Re: [Digital BW] making mega-prints
2006-03-06 by sinar001
... SNIP ... Matti: You should be aware, that the HP 130 is a dye printer, and if you want to print on art type papers, your print life will be quite short.
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2006-03-06 by sinar001
... SNIP ... Matti: You should be aware, that the HP 130 is a dye printer, and if you want to print on art type papers, your print life will be quite short.
2006-03-06 by Howard Rodkin
Where do the Printfix Suite and the Spyder2 Suite fit into this mix. The Printfix Suite also seems to have hardware for both printer and monitor and the
2006-03-06 by lestihor
With incandescent lighting there is a very slight purplish cast to the black, in fluorescent lighting it is dead neutral, in direct sunlight it is neutral with
2006-03-06 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Have you analyzed your black and white prints under varying light sources (incandescent lights only, blue sky only, etc) to see what degree of illuminant
2006-03-06 by lestihor
I posted earlier that I was having problems with my 2200 slowing to a stop while printing. I was also having problems with frequent clogs with the black cart
2006-03-06 by J Vee
I routinely do highest quality 11 color printing up to 48² on fine art or canvas for artists repro (Giclee) and myself on ColorSpan 52² printer. J Vee
2006-03-06 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I d go through them all, but its probably not necessary if we approach it this way: If you want to control your prints, you want a spectro-based printer
2006-03-06 by Howard Rodkin
I m pretty confused by the range of Colorvision products and I m not even sure how to ask the question. I m a serious, but not professional photographer, who
2006-03-06 by Alan Zinn
Steve, You should list the media honestly, exactly as it is. That is the professional way museums prefer. I have seen art in major museums listed as Epson ink
2006-03-06 by ebenostby
... Paul - I, too, am getting started with a 1280 and UT2. I was wondering if the ICC s you mention might be made available to me, too, so I can learn about
2006-03-06 by John Vitollo
... A RIP lets you print toned B+W from cool to sepia using Epson s inks. No need for a special inkset.
2006-03-06 by Alan Zinn
John, Are you saying a rip along with the paper profile will give good full-color OEM ink B/W prints? Thanks for heads up on grey balancer. AZ ... OEM ...
2006-03-06 by Greg
... hours. ... active ... Maybe they are getting it ready for the comming summer? I assume by now that you obtained profiles elsewhere, so did you simply ask
2006-03-06 by Frank Kolwicz
Les, I have had this happen with a previous XP based system, but it was a few years ago and I don t remember the fix. Did you post your system specs here? I
2006-03-06 by eamonhickey
Hello All, I m just about to dip my toe into digital B&W printing, and I m leaning towards an Epson R200 or R220 with the MIS Ultratone inks. But I frequently
2006-03-06 by wgh2005
Someone had asked about oily looking prints on EEM, using an Epson R1800 printer. ... My thought: this sounds like bronzing, which I think is what Olivier is
2006-03-06 by Greg
As far as very large prints go, there are several printers that have 96+ inch wide ability. I think 125 inches is the widest you can find that will print
2006-03-06 by Matti Koskinen
... thanks Steve and Josh. Livick s mural size print looks great, but surely needs time to registrate the 36 prints. I was thinking of buying Designjet 130 to
2006-03-06 by Stephen M Martin
Power Retouche is excellent. ... From: Alan Zinn To: Sent: Sunday, March 05,
2006-03-06 by joshhackney
Matti, Not to say that Steve Gledhill is wrong - I know he is right, but I believe that what you describe is exactly what Stephen Livick is doing. You ll need
2006-03-06 by Olivier
... areas ... I had this kind of oily look on EEM with a 1800 in col mode. From the various information I could gather including Tech Support this is due to
2006-03-06 by alanrew42
... Hi Steve, Yes, and this makes no difference. I think the stiffness of the paper is also a factor, because when feeding A5 sized sheets this problem hardly
2006-03-06 by alanrew42
... Another performance tuning tip for Windows XP - turn off the Indexing Service on each of your hard drives. In Windows Explorer, right click on the drive
2006-03-06 by Steve Kale
Are you sure that you set the paper lever to the envelope position when using the rear loader for thicker paper?
