Re: [Digital BW] Wilhelm on New HP Inks
2006-02-27 by Ernst Dinkla
... Encads and HPs have had pigment inks for years already in the wide format market, Canon has it for 6 months in teh market with the W8400P. It could be that
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2006-02-27 by Ernst Dinkla
... Encads and HPs have had pigment inks for years already in the wide format market, Canon has it for 6 months in teh market with the W8400P. It could be that
2006-02-27 by how786
I second these thanks! Clayton and others are just so darn generous with their time. BTW, does anyone know if MIS is or will be targetted by Epson s law suits?
2006-02-27 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Thats possible, but rather blind and reckless, so its not the way all developers choose to go... since it happens with no knowledge of whether compression
2006-02-27 by esharamaki
I ve searched the messages and haven t found any info on this. I was wondering if anyone has used any of the Adorama Projet or Projet Elite papers and what
2006-02-27 by Nick H. Nugent
... My Designjet 30 has proven to be very reliable as well. However you need a RIP to print on non-HP media as well as b&w. It s b&w via a RIP is very good.
2006-02-27 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Intents deal with out of gamut colors. Paper white and ink black compensation work with out of gamut blacks and whites instead. There are no out of gamut
2006-02-27 by CDTobie@aol.com
In a message dated 2/27/06 2:31:04 PM, creative-expression@adelphia.net ... If you are going to do this inside the printer, you re going to need instant dry
2006-02-27 by Olivier
That precisely where there s confusion for me : to my understanding perceptual remaps ALL values regardless of them being in/out-gamut oppositely to relative.
2006-02-27 by scott_now_coming
... I wonder what this inks are like on non-HP papers? Regards, Clayton
2006-02-27 by Bob Frost
Paul, Keith will know; it will all be in the patents, I assume. Bob Frost, Secret Agent. ... From: Paul Roark In that past I d heard
2006-02-27 by Tom Baker
I have an HP10ps with the built-in calibration. It seems to work pretty well. I ve not compared it to custom built profiles, however. That system probably
2006-02-27 by Greg
One name... D Vinci http://www.rolanddga.com/promo/dima/default.asp The only thing they could do is make it WIDER as well as maybe a desktop version. Canon is
2006-02-27 by Greg
... higher ... technology? ... Encad never had a problem with pigment inks, and they were using an HP head when they started. The gamut was lower. The problem
2006-02-27 by dlruckus
Hello CD. Can you expand on the, dealt with differently, point? What about nonspecialty use? Regards Duane ... are dealt ... white ... sees fit, if it
2006-02-27 by BKPhoto@aol.com
John- I noticed your comment about the 9800 s slow printing speed; we re experiencing similar problems. If your interested, contact me off list. I d like to
2006-02-27 by Clarence Walker
A few of us have compiled the beginnings of a wish list regarding the features and components that might be considered desirable in a B&W and color printer.
2006-02-27 by Paul Roark
... Don t know. I really like the semi-permanent HP heads that, if necessary, may be changed by the user. Also the HP has Densitometric closed-loop
2006-02-27 by john dean
Could the new HP and Canon printers be very fast too? It takes me forever to do a 40x70 on my 9600 at highest quality. When you ve got ten of them to do it can
2006-02-27 by CDTobie@aol.com
... That would be a typical description of the difference between those intents. But that refers to out of gamut colors, not blacks and whites, which are dealt
2006-02-27 by Paul Roark
... In that past I d heard that the bubble jet heads could not pump the higher viscosity inks needed for pigments. Now Canon and HP announce pigment printers
2006-02-27 by Olivier
Steve, Thanks for the lengthy explanation. I assume one has to go through the full reading of ICC specs. Though I strongly doubt if I do so, I ll ever come any
2006-02-27 by l33ry
A big thank you to Paul, Clayton, and the other experts on this forum who have been so generous with their knowledge and time. I have been happily printing
2006-02-27 by Steve Kale
Not at all. You re going through a process of thinking that I have gone through over the last year or so. I don t have the answers and your questions probe
2006-02-27 by Andre
... Hello Clayton, According to WIR, even longer, to 250 years. But I didn t read the fine print, there must be some caveats in there.
