Re: [Digital BW] ABW and QTR Create ICC
2006-02-23 by Steve Kale
... Then in the Advanced B&W driver settings you need to make sure they are the same settings for which you made the ICC profile (obviously, because the
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Re: [Digital BW] ABW and QTR Create ICC
2006-02-23 by Steve Kale
Hi Juraj ... You don t have to but if you have the equipment to do so it makes sense for two reasons: 1. you get an ICC profile that accurately soft proofs
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Ernst Dinkla
... Well, there s almost no hair left. Meten is weten they say in Dutch That which is measured improves is the best translation I found Ernst -- Ernst Dinkla
R200 - Turn On or Off
2006-02-23 by John Moody
Has anyone determined if it’s better to turn the R200 on or off when not in use? I leave mine on 24/7 and get spraying nozzles or clogs with UT-7 once a week
Re: [Digital BW] ABW and QTR Create ICC
2006-02-23 by Daniela Gattarino
Dear juray, I have read msg #67818 and your post and, frakly speaking, I am confused by this approach. Using an ICC profile AND ABW means that you are color
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Mark Savoia
Ernst, Are you a math scientist or what? Your volume of information always amazes me. Must be big brained. ... [Non-text portions of this message have been
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Ernst Dinkla
... Doing the maths again and starting from the 2000 PPI true optical resolution estimation of Rafe s 4990. A straight 6400/4800 x 2000 PPI (true optical
ABW and QTR Create ICC
2006-02-23 by jurajlipscher
I have done an extensive search of this list regarding printing on a 4800 using ABW. Many thanks from my side to all contributors - there is a huge wealth of
Ilford Printasia
2006-02-23 by timeexposure
Hello, We have now a France the new Ilford Printasia. Gloss or Pearl 255g Polymer coating on paper, quick dry, pigment compatible It s priced less than the
Looking for double sided gloss paper
2006-02-23 by timeexposure
I m looking for a double sided gloss paper, thin enough to make a photo album, and working well with my R220/UTR2 for BW prints, and also with a R800 for
R220 Replacement chips from MIS for sale / Wanted R800 ones
2006-02-23 by timeexposure
Hello, At the time I ordered bottles, carts and chips, I didn t knew my MIS R220 prefilled carts were spongeless ones... so I don t need the new carts & chips.
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Ernst Dinkla
An addition: Fresh from the 4870 list, Epson just announced two new scanner models: http://www.macworld.com/news/2006/02/22/perfection/index.php Wet mounting
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Ernst Dinkla
... There s magnetic vinyl of 1 mm thick that is used in the sign industry (and on refrigerators), 2 feet wide on roll or larger. You can cut film holders of
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Ernst Dinkla
... 83 mm, this is probably the software limit, the screw that drives the carrier is slightly longer. No chance to do a longer scan. With Vuescan and the
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Peter De Smidt
Couldn t you scan half of the negative at a time and then stitch the two halfs together with photoshop? Vuescan has a free download. I use it and like it.
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by mjvendrell2
Thanks Helen - I was afraid that was the case...Michael -- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Helen Bach ... (rather ... sure of ... than ...
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Helen Bach
Michael, The stepping motor that moves the film holder during scanning (rather than at other times) only has a throw of about 90 mm - I m not sure of the exact
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Michael Vendrell
BTW - I now have a Nikon 9000 scanner and the panoramic 120 negs fit perfectly into the holder BUT with Nikon-Scan neither Chris nor I have been able to get
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Michael Vendrell
My studio-mate Chris Faust does medium format panoramic photography - quite well I might add. You can view his work via his link at our Studio 210 site.
Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by mwesley3
Ken, Gary, A company called invent it used to sell refrigerator magnet material for inkjet printing in 8.5X11 sheets that was roughly the same thickness as
Epson C86 and C87
2006-02-23 by drewt8t
Hi, I am contemplating BO printing and would like to use the C86 but here in Australia we only have the Epson C87. I am blowed if I can find out if there is
RE: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2006-02-23 by Ken Carney
Gary, I have the 4990 and it is a good scanner, especially at the price. It is not going to compete with a professional drum scan, but for me it is good
Re: Few B&W 2400 questions
2006-02-23 by Helen Bach
Hi Ginny, You can get many sizes of Premier Art Hot Press from atlex.com - that s where we get ours. Why don t you get Fred Picker s very short book, The Zone
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Few B&W 2400 questions
2006-02-23 by Bert Katzung
Cost of equipment? Check out http://www.bhphotovideo.com/ They are a very reliable, moderate discount, giant photo supply outfit. (And I have no connection to
Re: Few B&W 2400 questions
2006-02-23 by ginnylady33
Hahahaha... mortgage your home, send your kids to work at Safeway... Are they lenses really THAT expensive? I ve no idea. What would 2 basic lenses run me?
