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2006-03-16 by Stephen Kobrin
I just ordered the ColorPlus and found the price has been reduced to $69. Seems like a good deal. Steve
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2006-03-16 by Stephen Kobrin
I just ordered the ColorPlus and found the price has been reduced to $69. Seems like a good deal. Steve
2006-03-16 by Stephen Kobrin
Thanks Clayton. I am using a 1280 with UT2, Paul Roark s curves, some of the profiles he has done and QTR. I will try some eperiments. It is clearly time to
2006-03-16 by joshhackney
Bruce and all, I have started doing a lot of canvas on my 7800. When I need to mount canvas to go in a frame, I have been using the technique described on the
2006-03-16 by Clayton Jones
Hello Stephen, ... I ve often wondered about the same coating claim that some papers use. Kayenta and Entrada are supposed to be the same, and EEM/VFA, but
2006-03-16 by Craig Yorke
I have an Epson 10000 that I will be converting for B&W use. I am working now on a continuous feed system so I will have the choice of using any ink. My
2006-03-16 by alanrew42
... Thanks for your first-hand experience report for this inkset. Regards, Alan
2006-03-16 by Stephen Kobrin
I just bought a box of Epson Velvet Fine Art and wonder if the curves and profiles I have for EEM will work reasonably well with this paper. It apparently has
2006-03-16 by Louis Dina
I have used UT7 inks in my 2200 and have NEVER had a clog. It is designed for pigment inks and works great with the UT7 inkset. Lou ... out ... to ... clogs
2006-03-16 by alanrew42
... Mtn Papers wrote: ... caliper and ... our Condor ... manufactured on an ... Further to Diana s detailed info, there is some more data
2006-03-16 by alanrew42
While researching third party ink options for my 2100 that are easily available here in the UK, I ve been investigating the PermaJet MonochromePro inks. On
2006-03-16 by alanrew42
... wrote: ... prints... I get beautiful prints ... there. This is worrying - are MIS inks prone to clogging? If so, I d like to know,
2006-03-16 by Ernst Dinkla
... It is quite easy to drain the 4800 carts. How to get the inks into 2400 carts shouldn t be a problem either I guess but for that you should check the MIS
2006-03-16 by Clayton Jones
Hello David, ... The size. In general the more real estate you have in the image source, the better the print will be. I get better prints from 4x5 scans
2006-03-16 by deskofjk
I have a 1280 with stubborn clog on the light magenta jet. I m using UT2 ink and thought I d just go through life without yellow. I probably don t yellow if
2006-03-16 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello, I have asked this before and didn t get a response, I apologize for asking again but would like to get some information. I would like to know if it is
2006-03-16 by Sam McCandless
David Sinai wrote about differences he has seen between small black-only prints he s made from his own 20D exposures and small black-only prints he s made from
2006-03-16 by djon43
Let s say both cameras printing 11 by 14 B&W ... The discussion began about smoothness and Black Only printing...not sharpness or resolution. The
2006-03-16 by mxgo95747
- ... In all these discussions, there is no mention of the impact of the lens on the printing resolution, For the example Canon 8 mega pixels digitals with
2006-03-16 by john dean
My students all use the 20D. I have seen a lot of these files in the last year. The 5D is quite superior to the ID Mark 2 and certainly the 20D. I have a
2006-03-16 by Tom OConnell
There are still two spaces in the April print exchange. This is a THEME month... theme is Companion Animals see message 75203 for detail... please email me
2006-03-16 by sagaface
Thanks for the reply. I guess no one else here has tried it. I m surprised. Sarah ... YOU ... ANY
2006-03-16 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello Diana, I am trying to send you mail and I can t get the mail out to you. I am interested in finding out about your papers. Is there another address to E
2006-03-16 by Brian Ellis
Martin said: In all these discussions, there is no mention of the impact of the lens on the printing resolution, For the example Canon 8 mega pixels digitals
2006-03-15 by claudej1@aol.com
The 20d can make files every bit a smooth as my 1D Mark II (sold the 20d, 30d will be here next week and i still have the Mk II). 8 megapixels is plenty of
