Re: [Digital BW] Blending BW and color in a single print
2006-03-09 by Olivier
... I fully agree with that !!! Should one need to tone the BW part of the print this could be done in a color-managed workflow, but for pure BW driving the K
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Re: [Digital BW] Blending BW and color in a single print
2006-03-09 by Olivier
... I fully agree with that !!! Should one need to tone the BW part of the print this could be done in a color-managed workflow, but for pure BW driving the K
Re: [Digital BW] QTR icc profiles with PrintFIX PRO
2006-03-09 by Howard Shaw
Actually, that s a silly question because you re using the epson driver, not qtr. Let me rephrase it then - for someone with qtr would there be any benefits in
Re: [Digital BW] Blending BW and color in a single print
2006-03-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... David, It would be a lot nicer if RIPs adapted their greyscale B&W = BO output to the new 2 and 3 grey ink inksets. Making that flow QTR like and use the
Re: [Digital BW] QTR icc profiles with PrintFIX PRO
2006-03-09 by Howard Shaw
Thanks Keith The usual way of linearising QTR curves is to insert the density or luminance figures from the 21-step into the bottom of the .qidf file. Are you
Re: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-09 by Gary Udstrand
I think the stock battery is 1600mAh, the replacement I have is 2200mAh. Gary
Re: Museo 2, 2400 basic settings question
2006-03-09 by Rick
Hey Howard, I use that paper and also the William Turner ,which is 310gsm, in the rear feader with no problems.
pictorico hi-gloss film
2006-03-09 by c1asia
hi, i m looking for a good photo lab that specifically uses the following... 1. epson 4800, 7800, or 9800 with K3 inks and photo black 2. imageprint RIP v6.1
Re: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-09 by Clayton Jones
Hello Gary, ... Ok, good to know - that explains the longevity Steve reported. What is the mAh rating? Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital
RE: [Digital BW] new problem wth UT7 curves on 7600
2006-03-09 by Paul Roark
Arlene, As I understand it, you have a new computer, and now the UT7 curves don t work. The slider settings, however, appear to work. (Same as before?) That
new problem wth UT7 curves on 7600
2006-03-09 by lovelipp
I keep a set of sample prints I made a couple of years ago - the same image - using Paul s curves for cool, neutral, carbon and sepia, for both EEM and
Re: [Digital BW] Blending BW and color in a single print
2006-03-09 by El Estudio
Olivier, FWIW, I ve been doing 90% B & W and 10% color images with a 9800 on William Turner and Innova PSC with just the Epson driver and it s in-box profiles
RE: [Digital BW] Blending BW and color in a single print
2006-03-09 by Eric Neilsen Photography
If your 9800 is as good as a 4800 ( I m sure that it is) I have been doing the handcolored look to B&W neutral and Sepia images. I have an action in PS which
Re: [Digital BW] Blending BW and color in a single print
2006-03-08 by Larry Wangelin
I have to agree. You need a custom profile for the best grey balance you can get with your printer. It s also cheaper than going the ImagePrint route. Larry W.
RE: [Digital BW] Blending BW and color in a single print
2006-03-08 by Paul Roark
... I don t think the Epson driver with k3 inks can give a pure carbon image. The image will always have more color pigments than would a dedicated B&W inkset
Re: [Digital BW] Blending BW and color in a single print
2006-03-08 by Tom Baker
The problem with doing this is that the image has to be printed as a color image instead of a b&w. In the past the b&w always came out with an undesirable
Re: [Digital BW] Blending BW and color in a single print
2006-03-08 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Thats the perfect case for a custom color profile, and printing via the printers color print mode. C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision
Blending BW and color in a single print
2006-03-08 by Olivier
How would you proceed to produce a print with pure BW parts and some colored ones on a 9800 loaded with K3. QTR alone can not do it, Imageprint seems to
PKN, Krystal Topkote...
2006-03-08 by Chris Hargens
For those who might be interested, I ve found that a combination of MIS PKN and MIS Pro Light Black printed on Kirkland glossy coated with Krystal Topkote (in
Re: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by elwood@wsnconsult.com
I can add to that remark. I have a Nikon D2X and bought the Ids Mk II so I could use it with my kit bag of Zeiss lenses going back to 1975. My biggest concern
RE: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Tom Baker
This is, after all, CALIFORNIA. Tom Baker ... When I hiked up Mt. Whitney (tallest in the lower U.S. at 14,000+ ft.) some off duty rangers, for a joke, had
RE: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop [signed]
2006-03-08 by Roger L Sopher [c]
?borrows? maybe burros? :-) _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
RE: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Paul Roark
... Actually, Whitney Pack station is at the trail head and there are pack borrows at the camp. However, hiring the packer to take things into the camp is up
RE: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Paul Roark
... When I hiked up Mt. Whitney (tallest in the lower U.S. at 14,000+ ft.) some off duty rangers, for a joke, had packed an entire lemonade stand up to the
Re: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Tina Manley
... Me, too! I always carry a spare battery but even on several two-week long trips to rural Honduras and Guatemala with almost constant shooting and viewing
Re: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Steve Kale
Along a boardwalk with vending machines selling Big Gulps and Krispy Kremes along the way? I do agree extra batteries make sense but I am staggered at how long
Re: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by cloudswimmer7774
... equipment. I m ... Also, ... So I take it no pack mules are avaiable ;)
RE: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Tom Baker
If it came to it, one could walk back out to their car and recharge the batteries there. TB ... Take extra batteries. We have solar power -- in a good year.
