Re: [Digital BW] Re: Black Only printing with R2400
2006-03-19 by Carl Schofield
It says black but really still prints using all colors.
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2006-03-19 by Carl Schofield
It says black but really still prints using all colors.
2006-03-19 by Richard Smallfield
Thank you all for your input - I may add some more info to the backs of the prints - both the capture and printing date. (As for the quote, I searched books
2006-03-19 by bwbonkers
Are you MAC or PC. I m on a MAC and my driver has the Black setting. The question is what does it do. Anyone. Peter.
2006-03-19 by Andrew Rodger
All this talk of the frailty of back ups on disc is making me hanker after film :0) I don t know if it at all relevant but I store all my images on DVD RAM
2006-03-19 by sinar001
You guys talk about the use of gold media, as if it were the panacia for long term storage. The reflective layer is but one source of problems for CD s &
2006-03-19 by john dean
I emailed Hahnemuhle to see if I could have some samples to be a beta tester and compare with Silver Rag. The project head Christensen, said they would be
2006-03-19 by Clayton Price
The recent chip resetter discussion calls to mind a question I have - Is there a chip resetter that will work with Epson K3 cartridges for the R2400? I ve
2006-03-19 by mit Kase
i know the epsons typical maintenance uses up its ink; so just to clarify what epson s website says: To keep the print head clear, the printer uses a small
2006-03-19 by mit Kase
Howard, could you expand on your methods a bit? I too am using a r220 and while the grain and gradations are amazing echoes of triX, my prints contain a light
2006-03-19 by how786
Backup HDs are always asleep. Never spinning all the time. Best Howard ... leave the ... like. I
2006-03-19 by edrudolpho
I d like to learn about the Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl. Is anyone here testing it? If so, is it, like the Silver Rag, optimized for the K3 inksets? Or is
2006-03-19 by Roger
Thanks Paul, I m with you on the ICCs. I don t have a flatbed scanner (only dedicated film) and would have to send it out to be profiled. If I did want to
2006-03-19 by Sam McCandless
All of Howard s post is interesting to me, but I m trying to divide and conquer the archiving problem, and to focus in this thread on storage unit(s) for CDs
2006-03-19 by GEERT DEPREST
Hi all: Just joined. I have printed in a wet darkroom for years using Durst equipment and recently started digital bw. I am using an Epson R300 with the Epson
2006-03-19 by bwbonkers
Hi Yep. I m using MIS K4 inks in my 2400. I use the easyfill carts. Problems so far are nil. The inks are very good. I only use photo black and mainly print on
2006-03-19 by ellery
Art From what I read and see, I think the safest would be multiple copies over different media. Hard disks are know to fail too. So if its due deligence then
2006-03-19 by Jim Coffee
Hi Richard... In my case I photograph/print/sell panoramas. I print the date captured (usually to the nearest month), the location, and the print title at the
2006-03-19 by Steve Gledhill
Howard, I agree that your strategy as described seems very robust, particularly as you test and replace and store in separate locations. All very sound
2006-03-19 by Bob Frost
Howard, ... But do you leave the backup HDs running all the time? You don t leave the CDs spinning all the time. You don t seem to be comparing like with like.
2006-03-19 by Stephen Petegorsky
Hi Richard - If you re signing your prints on the back, why not put all the information there? The convention in the art world is for work to be dated from
2006-03-19 by how786
Considering how often hard drives fail, I do not think this is a wise choice. We ve been doing an archiving project for a religious organization for many
2006-03-19 by dgattarino
Hello Clayton, altough I posted in another message, I still did not get any answer which makes sense. How do you do BO printing withj the Epson R2400? In your
2006-03-19 by joemulligan_68
I hope to chime in. I purchased a 7800 two weeks ago which has the latest 2.7 driver being run on Mac OSX 10.3. From reading on this forum, I was under the
2006-03-19 by gguhangunaratnam
Hello, Is anyone using the MIS K4 inks for the R2400? How do you like them? How do you feel they compare to the K3 inks? Do you use the CFS or carts? Thanks
2006-03-19 by Bert Katzung
Hi Richard: My 2 cents --- I think an image should be dated (and copyrighted) to the date created or captured; a print should be accompanied by a note (or
2006-03-19 by Steve Gledhill
Wise approach Clayton. I commented on external hard disk backup to external drives a few months ago (post 71205) suggesting it s the only way to be sure of
2006-03-19 by gguhangunaratnam
That s a good point, thanks Josh. ... is almost always the ... feet of defect free ... (vistek.com) and ... Is it ... being the ... the case?
