2006-03-20 by Eric Neilsen Photography
Rather than look for the folder, search for your icc and icm files. Since many of them are there, it should point you to the 32 folder. Eric Neilsen
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2006-03-20 by Joe
I agree with all you said. I have gone to the folder in the past, so I know it was there. And as you said the files contained within this fofolder are
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2006-03-20 by Greg
... Rew@... wrote: As far as I know, if the system32 folder for any of the Windows OS is gone, windows will either rebuild it, or won t start. Most of the
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2006-03-20 by Tina Manley
... I haven t asked but I imagine they re like everybody else and don t want to file claims because their rates will go up ;-) Tina Tina Manley, ASMP
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2006-03-20 by Mark Savoia
Has Wilhelm tested that yet?
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2006-03-20 by alanrew42
... It does sound odd. Which version of Windows are you using? Have you successfully copied files to this folder before? Can you still print anything? In
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2006-03-20 by John Moody
I purchased The DAM Book , Digital Asset Management for Photographers by Peter Krogh. I picked it up at the local Barnes and Noble. I found it very helpful
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2006-03-20 by bwbonkers
I use my own custom made profiles using an EyeOne. For BW I use the ABW mode in the Epson driver. Again I profile using QTR create ICC program that s part of
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2006-03-20 by Olivier
My system is 1290, Piezo iQuad (4 partitions), QTR, CS; paper is HPR308. Linearisation and QTR profils are created with an x-rite spectro. Ink partitionned as
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2006-03-20 by gguhangunaratnam
Thanks Peter, can you tell me what profiles you are using (your own?) Your experience with bronzing is consistent with Carl on glossy papers. What about the
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2006-03-20 by davedeect
QT was working fine a few days ago. Tonight it was NO GO. I removed and reinstalled and now get an error message -50 can t install printer . When I go to
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2006-03-20 by Andrew S. Webb
On 3/19/06 at 4:12 PM GMT Tina Manley arranged some pixels so they looked like this: Can anybody come up with an argument for the museum ... Tina, Does the
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2006-03-20 by GEERT DEPREST
thanks. At the moment i am doing the bo prints with the epson dye ink in the r300 on red river dourian. I just ordered the mis easy set for neutral prints
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2006-03-20 by Matt Haber
I would imagine that the SK186, or the ones you find on Ebay would work...you might also try the SSC utility, which will not reset the 2400 carts, but will
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2006-03-20 by Clayton Jones
Hello Geert, ... I m guessing it wouldn t work very well because of mixing pigment and dye. But the printers are such low cost you could have two. Along with
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2006-03-20 by mrehmus
Have you considered a SAN? Novell makes a very affordable chassis into which you can install 2 of your favorite drives and run them in a mirrored pair. The
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2006-03-20 by gguhangunaratnam
Thanks a lot Carl, do you know where I might be able to find profiles for EEM, VFA, Kayenta or Silver Rag? Thanks again
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2006-03-20 by stephenpho@aol.com
I saw the Innova at PMA in Orlando. The surface seemed to have a more pleasing surface texture than Silver Rag. But everything s so new who knows? The
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2006-03-20 by Jim Doyle
The Texture was very Smooth and as Black as the others.. Jim Doyle J. Doyle Enterprises LLC 114 Old Orchard Rd Cherry Hill NJ 08003 856-424-8660 HYPERLINK
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2006-03-20 by sagaface
Thanks for the info, Jim. What did you think of the Hahnemuhle s surface texture, and the prints that you viewed? Sarah ... YOU ... ANY ...
