Re: Museo 2, 2400 basic settings question
2006-03-08 by Clayton Jones
Howard, ... Please try the procedure I described. Yes it s finicky, but using this procedure I have essentially no problems and can feed it anything. Regards,
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2006-03-08 by Clayton Jones
Howard, ... Please try the procedure I described. Yes it s finicky, but using this procedure I have essentially no problems and can feed it anything. Regards,
2006-03-08 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Marrutt is the British reseller for Lyson, who were long proponents of archival and semi-archival dye inks, even after the Epson move to pigments had
2006-03-08 by joaskild
Lou, Thanks for you raplay. I am supriced (and happy) that you get better Dmax, color gemut ect. by using epsons own driver. I have only read about this
2006-03-08 by CDTobie@aol.com
... It would entail the rather stiff jump from PrintFIX PRO Suite (which includes Spyder2PRO for monitor calibration) for about $599, to a bundle well above
2006-03-08 by alanrew42
... would be saying what is said? ... Larry, I totally agree, that s the most important point about this article, the author is bound to be an
2006-03-08 by Steve Kale
I would try the 7800 without Imageprint before you spend that money...
2006-03-08 by Steve Kale
The Canon 1DsII batteries will last through that time easily...
2006-03-08 by Steve Kale
Colour gamut is far from mute and the capability of the black ink is very important for the breadth of tonal range we have to play with.
2006-03-08 by how786
I m following this thread with great interest. I, too, have feed issues with my 2400. It does appear to be very finicky with thicker papers. I recently
2006-03-08 by ginnylady33
Thanks Lou. I don t believe there is a setting in the 2400 driver for a custom paper width. Anyone? The only choice I m aware for width is to choose the thick
2006-03-08 by Keith Cooper
Hi I ve been having a go at using the PrintFIX PRO for luminance icc profile building and have got a short article about it at.
2006-03-08 by Louis Dina
Joakim, Why don t you just buy the 7800 without either ImagePrint or a calibration package and try it out first? You may find that the Epson profiles give you
2006-03-08 by Louis Dina
Ginny, I have a 4000 (not a 2400) and find Museo II feeds fine from the back slot. I use a custom paper width setting of 0.7mm in the Epson driver. Also,
2006-03-08 by joaskild
Hi, I am planning to bay the epson 7800 and the ImagePrint 6.1 rip. My qouistian is are ther any need in investing in any eye-one or other calibratores for
2006-03-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... Larry, Wilhelm tested dye inks on pure cotton in the past. That is paper without any inkjet coating like you would use in intaglio printing etc. Arches for
2006-03-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Paul, ... Sounds like a terrific opportunity. Without electricity for a week one had better be shooting a film camera or else have lots of batteries for
2006-03-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Ginny, ... I ve tried Museo II and many other thick papers. I ve been able to put any thick papers through the top feeder, even as thick as 315 gsm. The
2006-03-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Helen, ... What a neat idea. It s a good practical real world test that anyone can relate to. I like Fiba, it s nice to know it can withstand this.
