QTR-ICC BPC & Pure Black
2006-02-19 by Olivier
I remember I read about it but can not find the thread any longer. Here is the issue : when I get a file with pure 100% K and then convert with QTR-ICC (VFA,
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2006-02-19 by Olivier
I remember I read about it but can not find the thread any longer. Here is the issue : when I get a file with pure 100% K and then convert with QTR-ICC (VFA,
2006-02-19 by jurajlipscher
Thank you for your informative answers. I have ordered my 4800 now.
2006-02-19 by John Vitollo
... The list s very own John Dean prints with large format Piezotone K6: http://deanimaging.com/index.php
2006-02-19 by Steve Kale
Their argument is that a software adjustment for UV will only be done for the Perceptual intent and that there are reasons why you d want it for Relative
2006-02-19 by kenstrain2000
Lets set Kodak aside (I did not want to single them out in my last post, but there seems to be decades of evidence against them). If papers have plasticisers
2006-02-19 by drkhorsetdj
is there a digital black/white lab in atlanta that prints using quad inks?
2006-02-19 by l33ry
The RX series all-in-ones do indeed use the same cartridges as the R series printers. Nice package--comes with film/slide holders for the scanner, which is
2006-02-19 by Clayton Jones
Paul, ... When did the base change? I m trying to determine if my bottles of UT7 inks are new or old base. Is there anything on the label that indicates
2006-02-19 by Mark Hilliard
I use William Turner for most of my B&W work and find that if you leave it stacked after printing for several days with a book or other weight on top, I
2006-02-19 by Steve Kale
FYI re Colorburst and UV spectros: Steve, We will probably continue to create our profiles with UV devices, and relinearizing with a non-UV device would
2006-02-19 by naksum
Does anyone have experience flattening curled Hannemuhle Willaim Turner paper? Is it simply a matter of leaving a weight on it, or is there a better, perhaps
2006-02-19 by Paul Roark
Bob, I don t know anything about the all-in-one machines. If they use standard Epson hextone inks, then it probably would. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-02-19 by how786
Thanks. I did try one sheet at a time in the rear feeder to no avail. And, yes, it is really stiff, too! Howard
2006-02-18 by l33ry
... more. I Should it also work for the hextone all-in-one machines, such as the RX620, or are there driver differences there? - Bob
2006-02-18 by djon43
Test different dithers, but start with Adaptive Hybrid. I think the problem has to do with characteristics of the file (amount of ink per inch perhaps). I
2006-02-18 by Tim Atherton
... 1800 ... least ... the ... well - it is pretty thick, but more than anything it s really stiff I tend to just load it on the rear sheet loader, one sheet
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
They removed the quadtone capability from the Photo series (it remains in the Windows Layout series - more expensive) but it prints very good B&W in colour
2006-02-18 by how786
My bad. Sorry. The box says Crane etc. but was repackaged by Digital Art Supplies. I just looked up my invoice. Sorry... Howard ... 17x22 and ... it Cut ...
2006-02-18 by Tyler Boley
Last I looked Colorburst had no built in B&W mode like ColorByte. THis is not to say you couldn t make a custom ink setup and profile for decent B&W with UCs
2006-02-18 by drkhorsetdj
ok thanks for your help! I am comming to the conclusion that its ok to experiment with ink on your own prints and time but if you are trying to sell prints and
2006-02-18 by Greg
... to make ... you can ... capability to ... Since it uses the Profiler engine, you will still need a UV filtered spectro. In all the years that Xrite/Monaco
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
... Yes. ... I found this generally not to be the case as the ink limits in the 2100 driver are not really ideal for the Nanos. But on Da Vinci paper with the
2006-02-18 by alanrew42
... profile ... bronzing. Thanks for the info Steve. Was the ICC profile made using Nano inks, and with the driver in PSG / no color adjustment mode? If so,
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
Sorry I meant to ad that those were readings from Adv B&W set with default settings and v10, h10.
