Regarding paper thickness
2006-03-15 by deandadin
I am looking to find out what the GSM thickness rating is. How does the GSM rating compare to mm thickness. For example, how many mm is a paper with a GSM of
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2006-03-15 by deandadin
I am looking to find out what the GSM thickness rating is. How does the GSM rating compare to mm thickness. For example, how many mm is a paper with a GSM of
2006-03-15 by David Sinai
I have been doing BO printing for the past 3 years using an Epson 2200. Most of my images have been captured with my Canon 20D. While the quality of my images
2006-03-14 by Clayton Jones
Hello Art, ... No, it shouldn t. There are different approaches to this, but in general you should get on paper what you see on screen. Even the slightest
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
Bruce provides the math for you here: http://www.brucelindbloom.com/index.html?Eqn_Lab_to_XYZ.html
2006-03-14 by bwdigiprint
I have tried your formula and the calculator on the link with two values (one under 8 and another above). The results are the same. Thank you very much to both
2006-03-14 by Ernst Dinkla
... Given the practice of using several greys in claire obscure intaglio, the use of several grey inks in Chromolithography printing since Senefelder there
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
... No just use whatever workspace you feel comfortable with. I use GG2.2. ... I believe this has to be done for Windows users because you can t do the
2006-03-14 by Ernst Dinkla
... Helen, Sorry, did you print several checkerboards with different PPI files? Your first message isn t clear about that. If you did send a 720 PPI file with
2006-03-14 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Its a little late for that; there s this concept of prior art ... and a one year period from release to last date for patent application, which has
2006-03-14 by Louis Dina
For us disadvantaged souls on an XP platform, I d like a little guidance on how to use the Create ICC profiles when printing with QTR. Before Create-ICC came
2006-03-14 by Frank Vincent
Who developed the idea of using black or grey inks in each of the six ink cartridge slots? I think it has made using my R220 so easy for black and white
2006-03-14 by Steve Gledhill
I use this link for my conversion of L* to Density. And other conversions too. BUT, I ve never actually checked it out - rather I ve taken it on trust. Does
2006-03-14 by Paul Roark
... No, it is correct in the context in which it was made. The workspace was set in Color Settings , and I clearly stated the file was un-tagged. As such,
2006-03-14 by Christy Stebbins
Dear friends again, Many thanks to all who answered my question about buying external hard drives. Forgive me for using this forum to pose the question. I
2006-03-14 by dlruckus
Some thoughts on your comments Steve. ... above. ... between ... An all important difference if one is primarily interested in deep shadow distinctions during
2006-03-14 by xun wang
Hi I m new to the group. A related question to the R800 since I have the r1800... I ve heard good things about the K7 ink too. But there re quite expensive to
2006-03-14 by John Moody
For the 2200. In 1440 mode, there are 720x1440 dots, and three sizes of dots are available. In 2880 mode, there are 1440x2880 dots, and only the smallest dot
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
... Well yes but it s a bit misleading. Note that when you changed your workspace the look of the (same) image changed on screen. It s not really the same
2006-03-14 by Helen Bach
... Ernst, I must have explained it badly, because that is exactly my point. The resolution tests you gave a link to did not print a true 360 ppi file. They
2006-03-14 by Paul Roark
... MIS ink is significantly cheaper. The blended, dedicated B&W inksets are somewhat more lightfast. Some MIS inksets allow printing on both matte and
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
Christophe L* can easily be converted to density. I have a simple spreadsheet with these formulae: If L* 8 then XYZ_Y = ((L* + 16)/116)^3 else XYZ_Y = (L* x
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
You are already heading in the right direction. The 2400 is a fabulous printer. I doubt you ll be unhappy with the Epson Adv B&W output and it should serve
2006-03-14 by Paul Roark
... A Lab L* separation of 3.4 is clearly compressed relative to 8.2 in the way I use the language. ... No, the original file values were the same. It was
2006-03-14 by Stephen Kobrin
Does anyone on the list have experience with the K7 inks on an 800 or 1800? Steve
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
Yes they do (MIS sells them if you need one)
2006-03-14 by sagaface
Hi all, elementary question: I am new to using any other inks in my Epson and have reecently begun using Eboni. The printer tells me I m low on this ink and
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
... It s not compressed . It was closer to begin with. By saying it is compressed you suggest that something in the printing narrowed the gap. What really
2006-03-14 by studio9chik
i recently purchased an imac intel. pscs2 runs qute well and certainly faster than on my previous machine pb 1g + 1g ram.
