Re: Answer on archiving to DVD . . .
2006-03-17 by John Vitollo
... More than likely your Phillips burner doesn t a have a writing strategy in firmware for the Delkin disk and chooses the wrong one and/or the disks are
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2006-03-17 by John Vitollo
... More than likely your Phillips burner doesn t a have a writing strategy in firmware for the Delkin disk and chooses the wrong one and/or the disks are
2006-03-17 by Adam Maas
There s no good matte papers available either. However the HP Premium Photo Matte is a very nice lustre/pearl paper. I use the 7660 (7960 s little brother,
2006-03-17 by John Vitollo
... More than likely your Phillips burner doesn t a have a writing strategy in firmware for the Delkin disk and chooses the wrong one and/or the disks are
2006-03-17 by Clayton Jones
Hello David, ... Understood. Sounds similar to what I m doing (see below). All I m saying is that in actual experience I ve found that these two pairs of
2006-03-17 by Robert Whitehouse
Hi Clayton, I think that this was the conclusion that I was coming to from reading the articles on this group. I don t regret buying the HP - it produces great
2006-03-17 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Low cost to purchase; the cost per black and white print is actually very high! This system would be for glossy/luster prints, not for matte/art prints, I
2006-03-17 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bob, ... I don t use an HP, but from reading posts here I think HP is not used by serious fine art printers because - the ink is dye and must be used
2006-03-17 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The goal is not to use the same profile for both, its to use custom profiles for each, and to be able to reasonably proof the more expensive sheet on the
2006-03-17 by Clayton Jones
Hello Hans, ... There is a series of articles on digital BW printing at the link below. They do not specifically address the 1160 with UTFSN ink, but you may
2006-03-17 by Ernst Dinkla
... Helen has summed it up quite well. I have one method to add that I use to empty, 10000, 9600, 9800 carts while keeping them usable for someone else. Take a
2006-03-17 by kenstrain2000
Those are definitely different inks from the ones I used. Additional reply to be sent by PM, shortly. Ken
2006-03-17 by alanrew42
... charts and ... I had a ... subject as ... pounds. ... of, and ... There s a good link for explaining the metric paper size system (A3, A4 etc) here
2006-03-17 by wwodets
Thanks for the responses on this question. I have only spent a few days converting CDs to DVDs, so aging of the DVDs was not the issue. I have used the Sonic
2006-03-17 by Diana York~Hawk Mtn Papers
Thank you for posting that informative link! I have printed the charts and added to my paper info file for future reference. If you really want to get
2006-03-17 by Helen Bach
There are two simple ways to remove ink from a 4800 cartridge. 1) Prise off the top cover, lift out the bag, snip the corner off and pour into a bottle, such
2006-03-17 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... If it works for you, go for it. Then again, why not just dry mount a paper print? Canvas in general is more expensive than paper. If you are going to use
2006-03-17 by Barbara Woolner
Thanks, Bob. I found them, there are 3 and one hot glued in. Will replace tomorrow. Barbara ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-03-17 by Bob Michaels
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2006-03-17 by Barbara Woolner
Bingo! Three (3) AG3 Button Cell watch batteries. One seemed to be glued in place, one was corroded. Will replace and
2006-03-17 by edrudolpho
Hi... some of the links at the Staff Selections and Popular Requests seem broken. Try this, though, to find another way to access these files. Start off at
2006-03-17 by Barbara Woolner
Thanks to Bruce and Greg for your responses. I ve opened it but the battery is not evident and I haven t played with it more than that. I ll reorder and
2006-03-17 by Greg
... been doing this? Have ... know why you are ... stretching first and then ... Many coat before stretching to keep the canvas from cracking. I found that
2006-03-17 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hi again, Sorry for the barrage of questions. I ve seen a number of posts regarding scanned prints from the Library of Congress (scanned hi-res TIFFS). I ve
2006-03-17 by Greg
... DVD ... DVDs ... got ... DVD+-R is is currently less stable than some CD disks. If you want greater longevity with the larger storage, use one of the phase