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
In December Epson updated the firmware for the 4800 and in early February Epson UK updated the driver. This has caused an annoying drop in the performance I
2006-02-18 by Clarence Walker
The striping is not at all bold, but very subdued, yet still noticeable enough to ruin the picture. Really more in shades of incredibly fine light gray than
2006-02-18 by bwbonkers
Just a thought but why not use Roy s RGB version instead of the greyscale one. The RGB QTR profiles show up in Lightroom Beta 2 Peter. ... in ... [b]
2006-02-18 by Greg
... well on ... Yes, that really would be ideal.
2006-02-18 by john dean
What we really need is a better K ink, one capable of performing well on both glossy and matte media... Now that IS the answer. The original 10K archival ink
2006-02-18 by john dean
That is very preceptive Paul. We tend to put them all in one category when, fact is, we don t know what is in them. As to Kodak, they have no credibility with
2006-02-18 by Paul Roark
... My belief is that the R2 inkset will work in any Epson hextone or UC k2 printer. That is, I m not really targeting individual printers any more. I think
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
... This could be done today with today s construction if Epson chose to allow it. Only the K channel is pumped out. The issue is that the ink change takes
2006-02-18 by Greg
... at ... years ... 78/9800 ... 4800 ... I ... probably ... gamut ... Every time this comes up at different places I throw this out... How long was the 7/9000
2006-02-18 by Paul Roark
Kodak s story (working from memory here) with respect to the RC cracking was that the OBAs were originally titanium dioxide. They put out a strong oxidant
2006-02-18 by scott_now_coming
Thanks, that s good sign. Looks like we re going into a whole new, higher quality level of inkjet paper. These guys claim to be beta test some new papers like
2006-02-18 by Jim Goshorn
... As I recall, the 76/9600 printers were around for about 2 1/2 years or a little more so I wouldn t expect to see an update to the 78/9800 till sometime in
2006-02-18 by Clayton Jones
... You can put anything you want into a 2200 if you are using a RIP to control it. When I had a 2200 I experimented with custom ink blends, and several
2006-02-18 by dlruckus
If it relys on a plastisizer for retaining flexibility, the chemical will eventualy leach out into the substrait and the resin will become brittle and subject
2006-02-18 by James Parker
Thanks for looking up the exact dimensions... I was too lazy to do that ;-) Jim On 2/18/06 1:49 AM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-02-18 by Larry Wangelin
Steve, I really meant ColorByte but ImagePrint fits also. Sorry for the confusion. Larry
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
I think you meant Imageprint.... A few things on Colorburst and sorry if this runs a little off-topic. The demo version is not the latest and greatest. The
2006-02-18 by Larry Wangelin
Steve, I think that you hit the nail squarely on the head. ImagePrint doesn t let you do any linearization or grayscale profiles. You re at the mercy of
2006-02-18 by how786
Heck, Jim. I have a box of 8.5X11 from them. It is packaged in a Crane box with the paper name on it interleave sheets and all. You know, the darn paper looks
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
I did my tests on a 2100 with the media set to Premium Semigloss. No problem with shadow detail even though I was using Nano inks and a profile for EPSG. But
2006-02-18 by alanrew42
It s not a silly question, it s a good one! Yes I did use the right side of the paper. The two sides are (fortunately) very different, unlike some other
2006-02-18 by John Moody
Try resampling the image to 360dpi and see if that makes any difference at all. It could be an unusual dither issue. Best regards, John Moody ... From:
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
In a solid black background or across the whole image?
2006-02-18 by Clarence Walker
In regard to the questions of the settings used: The RIP was the standard Quadtone RIP suggested by Media Street. All settings were the original default
2006-02-18 by Andre
... Wait for The Photo Marketing Association Convention & Trade Show (PMA) which opens in Orlando,Fla on February 26. Usually that s a good time for mfg s to
2006-02-18 by John Moody
MuseoMax measures 21.5 mils from a box of 17x22. Best regards, John Moody ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com