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
Peter You are jumbling two different things here. It is unfortunate that QTR ink descriptor files seem to have been relabelled profiles rather than curves
2006-03-14 by Art
... suitable ... With regard to sharpness, Doesn t piezography inksets and software add in correct for this by having less spill over?, I think they are around
2006-03-14 by Paul Roark
... This thread seems to have become much more complex. Here is an example of what I was trying to point out. This compares the Lab L* separation of the 100%
2006-03-14 by Cort Anderson
Adobe has already announced that they will not have native Mac apps to run on the Intel chips until they release CS3 sometime early next year. That is one
2006-03-14 by jorgecastanyer
... Piero There are B/W inks for the R800. You can find information about Neutral K7 inks at http://www.inkjetmall.com/store/bw2/index.html I no longer have an
2006-03-14 by bwprintman5
Hi everyone, I am sorry for this message but I am new to digital printing: Up until recently I used convential black and white printing methods but now I am
2006-03-14 by Olivier
... that ... bubble. Who ... it s ... until ... technical ... Epson doc got me unnecessarily nervous : it shows how air bubbles can damage the head, but this
2006-03-14 by Olivier
... that ... bubble. Who ... it s ... until ... technical ... Epson doc got me unnecessarily nervous : it shows how air bubbles can damage the head, but this
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
I m sorry but I have not experienced this problem. It s interesting that the yellow line is probably the only one where you could see a bubble. Who knows
2006-03-14 by Olivier
... custom ... Unfortunately no : 1) because Twain interface does not allow, 2) because you can t tag at the scan soft level. ... which ... preserve ... Adobe
2006-03-14 by Ernst Dinkla
... Helen, The 1440 and 2880 dpi printer resolutions you had in your test message should result in 720 PPI native resolution on your 2200. (I have no desire to
2006-03-14 by Peter De Smidt
The ICC I made yesterday does not come very close to the QTRs ideal densities. Here are the densities, starting with the lightest: Step no-ICC ICC
2006-03-14 by Adam Maas
... Photoshop CS2 and all previous versions are PPC binaries and run in emulation on the Intel Macs. Until Adobe updates them to be Universal Binaries (PPC and
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
... Either I am not familiar with this or I don t understand you. Perhaps someone else can help. ... When your image is imported to PS it should be tagged
2006-03-14 by bwdigiprint
... open ... Hello, I want to purchase an eye one spectrophotometer to make profiles for my printer but I wondered whether I can also read a density value
2006-03-14 by Olivier
... profile... ... Steve, I don t want to embark you on a scanner discussion. Yes the scanner has a custom profile that needs to be assigned, the thing is 1)
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
By assigning I mean that when none is present then the document is given/assigned the workspace. Your scanner should have it s own profile...
2006-03-14 by Olivier
... your display ... (on Mac ... The ... to your ... your ... Working ... Steve, I m on XP. Sorry the assigned thing was confusing. So you say yes there s a
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
I m not sure I understand the question but if you have profiled your display and tell your computer to set this profile as your display profile (on Mac via
2006-03-14 by Olivier
... selected ... it for ... profile. Steve, can you confirm when you have a custom display profile available that the PS CMS will to a profile-to-profile
2006-03-14 by Steve Kale
Actually the below is around the wrong way. Only with a NON-colour managed workflow does the workspace matter. This is because there is no translation
2006-03-14 by John Malcolm
Contrary to the hype and recommendations on this list, don t bother getting an Mac/Intel based dual core processor G5 if you want to run CS or CS2. Because