Re: [Digital BW] Epson inks at Fry's & price quote?
2006-02-20 by Steve and Ann Taylor
I have been paying $8.90 ea. at Atlex.com plus shipping. I am no where near a Fry s. What do they charge? Steve Taylor ... -- Using M2, Opera s revolutionary
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2006-02-20 by Steve and Ann Taylor
I have been paying $8.90 ea. at Atlex.com plus shipping. I am no where near a Fry s. What do they charge? Steve Taylor ... -- Using M2, Opera s revolutionary
2006-02-20 by Larry Wangelin
Scott, did you restart Photoshop after you installed the fonts? Larry
2006-02-20 by Richard Orban
What did you pay? The best price I can get is $84 each, any quantity, plus I pay shipping.
2006-02-20 by Peter De Smidt
... Employees at some retail stores have quite a bit of discretion when it comes to pricing. The mark up on accessories can often be huge. For example, I
2006-02-20 by Paul Roark
Sometimes Mac users have trouble downloading curves from the server I use (which tends to do some weird things). On Windows I use a right click and Save As
2006-02-20 by Chris McKillop
... Since I was also mostly interesting in doing 35mm B&W I went for the Dual IV. You can get one very very cheap now (less then $200 for a factory
2006-02-20 by jcjacobs
I bought 6 different Epson 2200 cartridges at Fry s this last Friday. The cashier said something about that s a lot of ink, let me get you a quote. He then
2006-02-20 by scott_now_coming
Can someone please tell me where install fonts so Photoshop can use them. CS2 help section said to place then in : Program Files Common Files Adobe Fonts When
2006-02-20 by paulo030947
Thanks Vartkes for yr comments. In fact, the ABW has in the Color Management mode the possibility of toning the photo. Try it. You will see that there is a
2006-02-20 by Paul Roark
... I find the Ultra Premium Glossy Photo Paper gives the best dmax on some matte papers. I suspect it sets the highest ink limit of those that can take
2006-02-20 by vartkes_peltekoglu
... to produce a picture ... midtones and is the original ... Hello Paolo, Epson 2400 ABW driver can t print pre-toned images. ImagePrint RIP running on Epson
2006-02-20 by vartkes_peltekoglu
... to produce a picture ... midtones and is the original ... Hello Paolo, Epson 2400 ABW driver can t print pre-toned images. ImagePrint RIP running on Epson
2006-02-20 by Steve Kale
LOL! Christie s here we come...
2006-02-20 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... Most do, and I do understand how it works. But even if you manage to write a curve that copies Epsons, you still won t achieve
2006-02-20 by Tyler Boley
... the K ink ... run a ... off topic ... via the ... with the ... I m not sure I can help, I m in the middle of several similar issues, all unresolved.
2006-02-20 by finnkrogvig
I might be able to get a second hand 5400(I), but how much does the lightsource matter for how the grain shows? Anyone? There is also the question about speed.
2006-02-20 by Tyler Boley
I noticed it, definitely. I did not go any farther than a quick linearization curve to see. Tyler
2006-02-20 by Adam Maas
I d recommend the Minolta SDIV. B&W negs can t take advantage of DigitalICE, and the others on the market all use LED sources (The Minolta 5400 uses a cold
2006-02-20 by Jim Farrell
I use a Nikon 5000ed, along with vuescan. The results are excellent for both colour (Profiled for various films) and B&W. Vuescan is an excellent piece of
2006-02-20 by john dean
In a related note. Has anyone else (I know Greg knows) observed how quickly Crane s Museo Max bottoms out in regard to max black absorbtion? With K6, compared
2006-02-20 by Eric Bowman
... to produce a picture ... midtones and is the original ... I don t think the ABW driver is capable of handling split-toning. You could create your toning
2006-02-20 by Steve Dewing
I recently purchased the Canon 4490 for my 6x6 film and also a Nikon Coolscan V for the 35mm. I m happy with both but I have nothing to compare them to so I
2006-02-20 by finnkrogvig
Perhaps this is a bit off topic of the group, but you are an experienced lot and I cant resist asking for some advice. Neither could I find anything on this
2006-02-20 by Un Globe Trotteur
Would someone know which paper settings give the most ink using photo RPM? Thanks. PO [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-02-20 by bard960
Just a couple of basic questions to the group: 1. Which is the best procedure to resize an image to the final size (i.e. the size of the printed image): a.
