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2006-02-22 by Stephen M Martin
I guess that means me since I practice law. Almost a compliment. ... From: Jeffrey Leifer To:
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2006-02-22 by Stephen M Martin
I guess that means me since I practice law. Almost a compliment. ... From: Jeffrey Leifer To:
2006-02-22 by vmixer42
Paul, thanks. Looks like that s what s going on. The yellow column in the purge pattern print looks dead neutral. Time for me to reorder anyway, so
2006-02-22 by c_h_r_i_s_e_l_l_i_s
... Drew I ve had good success with ordering ink from MIS for a 1290 (which died) and now an R220 (have just got MIS PRO colour running and have now ordered an
2006-02-22 by Paul Roark
Print a purge pattern to see if your R2W-Y is really warm or actually neutral. There was a bit of a communication error that resulted in neutral inks being in
2006-02-22 by vmixer42
I m using an R220 with the MIS UT-R2 inkset, printing on matte paper (mostly PA205) with Eboni MK and the neutral set, except for the Y position where I ve
2006-02-22 by Andrew Rodger
Paul &c. Thanks for all the really useful information - I can t wait to try it. If there is anyone else on this list who ships from MIS to the UK I would be
2006-02-22 by Steve Kale
3 shades of blacK (the same reason you often hear the old ultrachromes referred to as K2)
2006-02-22 by Steve Kale
Actually I doubt it matters whether you use Let Printer Determine Colors or No Color Management with the 2400 in Adv B&W mode. The ICC profile likely gets
2006-02-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Well... that would be one way of doing it, but certainly not the only. C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit Datacolor Inc.
2006-02-22 by ginnylady33
Thanks so much for the detailed and inspiring response Clayton. ... Ok. I ll let my naivete show. Why do you print on both sides? Is it because you display
2006-02-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Printer prices are already significantly subsidized by ink costs. Cheaper printers is not as much of an issue here, as more affordable printing. Currently
2006-02-22 by lulalake_1999
... LOL!! You have shown much kindness and equinamity oh King Bastard. Long may you reign. Jules (Common bastard)
2006-02-22 by Heikki Neumann
Hello Juergen! The correct settings for BW in PS CS2 is Let Printer Determine Colors The BW prints are breathtaking in R2400. regards Heikki ... group ...
2006-02-22 by Helen Adams
Hi Pierre-Olivier, I will experiment and see what happens. I just discovered the wealth of information written by Paul Roark on using MIS R2 inks with the R220
2006-02-22 by dlruckus
Hi Paul. Yes, and another (maybe the same?) would be Premium Duobrite. Regards Duane ... get in
2006-02-22 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hi Everyone, Just to be clear, I m not interested in putting third-party inks in the cartridges. I was wondering about the ease of removing ink from the 4800
2006-02-22 by Clayton Jones
Ginny, ... Yes, all the ones I mentioned are ... PR is a great paper, Dourian is the same stuff. I use Dourian because it s double sided, so a bit more
2006-02-22 by mwesley3
Mr. Leifer s request has been granted. Martin Wesley Head Bastard
2006-02-22 by Eric Neilsen Photography
I have a 4800 and a 7000. I don t think that I would even consider a 2400. ; ) I was quite surprised that the initial charge of ink used up 35% or more of
2006-02-22 by Paul Roark
Duane, ... And that paper would be...?? I ll take a wild guess at Premier Dual Matte. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-02-22 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Thanks for the help everyone. I m leaning towards the R2400, I think its the better fit. Anyways, have I read correctly that some of you are using MIS
2006-02-22 by how786
A lot of info in this thread: http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1003&message=17279208 Best Howard
2006-02-22 by dlruckus
Seder, I began with MIS archival color inks in a 1200, used them also briefly in the 3000 to make a few large color prints and then set up the 3000 with a set
2006-02-22 by Holly Hegeman
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2006-02-22 by Greg
... wrote: From one of the annoying bastards: send an email here DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint- unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com or go here after
2006-02-22 by ginnylady33
http://www.outbackphoto.com/news/pma2006/canon/022106_PMA_PixmaPro.pdf ... ranges for
2006-02-22 by ginnylady33
Added musings: I d recently read a treatise on how Americans have become paralyzed because we have too many choices in everything. I can fondly remember the
2006-02-22 by ginnylady33
Wow, Clayton! Thanks so much for these useful suggestions. Yes. The 6X7 is heavy but I still use it some. Processing film is about the only thing I still do in
2006-02-21 by Clayton Jones
Hello Ginny, ... Warms my heart! . The P67 was my primary picture machine for years (superb lenses), and good old wonderful Tri-X the film of choice. What
2006-02-21 by Larry Wangelin
Fingernails across the blackboard kind of day. ... mp There are none so blind, as those who would not see...