2006-03-17 by John Moody
DVDs are much better for archival life. Of course you should always full-bit verify after burn. For important things, you may want to create, or use software
2006-03-17 by Greg
... last time ... can t get the ... stop ... for their ... questions. ... Yes, they stop working as there is a battery inside (somewhere). Cut it open and
2006-03-17 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
Replace the battery? -- Bruce Watson
2006-03-17 by Barbara Woolner
I ve used an SK168-ll from MIS for the past couple of years. The last time I used it the light was a bit sluggish but it worked. Today I can t get the light,
2006-03-17 by Andrew S. Webb
On 3/16/06 at 11:22 PM GMT wwodets arranged some pixels so they looked ... I archive to DVD all the time and never have any problems. Been doing it for a
2006-03-16 by Clayton Jones
Hi Paul, ... I figured it was something like that. The paper is definitely part of the equation. Kayenta and Entrada may have the same coating but they
2006-03-16 by wwodets
I am wondering if people have experience archiving image files on DVD as opposed to CD. Is the DVD less reliable data storage? After transferring many CDs to
2006-03-16 by hns_k
Hi, found a second hand Epson 1160 and bought MIS Ebony black and UTFSN Color Pos. Had b&w image, set curves like in the Hobman article and printed as RGB on
2006-03-16 by alanrew42
... wrote: ... Hi Ken, thanks for replying, it s a small world in digital B&W, even smaller in the UK maybe :-) The inks I m looking
2006-03-16 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello, I have just seen that MIS has a CFS system for the R2400. How do those who have tried the K4 inkset feel it compares to Epson s K3 (primarily
2006-03-16 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Thanks Ernst, I think I m ok with refilling the 2400 carts, but I can t find info on how to remove the ink from the 4800 carts. What are the general problems
2006-03-16 by kenstrain2000
... That was me, and it was clear to me, for those inks - it was quite long ago now. The inks concerned were those sold by MIS as VM Quadtone Inks. I have no
2006-03-16 by robkwhitehouse
I have been printing B&W in the darkroom for years but have only recently started experimenting with digital printing. The HP 7960 printer had good reviews for
2006-03-16 by Rob
Can anyone point me to the least expensive online source for Epson papers? Specifically Velvet Fine Art and Luster in 13 x 19 shipping to Southern CA. I ve
2006-03-16 by lulalake_1999
... like to ... Ditto Lee, I remember when everyone on the Piezo site were tearing their hair out about the clogs with the 1280 and Piezo inks. Consequentli I
2006-03-16 by Stephen Kobrin
Their website. Steve In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Barry Koblenz ... to
2006-03-16 by Bob Marsolais
Alan, I have been using a 1280 for a little over a year. I switch one printer between two different ink sets, UT2 and MISPRO. I am using MIS s spongeless
2006-03-16 by Lee Hiers
... I think the problem with clogging and the 1280 is folks running pigment inks through an printer that s not designed for pigments. I use MIS inks in a C86
2006-03-16 by Richard Smallfield
... I have just done some exhibition prints using Ultra Chromes and Epson Velvet on a 2100. As I didn t have QTR curves for the Velvet Fine Art paper, I used
2006-03-16 by Paul Roark
I assume the 2200 PK is the heavier load still. I have not tested the 2400 v. 7600 PKs in the 2200. So, I don t know which one would be best. Paul
2006-03-16 by sagaface
-With the newer printers, we ve found that lighter loads actually produce a better dmax with less, if any, gloss differential.- But that won t be the case with
2006-03-16 by Paul Roark
Craig, ... So, you ll want to be able to generate a good dmax from the dark gray inks. ... I d consider the UT7 without the LK and Y. The UT7 toner is a bit
2006-03-16 by Barry Koblenz
From where did you purchase it? -Barry
2006-03-16 by Paul Roark
Clayton, ... I think even if the coating is the same, whether the substrate is cotton or alpha cellulose (or worse with EEM) seems to make a significant
2006-03-16 by Paul Roark
Re-configuring the curves is a problem, because the Red and Green curves utilize the driver s built-in cross-overs between the light and dark inks. I d try to
2006-03-16 by Paul Roark
... I suspect the bronzing difference is more a function of whether the older PK used the older base. All of the MIS inks should be using the new base. The