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2006-02-24 by Martin Wesley
Just reminder to change the name of the thread as the topic changes. Also, remember the poor person who might be wading through these posts to find 2400 info.
2006-02-24 by Tyler Boley
I think the dot size with BO and the 3000 would be less than attractive. For economy and quality, probably an affordable quad MIS set, the Epson driver and
2006-02-24 by drewt8t
Thanks Lou. DS has the R210 on special for $121. Off to the Supercentre tomorrow it seems! D r e w ... wrote:
2006-02-24 by ink67901
I have tried to find in earlier postings if the epson 3000 can be used for BO printing. Will this work,and if not what would be the best method of using it for
2006-02-24 by ginnylady33
Another very good review of the D200. http://www.nwpphotoforum.com/ubbthreads/information/php/2006_Articles/jparker/jparker.php ... of the D200, D2X and EOS
2006-02-24 by Helen Bach
I ve put these two papers side by side, and can t tell the difference. Best, Helen
2006-02-24 by Yoelis Diaz
Thank you. CDTobie@aol.com wrote: ... I believer this was intended as a question (Can I use...?) if so, the answers would be: The old PrintFIX product: no,
2006-02-24 by bobbysandstrom
For black and white printing with K3 inks, can you tell the difference between either of these two papers and a traditional fiber silver gelatin print? I know
2006-02-24 by paulo030947
remember the press release of the Da Vinci: QUOTE The Da Vinci Fibre Gloss paper was developed over the last two years by Danny Chau, the owner of
2006-02-24 by Greg
... I would love to see a comparison scan between this new Epson and a drum scanner at the same resolution (both wet mounted).
2006-02-24 by ginnylady33
I find this paragraph in the conclusion of the review VERY interesting especially in view of pricing differences: When it was announced in November last year
2006-02-24 by ginnylady33
Oh...I can t wait to try those settings!
2006-02-24 by valinn_lonerock
This may be a bit off topic, being a repair question, but here goes. Following recommendations from MIS I purchased a used Epson C86. I have installed the ez
2006-02-23 by Tim Atherton
For larger format film and also designed for wetmounting napprently (well, one of them), are the new Epsons:
2006-02-23 by Tim Atherton
For larger format film and also designed for wetmounting napprently (well, one of them), are the new Epsons:
2006-02-23 by elwood@wsnconsult.com
You should read the review at DP Review which contains comparisons of the D200, D2X and EOS 5D. I think you would find it very helpful Woody Spedden ... From:
2006-02-23 by Lou Iaquinto
HI Drew, The C87 is the 240 volt version of the C86. They are the same printer. I d suggest you have a look at the 230 which is the 240 volt version of the
2006-02-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Ginny, ... Glad to hear I didn t steer you to something you didn t like . One thing that s nice about it is it s easy to find pleasing ABW tone
2006-02-23 by Peter De Smidt
... I have a d200, and I m very happy with it.
2006-02-23 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I believer this was intended as a question (Can I use...?) if so, the answers would be: The old PrintFIX product: no, there is not a target for the R2400
2006-02-23 by ginnylady33
Well, there is a guy in Pa. who is expert at rebuilding them. Daryl Nicholas from Color Bat. I think he has a flat fee of $300 or so. Best Ginny ... not a
2006-02-23 by Kevin Brusie Photography
Red River makes a double sided glossy. I haven t purchased any in a while... but it was their Frio Gloss C2S #8573 68lb stock. kevin kevin brusie photography
2006-02-23 by jonathan wills
... Nikon s brand new D200 should be considered. Full comparison table between the 5D, 20D and the D200: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond200/page25.asp
2006-02-23 by Platinum Jim
Ginny: Lucky you that your 45A still works! Makes me envious and not a little nostalgic. Jim ... From: ginnylady33 To:
2006-02-23 by l33ry
I haven t seen a double-sided truly glossy paper. I use inkpress s inexpensive 9mil double sided semi-gloss for certain things, but it is not really suitable
2006-02-23 by Doug Fisher
... Ilford Gallery line
2006-02-23 by Helen Bach
There s a print made on a sample of the Innova paper in the January print exchange, isn t there? I ll compare it to the Brand X paper (I don t want to upset
2006-02-23 by ginnylady33
Dear Clayton, Just some quick feedback: I received my Merlin Natural from Hawk Mtn. today and did a few test prints. Wow! What a lovely paper. I found the
2006-02-23 by Steve Kale
So still just two new papers: Silver Rag and Da Vinci. I d be interested in people s thoughts on the Da Vinci product re bronzing (you ve heard mine)
2006-02-23 by Jim Doyle
Its Innova ... Cheers Jim Doyle J. Doyle Enterprises LLC 114 Old Orchard Rd Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 856-424-8660 http://www.shadesofpaper.com AOL IM: Brokerup99
2006-02-23 by John Vitollo
... Yes both for color prints and B+W via ABW/QTR ABW has been driving me crazy as the screen-to-print is not accurate. As mentioned in a few posts back Steve
2006-02-23 by Steve Kale
I would bet the Innova product and the Permajet products are exactly the same given that their pure cotton bright white (Omega) and natural white (Alpha) are.