2006-03-08 by Paul Roark
The Golden Trout B&W Photo Workshop is happening. We have all the approvals to have the workshop for up to 15 people -- the group maximum limit for Wilderness
2006-03-08 by Larry Heath
http://www.marrutt.com/digital-ink-myths-2.php Is there any doubt that the person writing the article above would be saying what is said? Tony Martin is
2006-03-08 by Helen Bach
As with Crane Museo Silver rag, I sent out a few postcards printed on Innova Fibaprint Glossy to distant friends to see how much they were damaged in the
2006-03-08 by ginnylady33
I just tried Museo II, 250 gsm. for the first time in my relatively new 2400. For the most part, the paper will not feed from the rear feeder. (About 1 out of
2006-03-08 by Paul Roark
... My tests and all I know indicate pigments are much better than dyes on the types of media generally preferred on this forum. The Iris images are not
2006-03-08 by Frank Vincent
Has anyone discussed this link on this forum before? http://www.marrutt.com/digital-ink-myths-2.php Frank Vincent
2006-03-08 by Greg
... Xrite Pulse, Xrite Profiler (Gold or Platinum) with some kind of measurement device, Gretag MacBeth i1 Photo, Gretag MacBeth Profile Maker Pro and some
2006-03-07 by Hal Gage
Wow, what a great reply. Thanks David. Adding in a $89 Spyder2express to the deal sound very doable. Although you said that this as the best choice under
2006-03-07 by Greg
... your ... knowledge, ... I can check the license for Xrite and Gretag when I get home, but I m pretty sure that as you said, this is not allowed for both of
2006-03-07 by Mark Savoia
Try Cathy s Profiles. $40 Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-03-07 by MP
Hello everyone, Does Epson provide paper profiles for the Epson 10,000 using the archival ink set? If not, what is the best source to get some made. I
2006-03-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Given your criteria, thats the only product below a thousand bucks that will do all the things you need. As for licensing; you can certainly build profiles
2006-03-07 by Hal Gage
On the topic.... I have been thinking about buying equipment/software to calibrate my LCD monitor, digital projector, and Epson 2200/7600 prints. I teach
2006-03-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... And the Epson 3000 would be the poster child for the weakness of color inks for B&W prints verus B&W inks for B&W prints, as its makes very poor B&W prints
2006-03-07 by Paul Roark
Andrew, ... Probably not. ... With excellent profiling one might get a print that looks OK from a distance and in one light source. However, it would have
2006-03-07 by Andrew Rodger
Hi Sorry - wrong subject last time I am not very clued up on B&W printing. Largely because attempts in the past have been so unsuccessful I have lacked the
2006-03-07 by Andrew Rodger
Hi I am not very clued up on B&W printing. Largely because attempts in the past have been so unsuccessful I have lacked the motivation but, reading this list
2006-03-07 by Johnny Eades
Hello folks, I wonder if anyone has discovered or devised a method that works for printing the calibration image from within QTR LARGER than the default. My
2006-03-07 by Dan Derby
Thanks Paul. I read your prior response a couple times and I think you absolutely right. I ve been using the proofing process as my matching technique and it
2006-03-07 by Cort Anderson
If you are talking about QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com it is up and running fine, I got a few e- mail from it today. Check your e-mail settings and Yahoo. cort
2006-03-07 by roschko_leolevin
Hi, I am a newbie in digital BW printing and want to set up my Epson 7600 with special BW Inks. What Inks do you use? I would be grateful if you could tell me
2006-03-07 by John Vitollo
... If you are printing the 21-step wedge in Photoshop use Reample Nearest Neighbor . Print in Landscape mode to fit bigger squares.
2006-03-07 by Tyler Boley
often a lack of group activity is a good sign, meaning everyone is off making good use of a valuable tool without any problems worth asking about... Tyler
2006-03-07 by Johnny Eades
I sure l hope not because it is such a great source for all types of learning dealing with BW photography, and from such a collection of knowledgeable people.
2006-03-07 by John Moody
Not likely. Yahoo sucks you in with “free” groups, and then we are all stuck with what we the QOS that we paid for…….. Sometimes the mail delays get
2006-03-07 by Stephen M Martin
Maybe everyone got bored with it. ... From: koloshor To: Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006
2006-03-07 by koloshor
The QuadtoneRIP yahoo group was running about 10 posts a day, but as of March 3, it appears to have stopped dead. Did they move it, and I missed the notice?
2006-03-07 by Paul Roark
I ve placed the UT2 1280 ICCs on my UT2 Curves page at http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/UT2-curves.html I have the procedure for how to use these in the R220
2006-03-06 by Howard Rodkin
Thank you so much for the additional info. I now have a much clearer understanding of all the options. It sounds like the Spyder2 Suite may be a good solution
2006-03-06 by Clayton Jones
Hello blakebc, ... I haven t had that problem, but just had a thought - when I first got my 2400 I found that it put down too much ink, making the blacks look
2006-03-06 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I would not recommend PrintFIX (as opposed to PrintFIX PRO) at this time, as it supports only specific printer models, and that list is getting older. Its
2006-03-06 by Paul Roark
Eamon, ... Go with the R220 if feasible. There were a few useful changes. ... To avoid problems, just have a set of carts with cleaning fluid in them. Buying