2006-03-19 by gguhangunaratnam
Thanks Julian, I know how much Kayenta goes for online, I wasn t looking for cheaper prices (I wasn t planning on buying from vistek). I d assume that the
2006-03-19 by gguhangunaratnam
Thank you so much Helen! ... bottle)?
2006-03-19 by how786
Nicely done study. It s main drawback is that they only tested 2 Gold CDs and no GOLD DVDs. This surprises me since it is a very recent study. Heck, we ve
2006-03-19 by wwodets
Howard, I am sorry, but your two posts have been nonsense. My post was about DVDs and your response is about CDs. I, too, have used the Mitsui GOLD (yes, I
2006-03-19 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I ve been in a quandary about whether I should date my prints by the capture date or the printing date - to give both dates is rather cumbersome, although
2006-03-19 by Clayton Jones
Hello Steve, ... Yes, sounds like you are well on the way. ... T-hinges are just a way of using two separate hinges made of two short tape strips each, such
2006-03-19 by Clayton Jones
Hello Howard, ... The settings can vary among different systems, user settings and preferences. DG20 and GG2.2 are both very popular and widely used. The
2006-03-19 by grue1970
ah, mark at your site right now... perfect. thanks.
2006-03-19 by grue1970
All - thanks. i went out to our hobby lobby and got some metal frame sides and had them cut some UV glass and a black matt. i told them i wanted the acid-free
2006-03-19 by how786
Well, I just setup my 220 for BO printing. (Eboni Black) I have one feedback comment for you Clayton regarding the settings. With the Gamma set at 1.8 I could
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2006-03-18 by Tom OConnell
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2006-03-18 by Clayton Jones
Hello Djon, ... Good point, thanks. In such a case then certainly use removable hinging tape such as Mark described. Another thing I didn t get into was the
2006-03-18 by jlk4410
Excuse the repeated post. I am doing a project that requires Kayenta roll paper in 4 or 5 widths.The final piece will be multiple images on one long
2006-03-18 by jlk4410
... I get a print with a more choked greyscale. Not bad,shadows blocked up, more contrasty, and it looks like it would be worth exploring. ... Thanks, tried
2006-03-18 by Stephen Kobrin
While they are very different printers, this sounds a lot like the issues that some of us had with the R800. I had to send the first one back as its paper
2006-03-18 by Vincent Orlando
Just wondering if anyone mighht have a set of QRT curves for the 7600 and MIS UT7 inks and HPR and or Entrada BW they might like to share as I don t have a way
2006-03-18 by Carl Schofield
Not all manufacturers care about defects. Breathing Color routinely sends me rolls of dirty canvas.
2006-03-18 by Mark Rogers
There have already been many good responses, but I will throw in my two cents. Corners are convienent if you want to quickly swap prints. Avoid PVC corners.
2006-03-18 by joshhackney
I think rolls are more expensive in nearly every paper, and 8.5x11 is almost always the cheapest. Makes sense. The paper manufacturer needs to have 40-100
2006-03-18 by Steve Smith
Mitch , I know some folks that might be interested please reply of line. Best Steve photosmith@verizon.net ... -- Steve Smith photosmith@verizon.net
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2006-03-18 by how786
I have found this place to be cheaper and always have more stock than Light Impressions. So often, LI is out of stock of what I want.