2006-02-27 by john dean
It is true that HP and Canon would also have the same desire to control the golden fluids that will run in their machines as well as Epson does. It s hard for
2006-02-27 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, Just saw on DpReview a PMA announcement of HP s new 8-cart 13 pigment printer, Vivera pigment inks and new papers (glossy and matte). They are
2006-02-27 by Olivier
The question for the perceptual intent is whether Adobe BPC and simple ... shrinking ... question as ... hue - ... Well, Steve the question as I can best
2006-02-27 by Bob Frost
Hi Frank, ... You ve rumbled me! I m a secret agent working for Epson and they pay me 1 million dollars a year to defend them on lists like this. I
2006-02-27 by Bob Frost
Andre, The info is usually in the Service Manual for each printer. For instance my 2100/2200 says that the Ink fill for each cart is 18.3g +/- 0.5g, that the
2006-02-27 by Steve Kale
From Olivier: David, The way I understand relative is that it somehow does a clipping of out-gamut values without re-evaluating in-gamut values oppositely to
2006-02-27 by bwinkjet
Hi Gilbert, With banding the last 1/2 inch or so, it is possible the feed rollers are dirty. Try cleaning these by running a sheet of matt paper sprayed with
2006-02-27 by Steve Kale
More accurately, Roy and people like myself who were prodding him along weren t able to get particularly clear answers as to how the various intents - well
2006-02-27 by Olivier
David, The way I understand relative is that it somehow does a clipping of out-gamut values without re-evaluating in-gamut values oppositely to perceptual that
2006-02-27 by Frank Kolwicz
Keith Krebs wrote: Bob, if you are going to quote something, could you please get all the facts right? Keith, I m getting a strong feeling that Bob Frost
2006-02-27 by Andre
Radio-Canada aired a TV program last year about Epson s chipped ink carts. They tested 30 empty 220ml cartridges supplied by photographers in the Montreal
2006-02-27 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I would guess because its the most common default. So it would be selected, not because its actually related to what the software s doing, intentwise; but
2006-02-27 by Gilbert Robinson
Thank you, Steve. I did run a nozzle check and realigned the heads. That helped with the most egregious banding, but I still get some banding at the end (last
2006-02-27 by Stephen Kobrin
Gib, I am sure you have thought of this, but just in case have you run a nozzle check? I have an 800 and had a clog in one cart that resulted in banding and
2006-02-27 by Steve Kale
I didn t mean to offend. I simply meant that the debate was amongst people who are not lawyers and ill-versed in the legal issues, accusations and defences
2006-02-27 by Gib Robinson
The last two weeks I ve seen banding on prints (both color & B&W) made on my R800. I have no idea why or whether there is a solution to it. I ve had the
2006-02-27 by Bob Frost
Steve, Fine, I was getting bored by it anyway. As for your uncalled-for remark about unqualified and uninvolved people , I consider myself involved since I
2006-02-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... That s the very InkCycle suit HP s own site says was settled quickly out of court. ;-) Keith Keith Krebs Just some guy, caretaker of the Multiverse s
2006-02-27 by Ernst Dinkla
... It will be interesting to see whether Epson will speed up their product introductions. With the 2200-9600 generation and the 2400-9800 generation I had
2006-02-27 by Steve Kale
Guys. Can we take this stuff offline or at least constrain it to constructive action, be it protesting the action in some formal way (Paul s recommendations)
2006-02-27 by Bob Frost
Keith, ... Well Keith, I m no lawyer, but have to rely on what the media tell me. How about this? :- On Friday, HP sued InkCycle in U.S. District Court in
2006-02-27 by Bob Frost
Keith, ... Does it? As I said somewhere in another post, HP has just settled a case where a firm - Inkcycle -has had to pay up for selling refilled carts that
2006-02-27 by Steve Kale
I think this should work. Yes you can use QTR Create ICC with just a densitometer. No colour proofing but you can manage luminance/density. I have not done
2006-02-27 by Ernst Dinkla
... Yes, there s a far too positive view on the other side of the pond on the EC resolutions. If the chip design delivers advantages in printer use,
2006-02-27 by Olivier
Hi Roy, Thanks for the reply and sorry for the double-posting in QTR group. Naively I was thinking that perceptual was providing the ability to compress L* (Y)
2006-02-27 by Roy Harrington
Hi Olivier, I don t have a particularly special answer. The first ICC profiles I made were based on single-channel transfer functions so there was one one