2006-02-20 by Steve Kale
You could well be right. I have Nanochrome dye ink in my 2100 at the moment and so would need to flush it before popping in Epson Ultrachromes. Perhaps
2006-02-20 by Steve Kale
The situation that I encountered recently involved a need to limit the K ink channel earlier than the Epson driver and likely let the other inks run a little
2006-02-20 by Greg
... channels based on media ... But it s beginning to look to ... I ll know more about this later. ... ups with very conservative ... performance? ... ink.
2006-02-20 by Eric Neilsen Photography
Perhaps they are counting on a certain level of understanding by the user to apply tools at hand from other applications. While it is a compromise, setting
2006-02-20 by paulo030947
Would some of you guys know how to help me in the flg: I would like to produce a picture that is oriiginal black in the shadows, has a warm tone in the
2006-02-20 by Paul Roark
Ernst, This is probably the article I recall: http://www.geocities.com/thombell/rcvsfiber.html It notes, among other things, Intensive research at Kodak and
2006-02-19 by alanrew42
Thanks for the warning Steve. I ll double-check my methodology with this paper. Have you actually tried DVFG with the Epson UC inks (Photo Black installed ) in
2006-02-19 by Tyler Boley
... I m still unsure about that. Yes indeed, you can open up the color channels based on media performance, and of course linearization has got to be a
2006-02-19 by Ernst Dinkla
... Paul, if I recall it correctly, titanium dioxide is a highly opaque white pigment only but it can not be combined with OBAs as it reacts with the OBAs
2006-02-19 by Tyler Boley
... I really enjoyed that. T
2006-02-19 by john dean
With QTR you do can do a fine job of limiting density with mono, and does one really need that for color? I ve never experienced a limitation there with good
2006-02-19 by Steve Kale
Agree completely. The only thing that is making me consider one is the fact that I d like to not be constrained by the ink limits in the Epson driver which
2006-02-19 by john dean
You are too talented of a photographer to spend all your time doing tests.
2006-02-19 by Greg
... plus ... for now ... do the ... Actually, my price was going to be less, they were going to give me an additional discount for being a Profiler Platinum
2006-02-19 by Tyler Boley
They never did get the quad mono ink capability to work to my knowledge. I did not know they put in separate B&W environments, that was not an option when I
2006-02-19 by Steve Kale
Carl paid $895 for the UV Pulse Spectro (only) from X-Rite. RIP plus separate profiling is expensive. I think I m going to hang back for now although I could
2006-02-19 by Steve Kale
Alan I really think something is wrong here. I can get better than that on matte paper. The Nano K ink tends to slightly under-perform Epson PK (UC or K3) in
2006-02-19 by Olivier
Ok, Im stupid : it s only if and when I used inadvertably relative instead of perceptual that this occured (I use rela(tive for color and have left it... no
2006-02-19 by Greg
... done for ... for ... well. Yes, there are difficluties with using the software form of UV correction when using relative rendering. It often shows up as a
2006-02-19 by Greg
... filtered ... things, ... software) ... RIP. ... whether ... using ... NOTE: the above message has about a 12 hour delay!!!
2006-02-19 by alanrew42
I ve now profiled DVFG using the Glossy Paper Photo Weight media setting in the Epson driver for my 2100 using the standard UC inks with PK installed, 2880
2006-02-19 by Steve Kale
So you start with, say, a GG2.2 image file that has pure black in it when looking at the histogram. You then convert to a QTR ICC profile, say one you made
2006-02-19 by Olivier
Hi Steve, Yes you totally right. Still, I m puzzled at seeing that when the Levels/alt+click routine is run black is not at pure black. Is this a QTR-ICC issue
2006-02-19 by Steve Kale
The curve embedded in a QTR-ICC profile runs from pure black to pure white. You can see this by looking at one of the profiles. Therefore pure black is still
2006-02-19 by scott_now_coming
Good choice. I m sure you ll be happy with the 4800. : ) Scott