2006-03-15 by Tom Baker
John - I d carry your analogy a little further: it s like listening to the symphony through a 5x7 speaker on a old car radio. Tom Baker John Moody
2006-03-15 by xun wang
The more post processing you do to the pictures, the more you ll benefit from shooting in RAW. ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-03-15 by John Moody
To each his own, but unless you have capture speed limitations that prevent consideration of RAW capture, it would be like going to the symphony and listening
2006-03-15 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Certainly the worst compression in Jpeg is in the colors, not the luminance... but you are asking if shooting 256 fixed levels per channel (Jpeg, Tiff,
2006-03-15 by bard960
As far as black and white printing is concerned, has anybody in the group observed any significant difference in prints from RAW files vs prints from JPG files
2006-03-15 by Peter Marshall
And the good news so far as I m concerned is that K7 should be available for the 2400 shortly - according to Jon Cone. Regards, Peter Marshall
2006-03-15 by Stephen M Martin
I ve been reading this about UC inks, Silver Rag and bronzing. Maybe I ve been lucky but all but one print I made using the 4000 on silver rag were excellent,
2006-03-15 by Steve Kale
All I can say is think carefully about recommending the no colour management option. My understanding is the embedded profile is not stripped away it is just
2006-03-15 by sagaface
Is there an MIS PK ink for the 2200 that is the equivelent of the PK for the 2400? I really would like to try BO on my 2200 with Silver Rag but was informed
2006-03-15 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... We agree there. I wasn t sure we were earlier. I recommend Gray Gamma 2.2 for the most part, and embedding GG 2.2 in a file that is worked up in
2006-03-15 by wwodets
I have almost always had a bubble in the yellow line of my 4800. It appears to be of no significance. Walt ... interesting that ... bubble. Who ... doubt it s
2006-03-15 by djon43
Whoops, I erred...I meant 2880dpi (which produces Epson 2200 s finest dot size)...I don t know if any printer does 3200dpi.
2006-03-15 by djon43
... Smoothness will always be limited by fixed printer dot size, irrespective the film size or original file: Black Only makes fewer dots, which inherently
2006-03-15 by John Moody
David’s comment was comparing small BO prints from both his canon 20D and FSA negative scan files. Best regards, John Moody ... From:
2006-03-15 by djon43
... how many mm is a ... GSM isn t thickness, it s weight... though thicker papers usually are higher GSM. I use 300 GSM Moab Entrada sometimes, 205 GSM Moab
2006-03-15 by john dean
If you want black only, and smooth as a baby s behind, try Piezo Tone K7. Now that is one beautiful inkset. I ve never used anything that consistent in color
2006-03-15 by Jim Doyle
Thanks Diana, for Sharing that..you just saved me from writing a lengthly email.. You couldnt have said it any better.. Cheers Jim Doyle J. Doyle Enterprises
2006-03-15 by Diana York~Hawk Mtn Papers
GSM is a measure of density - grams per square meter. Paper of the same thickness can have different density depending on the fiber composition and sheet
2006-03-15 by alanrew42
... The answer to both of your questions depends on the density of the paper material. A dense paper which is 0.5mm thick may be heavier (in GSM, grams per
2006-03-15 by Mark Savoia
Isn t that the downside of BO printing? Mark
2006-03-15 by John Moody
Are you shooting in RAW, and working in 16-bit mode? What do you mean by “not smooth”. Best regards, John Moody ... From:
2006-03-15 by Andrew Rodger
Steve, I am no expert but I think the equation relies on a third component: density Different papers have differing density. I expect you could obtain this
2006-03-15 by Steve Kale
Paul I must have missed something at the beginning of all this. But tagged or untagged a file will have been worked up in a particular workspace. It will
2006-03-15 by sagaface
I was afraid of that. ~sigh~ thanks for the info.
2006-03-15 by scott_now_coming
The PK in the 2400 is different that the PK in the 2200. The MK inks are the same for both printer. Scott ... 2400 or did they
2006-03-15 by sagaface
Has anyone done it? Also I m wondering if Pk for the Epson 2200 is the same as Pk for the 2400 or did they change the formula? Can anyone tell me? Thanks,