2006-02-23 by Helen Bach
Record Rapid. Oooh. I still have a few boxes left in the fridge, but mostly grades 2 and 4 now. There s also Innova Fibaprint Glossy which should be on sale
2006-02-23 by Yoelis Diaz
Hi. I can use PrintFix with epson R2400. Thak you. ... Relax. Yahoo! Mail virus scanning helps detect nasty viruses! [Non-text portions of this message have
2006-02-23 by Tim Atherton
weren t Permajet going to be selling re-branded DaVanci?
2006-02-23 by Steve Kale
Given Permajet don t actually make any paper, could it just be that they re selling re-branded Crane Museo Silver Rag?
2006-02-23 by williambowen5259
Apparently not. That paper has been around for a while and has a matt finish, whereas the new one has a silky, shiny finish. ... as ... for. ... Process ...
2006-02-23 by alanrew42
Is this the same as the paper described on the Silverprint web site as DELTA MATT FIBRE 271 on http://www.silverprint.co.uk/inkj22.html or do they claim it s
2006-02-23 by boilerdoc2
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, williambowen5259 ... Process ... darkroom ... This may very well be the Crane Museo Silver Rag that all
2006-02-23 by Greg
... Wet mount with a flatbed: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WETMOUNTING/ Also I read something on Photoshop news that says Epson will have new flatbed
2006-02-23 by Jim Doyle
WWell This Is also Know as Innova F-type gloss which will be out after PMA.. I understand That They will have some samples at the booth to see.. As for
2006-02-23 by John Vitollo
Hi Group! Hope the moderators don t mind me posting this. I ve been a long time QTR user and finally added PrintFix Pro s spectro to my arsenal. I recently
2006-02-23 by john dean
Becaue if you are not fluid mounting, which is what I would try to find a way to do,even on a flatbed, you are talking about a dust nightmare with all those
2006-02-23 by ginnylady33
Dear Clayton, I m having a problem getting the workflow for Using Color Settings and Profiles to coincide with CS2. Your article states: In Photoshop
2006-02-23 by gcwagner
Ernst and Mark and others, Thank you all for your many ideas and recommendations on 8x10 film scanning. I looked at the new Epson scanner and it may just be
2006-02-23 by Steve Kale
... That doesn t matter because it is profiled and hence any setting would get mapped out again by colour management. I just leave everything at Epson s
2006-02-23 by John Vitollo
... Should read If anyone is......
2006-02-23 by John Vitollo
... Steve, What Tone setting are you using in ABW? Darker? Normal? Other? I m just wonder if Tone settings affect d-max? Do you find that the 51 step wedge
2006-02-23 by williambowen5259
I ve just discovered a new paper that Permajet are supposed to be launching at FOCUS in Birmingham this weekend. The sample I received looks just like a
2006-02-23 by Andre
Time to stock up on MIS carts and CIS before it s too late ? http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,124814,00.asp# Cheers, André