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2006-03-20 by Tyler Boley
Apparently it has a lot of OBs, so possibly a bit blueish. I ll be very interested in the Innova offering, could sit nicely in the middle. Tyler
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2006-03-20 by sburger104@aol.com
I m using the spongeless cartridges and the K4 inks. The big cosideration between going spongeless carts verses a CFS unit is the types of paper to be used. If
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2006-03-20 by how786
Good suggestion Roger. I forgot to mention that I did my early testing on Innova Smooth Cotton which has a nice warm tonality to it. It reminds me of the Agfa
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2006-03-20 by Carl Schofield
Interesting that the 7800 Black driver option behaves differently compared to the same option in the 2400 driver. The latter produces a greenish black print
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2006-03-20 by Jim Doyle
Hi Gang OK Here you go.. hahnemuhle Pearl is an Alpha Cellulose Paper and It’s a Thinner sheet at 285 gsm and a much whiter shite that the OBA Free 100%
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2006-03-20 by Carl Schofield
Outback photo is expecting some for review shortly and the paper is supposed to be available next month. Carl
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2006-03-20 by Joe
I was going to load some profiles and my system32 folder has mysteriously disappeard? I did a search and it does not find it. It must be there.......any
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2006-03-20 by Roger
I m also using the R220 and have done some BO onto letter paper. I tested 6 or 7 papers to see the differences. I highly recommend looking at the paper
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2006-03-20 by Carl Schofield
I m also embarking on a non-traditional exhibit to shake up the conservatives in my community and conduct an experiment at the same time. I m hanging an
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2006-03-20 by Eleanor Brown
I did the same thing and got the same response. I then wrote back and asked what the new paper is like and when will i be able to purchase it. I never heard
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2006-03-20 by Carl Schofield
I m using MIS K4 in my 2400 and have icc profiles for use with ABW mode. Prints are excellent with no bronzing or gloss diff. Profiles are available here:
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2006-03-19 by GEERT DEPREST
Thanks. You started me on BO printing, I bought one of your sample prints. The R300 takes the same cartridges as the R200. On the R300, if I switch the black
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2006-03-19 by ginnylady33
Understood Bob. Interesting suggestion...switching brands to Western Digital. I ll have to give that serious thought. My situation is probably unique for this
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2006-03-19 by gguhangunaratnam
Yay, someone is using it. Thanks for replying Matt. That s too bad to hear there is more bronzing with the K4 inks in color. Do you think you just need to
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2006-03-19 by Bob Frost
Ginny, ... I would buy a different brand of hard disk in that case! I have been using Western Digital HDs for many, many years (20?) and never had a failure
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2006-03-19 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mit, ... No, that s the problem. The Dye K that comes with it is blue-ish. You need to get some refillable carts and a bottle of Eboni from MIS. You ll
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2006-03-19 by Clayton Jones
Hello Geert, ... Welcome to the BW forum. I m not familiar with the R300, but if you can get refillable carts for it you might try some MIS Eboni. Most BO
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2006-03-19 by ginnylady33
1-I only use Seagate ATA HDs. 2-They are mainly in sleep mode or whatever it is called. They are not spinning all day long. 3-Our computer room is equipped
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2006-03-19 by Clayton Jones
Hello Daniela, ... I m not currently doing BO with the 2400. I tried it last fall using QTR and had pretty well worked out a curve, but the dot pattern was
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2006-03-19 by Steve Kale
This has been discussed before. According to Epson it depends on the paper. On any decent photographic paper it uses all the grey/black inks.
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2006-03-19 by Matt Haber
I am--I am using the carts (I got a prefilled set, and i have the 4 oz replacements--really easy to refill, though the plug is curiously surrounded by a lip,
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2006-03-19 by Tina Manley
Digital B&W - I m participating in a show that has the potential to be controversial. The museum is concerned about protecting the prints and is proposing
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2006-03-19 by Andrew S. Webb
On 3/19/06 at 8:46 PM GMT ginnylady33 arranged some pixels so they ... If you have that many failures, you should check your incoming power lines and possibly
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2006-03-19 by Andrew S. Webb
On 3/19/06 at 8:27 PM GMT btvarner arranged some pixels so they looked ... Can you see the paint building up on your mask? Option/Alt-click on the mask in the
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2006-03-19 by bwinkjet
Hi Bruce, I have done that several times. In my case I inadvertantly had unchecked Preview in the Adjustment layer. I m sure other problems could explain it
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2006-03-19 by ginnylady33
I feel like I am stirring a hornets nest. ... You don t seem to be comparing like with like. Actually, one cannot compare like with like since the
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2006-03-19 by how786
Sure. 1-I have no cast whatsoever. 2-I am using MIS Eboni Black ink for BO prints. 3-In the driver I have gamma at 2.2, black ink only is checked, paper
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2006-03-19 by btvarner
I apologize for this question in advance but I am apparently drawing a blank. I work all the time in Photoshop to prepare by images for printing. One of the
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2006-03-19 by Richard Smallfield
... The copyright date is an interesting question: although you could copyright it from the date of capture, why not from the date of editing of the print in
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2006-03-19 by Greg
... now ... CDR/ ... DVD ... Check with Panasonic and Toshiba. I think they have one. You might also want to read up on why Panasonic thinks the DVD-RAM disks
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