RE: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Paul Roark
... No. I usually use film -- medium format Tech Pan. However, I may also take my Canon Rebel XT up there. ... I consider a tripod almost as important as the
Re: [Digital BW] A pigment or dye question
2006-03-08 by john dean
That s right. He told us here that it is the blue spectrum that actually does most of the damage, not the uv, because the blue spectrum is much larger in total
Re: CANON EOS 1 series batteries; was ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Bert Katzung
Hi Clayton: I agree with your comment about wanting to check daily shoots in the evening (and making backup copies is even more important). A portable CD
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Museo 2, 2400 basic settings question
2006-03-08 by John Moody
Clayton, Thanks for the details. If you are not seeing any banding, then I can easily understand the desire to use the standard feed. By abuse, I am talking
RE: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Paul Roark
... Take extra batteries. We have solar power -- in a good year. However, it s not to be counted on. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
RE: [Digital BW] A pigment or dye question
2006-03-08 by Paul Roark
In an art catalog I saw another set of tests that tended to show dyes were almost as good as pigments when they were sprayed with a UV spray. However, when
Re: [Digital BW] A pigment or dye question
2006-03-08 by john dean
Yes. I used their monochrome quad and small gamut inks for years, back in the days before I was happy with the Cone or Mis pigments. The metamerism is bad. The
Re: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by cloudswimmer7774
... approvals ... camp is ... Send me a ... History ... nothing to do ... facilitates ... it was ... here. ... way to get ... camp that ... knarly ... packer
Re: [Digital BW] A pigment or dye question
2006-03-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... Wonder who will be happy with that purchase. Nazdar has been successful in the US with silkscreen inks but never was able to get a foothold in Europe.
Re: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Steve Kale
As a reference, I used my 1DsII solidly for a week on safari, including downloading images to a laptop each night, and it barely used 1/3 of the battery. No
Re: [Digital BW] A pigment or dye question
2006-03-08 by lulalake_1999
... Not to forget that Lyson has no problem selling a full line of pig inks that Tony is now disparaging. No wonder they caved (no pun intended) and sold out.
Re: [Digital BW] A pigment or dye question
2006-03-08 by lulalake_1999
... be saying what is said? ... of Grinnell, Iowa has shown that a Lysonic ink set has an estimated life of 65-75 years on a pure cotton paper in average
[Digital BW] Re: Museo 2, 2400 basic settings question
2006-03-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello John, ... I have not seen any banding of any sort. I m not sure how you can attach the word abuse to the procedure I described. If you read carefully
Re: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Gary Udstrand
The Canon 1 series cameras do not use the BP-511a. Instead they use a NiMH battery pack (NP-E3) which lasts much, much longer. It is also about three times
Re: [Digital BW] A pigment or dye question
2006-03-08 by Andrew Rodger
It may be relevant to this conversation to note that Lyson have been or are being bought out by Nazdar. What implications this has for their inks in the future
Re: [Digital BW] A pigment or dye question
2006-03-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... Lyson dyes have not been free of metamerism. For example the Small Gamut set as the name implies not a very colorful inkset for B&W printing had a lot
Re: [Digital BW] ( OT Plug?) High Seirra Camp & Workshop
2006-03-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Steve, ... My Canon uses the BP-511a at 1390 mha. I think the idsII uses the same or similar battery, as do many of the Canon DSLRs. It is indeed a
[Digital BW] Re: with ImagePrint 6.1, no need of calibrator?
2006-03-08 by joaskild
Thanks Steve, Lou and Greg, Thanks for your advaice. I shall follow it and start with the printer and move on from there. I am going to make 265 60x75 cm
[Digital BW] Re: with ImagePrint 6.1, no need of calibrator?
2006-03-08 by Greg
... driver ... needs ... This is extremely sound advice!
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Museo 2, 2400 basic settings question
2006-03-08 by John Moody
I would be concerned about increased microbanding, and general abuse to the feed mechanism with that procedure. Is manual feeding such a pain, that those
Re: [Digital BW] Re: with ImagePrint 6.1, no need of calibrator?
2006-03-08 by Steve Kale
Joakim I think you will be rather surprised by the quality of the Epson 7800 driver both in colour mode and advanced B&W mode. Start there and if your needs
Re: with ImagePrint 6.1, no need of calibrator?
2006-03-08 by Louis Dina
Joakim, The ImagePrint discussion is a very involved one. To keep it simple, they use a single formula for ink limits and linearization and build that formula