color
2006-03-21 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello Clayton, I was hoping you might be able to help me out. I m having some problems setting up my R2400 for printiing as you describe on your site in the
2006-03-21 by Clayton Price
Been reading this and also need to say something - I think Eddie is right on when talking about archiving in 16 bit - our editing or esthetic skills may change
2006-03-21 by John Moody
Ginny, I guess you just made an argument for saving in 16 bit; so that you can do the test without rescanning. :-) I can tell you that I see smoother
2006-03-21 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello, What are your colour settings in Photoshop? Right now, my working space is Adobe RGB, though I occasionally work in ProPhoto RGB, and my Gray setting
2006-03-21 by ginnylady33
Dear John, Apology accepted and appreciated. Your explanation is most sensible. Thanks for taking the time to give me all the details. What I d really like to
2006-03-21 by DePrest, Geert
As an amateur, I print only intermittently, i.e. not every night or even every week. So, if it had been a some time since the last print session, the test
2006-03-21 by Peter De Smidt
There s been a lot of good advice in this discussion. No one way is cost/risk free. At the moment, I store my scans on a mirrored RAID array, and I burn DVDs
2006-03-21 by Steve and Ann Taylor
This also depends on your source of your data. As I recall, Ginny shoots on film and scans everything. In that case she has a record of the original data in
2006-03-21 by fogmarco
After 5 years of printing with a 1160 is time for me to change my system. I just find a good epson 2100 on ebay and now I m starting to look for a new inkset
2006-03-21 by john dean
I m not going to store finished images at 16 bits. I value most what my eyes tell me regarding image quality. The prints made from 8-bit files look just great!
2006-03-21 by John Moody
I apologize for taking a shot at you; that is not my nature, and I’m sorry I wrote it that way. Specifically, there are 16-bit print drivers today, and more
2006-03-21 by alanrew42
... yet I ... machine. Yes, very good point. It s important to perform a comprehensive virus scan on all the hard drives on the PC ASAP. Keep the anti-virus
2006-03-21 by Joe
Thank you Geoff I will definately try that this evening. I do full virus scans and spyware scans etc etc ad nausium! Who the hell knows what gets through. I
2006-03-21 by Geoffrey Meadows
Hi Joe, I just saw this message today and just in case you haven t had a fix yet I thought I d respond. I lost my system32 folder as the result of virus
2006-03-21 by Bob Frost
Edward, Only worth one cent, I m afraid! ;) Aren t you re making the same assumption as Ginny - that ALL printers and drivers only handle 8bit files,
2006-03-21 by X_Ray_Wa
... interesting read http://visual-vacations.com/Photography/bit_depth_comparison.htm
2006-03-21 by Bob Frost
Ginny, I think you missed John s point. You were talking about prints made from 16bit and 8bit images on an 8bit printer, ie a printer whose driver downsamples
2006-03-21 by Olivier
Has anyone created a stepwedge of K,LK,LLK with K being glossy and measured the lab please. I m trying to know if the grayscale has a unitone from 0 to 100
2006-03-21 by Nick H. Nugent
Hello Karl, Your best bet is sending your printed pages to a traditional bindery. However there may be complications in using matte media in an album. Ink on
2006-03-21 by Martin Sluka
Answer from Hahnemuehle DE We can not say that this new Hahnemühle Paper is only optimized for K3 inks but what we can say is, that this paper is ideal with
2006-03-21 by Brian Ellis
I sure hope it isn t a function of the Eboni Black simply being better ink. I don t know about better but as I recall several people here have posted dMax
2006-03-21 by how786
This is my understanding as well, Eddie. My approach is much the same as Ginny s. I archive at least 90% of my finished images as 8 bit files having done all
2006-03-21 by ginnylady33
You raise a very valid point Ed. It is a good point. This is where we all must make a choice. And, having made that choice, one could possibly change later on.
2006-03-21 by edrudolpho
I think there s 2 issues here. One is about human perception and the other about existing technology. Issue 1 is, if no human eye is capable of seeing more
2006-03-21 by wolzphoto
I need to bind a wedding album for a friend. I shot the wedding digitally; the bride wants it printed B&W. I ve chosen to not print individual images, but
2006-03-21 by Dave
What were the flow issues you experienced with the Lyson inks? Dave ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam?
2006-03-21 by Edward Wiseman
I d like to jump-in if I may.. If one chooses that sometime in the future when he/she has MORE knowledge of editing an image via PHOTOSHOP or whatever, they
2006-03-21 by ginnylady33
You are quoting things again that are not true Again ? What are you referring to John? Be specific. If you are going to take a shot at me, be specific. As I
2006-03-21 by Paul Roark
... You might want to check out the UT-FS or FSN inks. See http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/2000P-FS-Readme.htm Another inkset that will probably work fine on
2006-03-20 by John Moody
Ginny, You are quoting things again that are not true; print drivers are not _only_ 8-bit. There are print drivers with a complete 16-bit pipeline; this has
2006-03-20 by vmixer42
Roger, I agree ICCs are the way to go, I m getting better results with them than without them, but I m also getting reasonably good results with this paper
2006-03-20 by ginnylady33
Th topic of 8 vs 16 bit storage has been discussed extensively on the LS-9000 forum. The vast majority of people agree that there is no point storing images
2006-03-20 by ginnylady33
It is best to use jewelled boxes and NOT sleeves. Ginny
2006-03-20 by Sam McCandless
Are sleeves used inside jewel boxes? Or instead of them? Thanks. -- Sam
2006-03-20 by David H. Miller
I m planning to set up this system and would appreciate any help and experience you can share with me about this. Dave
2006-03-20 by John Moody
That is not true. For example, OPM uses 16 bits, and it is measurable in the print. Best regards, John Moody ... From:
2006-03-20 by ginnylady33
... No. I can do batch scans and there is no pause. I also can do other stuff on the computer while it scans. Not a problem for me. I guess that d depend on
2006-03-20 by Sam McCandless
... Me, either, Ginny. I m still looking for one I d like to use, but I m also still shooting color film. And convert scans of it for printing BO or B&W,
2006-03-20 by Tina Manley
... That s possible. The director admitted that he had never seen inkjet prints like the ones I showed him. He had heard of giclee but thought that it was
2006-03-20 by Andrew Eschbacher
Tina, Why don t you have the high quality prints sprayed with a protective coating? How is the museum going to mount the prints? I can t imagine that any
2006-03-20 by jlk4410
... Scott, Haven t printed on Silver Rag yet. My R2400 is in house 3 weeks. i am an old school conventional B&W Photog. Based on my results with Moab & Hawk
2006-03-20 by Tim Atherton
... Scott - contact me off-list with an email that works (your web page contact form doesn t work...) tim a tim at kairosphoto dot com
2006-03-20 by None
Hello, The many posts about Museo Silver Rag have really gotten my interest and I am considering purchasing a 2400. Would anyone using this combination be