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Proofing on the R2400
2006-02-23 by Gary Brown
- I hope this clarifies the seeming conflicts of my posing some rather -naive questions and also volunteering some definitive answers in other -areas. It does,
Re: Proofing on the R2400
2006-02-23 by ginnylady33
I guess my question is, if in fact you are an experienced user, why do you ask so many questions. If ... who you ... shouldn t ... Gary, The explanation is
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Proofing on the R2400
2006-02-22 by Gary Brown
Ginny: I m a little confused, it seems by your message this morning that you have had you just received your 2400. You have asked many many questions about how
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Few B&W 2400 questions
2006-02-22 by gcwagner
Michael, I am also considering the Epson 4990 for BW 8x10 and I just found this review. Thought you might be interested has lots of good information. I was
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Few B&W 2400 questions
2006-02-22 by Michael Vendrell
p.s. I know that AgfaPan is thin emulsion vs the faster films but it still was thick compared to most of those available today - altho, I ve begun to
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Few B&W 2400 questions
2006-02-22 by Michael Vendrell
Well, I guess it s old nostalgia week! I read all of the Zone VI Newsletters from Fred Picker and would await each one anxiously with greed for more - even
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Piezo NK7 vs R220 UTR2 W vs C86 EZW
2006-02-22 by Michael Vendrell
Duane, Thanks VERY much. I found the profiles exactly where you said they would be along with a read-me WORD file from Roy that told me where to put them and
Re: Proofing on the R2400
2006-02-22 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mindy, ... When you choose the VFA paper setting the driver sets the feed setting to Manual - Roll. Just go back to the feeder picklist and select
[Digital BW] Re: Piezo NK7 vs R220 UTR2 W vs C86 EZW
2006-02-22 by dlruckus
Hi Michael.Sorry to hear of your loss. In my system the gray-matt.icc files were in the folder Program Files/QuadToneRip/icc. I found also that if I used GG1.8
Re: Few B&W 2400 questions
2006-02-22 by Clayton Jones
Hello Ginny, ... I m not doing any double sided printing, but when I m working on the last little tweaks for a first-time final print of a new image (or the
Re: Few B&W 2400 questions
2006-02-22 by ginnylady33
Dear Helen, Thanks for the sharing. I looked at the Ultrasmooth but it was only abailable in rolls and 13X19. What is Premier Art Hot Press? I don t see it on
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Piezo NK7 vs R220 UTR2 W vs C86 EZW
2006-02-22 by Michael Vendrell
Will, et al: I am just getting back to this after many other issues having erupted - including the death of my mother ( a blessing at this point but very sad
Roll-paper accessories for Epson 2200
2006-02-22 by mastedward
I ve had an Epson 2200 printer for more than a year and have never had occasion to use the roll-paper holder, cutter and basket. Not having a great deal of
Re: Few B&W 2400 questions
2006-02-22 by Helen Bach
Ginny, You might like to try Epson Ultrasmooth Fine Art as well as those already mentioned. As far as I know, it is also sold as Premier Art Hot Press –
Re: Proofing on the R2400
2006-02-22 by mindystricke
I m little confused. You mean you do the page set up as if it s feeding from the single feeder so that the Velvet Fine Art choice appears, but then you just
Re: Proofing on the R2400
2006-02-22 by ginnylady33
Hi, Altho the driver DEFAULTS to the single feeder in the rear, after it does, I merely set it back to the normal sheet feeder. (You then can save the setting)
Re: [Digital BW] MIS ink to UK (was: Epson 3000 still viable?)
2006-02-22 by Helen Adams
Will do just that. Thanks for the tip! Helen You might want to give MIS a buzz and upgrade the delivery. I just found my notes. USPS Global Express Mail
Re: [Digital BW] MIS ink to UK (was: Epson 3000 still viable?)
2006-02-22 by Howard Shaw
I ve always used the cheapest delivery option (USPS-GPM) without any problems. Stuff arrives in about a week with, to date, no extras to pay. Howard
Re: [Digital BW] MIS ink to UK (was: Epson 3000 still viable?)
2006-02-22 by Steve Kale
You might want to give MIS a buzz and upgrade the delivery. I just found my notes. USPS Global Express Mail works. Priority Mail has not worked for me. The
Re: [Digital BW] MIS ink to UK (was: Epson 3000 still viable?)
2006-02-22 by Helen Adams
I just sent off for my MIS inks yesterday and opted for the cheapest delivery option - hopefully I will get them within the month as I can t stand the
Proofing on the R2400
2006-02-22 by mindystricke
Hi everyone- I have a question about the link everyone keeps referring to: http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm I tried to follow the instructions for simple
Paul, MIS UT2 ICC Profiles
2006-02-22 by cdsidd
Paul, I hope I m not bugging you but I was wondering when you will have the ICC profiles up for MIS UT2 for 1280. Thanks.
Re: [Digital BW] MIS ink to UK (was: Epson 3000 still viable?)
2006-02-22 by Steve Kale
If you get charged at all, you will be charged 17.5% VAT plus a Parcel Post handling fee which, if I recall correctly, is £12.50. The handling fee only
RE: [Digital BW] R220 -- still slightly cool with warm yellow
2006-02-22 by Paul Roark
I hope the problem has been resolved. Note that the warm R2 inks are supposed to be the same as the UT7 C & LC inks. All the light warm R2W inks -- R2W-LC, LM
Re: [Digital BW] MIS ink to UK (was: Epson 3000 still viable?)
2006-02-22 by Andrew Rodger
Chris This is cheering news, thanks. As you are ( I think) less than an hour down the road, is there a chance of me having a look-see some time? ... Best