2006-02-21 by Paul Roark
Drew, I d have MIS UT-FSN inks mailed from the US. (See http://www.inksupply.com/utfs1160.cfm) Eboni matte black for the K position is best. (The 3000 is
2006-02-21 by Tim Atherton
read the couple of replies last week to my question about using Epson 2400 ABW
2006-02-21 by Andrew Rodger
Paul I note what you say about small gamut ( I had my doubts ). Can you recommend a specific ink type, ideally one I can buy in the UK :0 I agree re
2006-02-21 by ginnylady33
Thanks for your help Steve. I will try those papers. You know, with my older Epson printers, I always had excellent results letting the printer driver comntrol
2006-02-21 by Iain Kirk
Young Ones methinks............... ... -- Iain Kirk Liverpool UK... Web Gallery @ www.pbase.com/ham4472 ... No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by
2006-02-21 by Larry Wangelin
Are we having a Kodak moment? L ... mp There are none so blind, as those who would not see...
2006-02-21 by Bert Katzung
Great news, indeed! Has anyone seen any guesses as to the price ranges for these machines? My hope would be that they would undercut Epson by a couple of
2006-02-21 by Steve Kale
Stick to a Gray Gamma 2.2 (or Adobe RGB) workspace. Leave the controls other than the hue (the colour picker) in their default positions and figure out your
2006-02-21 by Steven Kennard
Which bastards did you have in mind, or is that a generic term for all on this list?... Perhaps it s a term of affection? Steve On 21 Feb 2006 at 14:03,
2006-02-21 by djon43
Speaking of deserve : The customer doesn t always deserve what he wants. If he wants something someone doesn t want to provide, he should go elsewhere
2006-02-21 by Adam Maas
Why don t you do it yourself, it s quite easy through the Yahoo Groups interface. -Adam
2006-02-21 by Jeffrey Leifer
Unsubscribe me already you bastards. On Feb 21, 2006, at 12:35 PM,
2006-02-21 by ginnylady33
I finally got my 2400 from Page Computer at the $675 sale price. I ve been printing on Epson Heavyweight Matte until now. I m wondering which of the Fine Art
2006-02-21 by Greg
... Download and read the press release, yes there is a statement fro Mr. Wilhelm.
2006-02-21 by scott_now_coming
This is great news for the comsumer . Nothing like competition in a free market. Canon has the resources to crush Epson if they so choose to. Hopefully,
2006-02-21 by alanrew42
Just when I was going to abandon this paper as a lost cause, it s given me a real surprise. As a last experiment, I printed the GMB small profiling chart
2006-02-21 by Paul Roark
... They are still the cheapest route to 16 x 20 prints. ... Get some cleaning fluid and let it sit in the printer for a week or so with occasional purge
2006-02-21 by john dean
Glad to see that Canon is on its way! I wonder how long before the 44 version? Their current offerings are 6 channel machines. And, I wonder the price. I
2006-02-21 by Greg
... price. ... I happily print pictures of peoples vacation or their cats on things like canvas. As long as the subject matter won t put me in jail, I don t
2006-02-21 by Ernst Dinkla
... For the last two see: http://www.steves-digicams.com/pr/canon_02212006_pixmapro_pr.html Ernst -- Ernst Dinkla www.pigment-print.com ( unvollendet