2006-03-06 by alanrew42
... the ... that ... Steve, I had exactly the same problem with Da Vinci Fibre Gloss (which, we have been led to believe, is the same paper, made by Innova) in
2006-03-06 by Rick
That will work just let it dry for a minute. But as far as acid free I don t know, but then again is that costco paper acid free and of archival grade?
2006-03-06 by dlruckus
Hi. Try a Sharpie. It says it s permanent. Don t know if true. Regards Duane
2006-03-06 by Rick
Hey guy s, how is everyone? I posted a question several months ago in regard to printing black and white photographs from my epson 1280. It was apparent
2006-03-06 by blakebc
Anybody else had problems with small, oily looking spots in black areas on EHM when doing b&w? There are a few people on DPReview who are having it (I m one
2006-03-06 by lou4photo
I sent Dry Creek money to pay for a profile seven or eight months ago and after they cashed my check I heard nothing more from them. Brian: Sorry to hear of
2006-03-06 by Brian Ellis
2200 printer seems to get tired half way throught ... I had this happen once or twice quite some time ago. I think I removed and reloaded the printer software
2006-03-06 by Brian Ellis
Go to http://www.sbillard.org/Shareware/QTRgui.htm and start from there. It s easy to download QTR and use it, everything is pretty much self-explanatory and
2006-03-06 by Brian Ellis
Thanks. In view of your message and one from someone else who had no problems with this outfit I ve sent yet another email to them this morning after having
2006-03-06 by bradspix
I use Pigma Micron pens, in 005 and 02 sizes - but on the back of luster, not Kirkland. Might be worth a try for a couple bucks... Brad Urban pix:
2006-03-06 by Richard Cooke
Hi Folks, Anybody have any good ideas on what to use to write on the back of the Kirkland glosy paper? Pencil won t work. I ve tried a Zig pigment ink pen
2006-03-06 by lestihor
Frank and others, I tried printing from my laptop and the result was the same as with my desktop. The 2200 printer seems to get tired half way throught the
2006-03-05 by John Vitollo
Alan Zinn ... Why don t you use QTR or IJC/OPM? Power Retouche just tones in RGB and prints using all inks. ... Don t waste your time as it never worked
2006-03-05 by Paul Roark
... The issue may be the match between the monitor and the print. That is a problem of non-color-managed workflows. In the past, we adjusted the view of the
2006-03-05 by steveh0607
... opps...dyslexia strikes again!...that should have read word pigment, not work .
2006-03-05 by steveh0607
... Papers. I call my prints Carbon Ink Prints. I don t like to use the work Pigment . It s not a nice sounding word.
2006-03-05 by Alan Zinn
Hi, Power Retouche plugins seem to be highly rated. I-click is a set of cheaper actions that seem to perform similar functions. Anybody have experience with
2006-03-05 by lestihor
Frank, The last file was very small, 2Meg. I m using Photoshop Elements 3. I do have my OS and PE3 on the same hard drive and that could be a contributing
2006-03-05 by Bob Frost
Frank, ... Agreed. I ve not quite achieved that perfection, but have my PS Scratch disk on a separate 10GB partition on my WinXP drives (Raid0), my XP pagefile
2006-03-05 by Dan Derby
Thanks Paul & Clayton. I made progress - prints are crisper and the tones less muddled. Not where I hope want to be but way ahead of before. Following Paul s
2006-03-05 by Nelson Ricciardi
Brian I also sent money to Ethan and he sent me the profiles in a week. And he also replied to all my emails. I hope this is a misunderstanding and that in the
2006-03-05 by Frank Kolwicz
Les, If your print file sizes are anywhere near 100Meg, 2 Gig (contiguous?) free disk space may simply not be enough and, if you are printing from Photoshop,
2006-03-05 by jean wall penland
since i use the epson 2200, i call my work (fine art, photographs, images worked upon with PS, graphic art or scanned) archival UC prints / paintings
2006-03-05 by Carl Schofield
I m hoping that the new Hahnemuhle paper will be the one in this class. Other than a mention on the LLS site I ve heard no comments on characteristics of
2006-03-05 by lestihor
... Have 2 GB free on hard drive and just defragged a couple days ago. But thanks for your suggestions.
2006-03-05 by Greg
Check and make sure you have plenty of hard drive space, and also check to see if the hard drive needs to be defragmented.