Re: [Digital BW] Crane SR & Da Vinci Fibre Gloss Paper
2006-02-18 by kenstrain2000
Steve I m reasonably sure that it was originally the polythene layer (it was plasticised) that cracked (e.g.in original ILFORD RC papers), but the worst of
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2006-02-18 by kenstrain2000
Steve I m reasonably sure that it was originally the polythene layer (it was plasticised) that cracked (e.g.in original ILFORD RC papers), but the worst of
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
You can not scratch the ink off (but the texture of the substrate is of course marked).
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
That s certainly my understanding. If you tear either Crane SR or Da Vinci you can not see a thin plastic barrier unlike when you do the same to Epson Premium
2006-02-18 by Steve Kale
Silly question but are you sure you printed on the right side of the paper?
2006-02-18 by drkhorsetdj
Has anybody on here bought MIS UT(R200) netural ink put all 7 inks in the photo 2200? I mean you could do that right? Qudtone and print meter you could make
2006-02-18 by drkhorsetdj
wow I guess everybody is tired of this topic on this group. I found out that 2 piezotone ink can be used in the epson 4000 at the same time. So I am going to
2006-02-18 by edrudolpho
I d like to see a test print on Silver Rag using K3 inks. If anyone is willing to send me one, please email me off list. erudolph at pacbell dot net
2006-02-18 by Paul Roark
... Do we have clear statements from the manufacturers about whether or not there are barriers -- polyethylene or otherwise -- in these papers? Paul
2006-02-18 by Jim Doyle
Howard Just a quick question.. The QC from Crane Is very good.. Boxed well Interleaving Sheets its some of the best QC I have ever seen.. Are you cutting the
2006-02-18 by how786
Has anyone used this paper in either a 2400 or 1800? It is the thickest paper I ve ever seen and jammed my 1800 even when the 1800 was set to thick paper.
2006-02-18 by scott_now_coming
I doubt we ll see any new printers from Epson for AT LEAST a year, unless they bring out a format wider than 44 . There s rumors of an X800 series Epson
2006-02-18 by alanrew42
OK, here are my not-at-all-exciting measurements. Taken with Eye-One Pro Rev. B on top of a blank sample of the same media. 4 readings averaged. Epson 2100 +
2006-02-18 by Marco Ristuccia
I own an Epson 2200 printer with MIS UT7 inks. After printing on matte paters now I want to test the Epson Premium Semigloss paper. I noticed that in QTR there
2006-02-17 by Steve Kale
What printer? What settings? How are the lines spaced? Horizontal as in parallel with the passing of the print head? Done a nozzle check?
2006-02-17 by scott_now_coming
Steve, Can you take your fingernail (asuming you have any!)and scratch off ink from the surface of the DaVinci? I had my wife thry this on the Crane SR and the
2006-02-17 by scott_now_coming
My understanding is that SR will broze with anything less than Epson UC K3 inks. The Crane SR was designed around Epson Ultrachrome K3. Scott -- In
2006-02-17 by lulalake_1999
... Yes it must use a PK. It does not wrk with a matte black. Jules
2006-02-17 by Clarence Walker
Just beginning with Quadtone RIP and am experiencing numerous extremely fine white lines that run horizontally across the prints. Solutions? Clarence W.
2006-02-17 by john dean
When that guy who was the first beta tester of this SR published his results and I asked him if Crane had tested this paper with PiezoTone. He asked them and
2006-02-17 by john forney
Bronzing was very present. But it was the smudging that prevented me from getting a good reading. The more I tried, the more the ink got a chalky wax buildup
2006-02-17 by Greg
I assume most of you have an email from Shades of Paper with the sizes, but for those that haven t purchased from Jim, here s the sizes: 09904 300 8.5 x 11
2006-02-17 by Steve Bye
Beware of an inconsistency in the directions for using the profile. The pdf file with directions for using the 4800 profile state that you should set up
2006-02-17 by john dean
Really? The bronzing and the gloss diff. with the K6 was the worst I ve ever seen, but it didn t smudge at all. john ... roller marrks. But, as I measured my
2006-02-17 by john dean
Chip, What I did was print several 8x10 s on SR, black and white and color,different printers, etc, and when the prints are not viewed totally flat they have
2006-02-17 by john forney
Mark, I printed it w/ piezotone. The print came out fine...no roller marrks. But, as I measured my density chart, the print smudged so badly I could not get
2006-02-17 by lulalake_1999
... Silver Rag, I though some ... off the phone with Jim Doyle at ... says it should be in stock ... the site until after the ... that is what I ordered. ...
2006-02-17 by chipcarterdc
John, Can you explain why the texture/ sparkle on SR is less objectionable at bigger sizes? I m having trouble figuring out why this would be the case.
2006-02-17 by Mark Savoia
Has anyone confirmed it will NOT work with Cone s inks (aka, comes off on rollers during printing)? Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been
2006-02-17 by joshhackney
Since everyone has been eagerly awaiting the arrival of Museo Silver Rag, I though some might be interested to know that it is now available. I just got off
2006-02-17 by John Moody
You folks must be on a Mac. :-) The standard super-B image area is 12.719 x 18.350 for my 2200/PC setup. Best regards, John Moody ... From:
2006-02-17 by john dean
The texture on the new batch is slightly finer, though with the same pattern and sheen. It appears that they are trying to perfect it. I ll use it for big
2006-02-17 by Steve Kale
Agreed. Re RC, I hear you. But then remember these are coatings and quite hard coatings at that, sitting on the surface of rag/alpha cellulose substrate. The
2006-02-17 by James Parker
You can get a print about 12.25 x 18.375 out of it using the minimize margins setting. Don t know the exact dimensions. I set up my 12 x 18 s with extra
2006-02-17 by john dean
-You would see bronzing with pigments first, not dyes like Nanochrome.
2006-02-17 by john dean
You know I think he may have something there. I just opened a new batch of 8.5x11 Silver Rag that Crane just sent me and compared the surface the the earlier
2006-02-17 by Megan Milligan
Ditto here. Or maybe the mod/owner can show you how to properly post it to the files section. Megan hgrill1@verizon.net wrote: Same here...wouldlove a copy as
2006-02-17 by Steve Kale
Actually I might have to take this back. I just printed the same image on a sample (original batch?) of Crane Silver Rag. There is definitely a surface
2006-02-17 by Steve Kale
I don t currently have PK ink loaded in my 4800 to do a proper comparison. I just printed an image with my 2100 and the Nanochromes on Da Vinci and could not
2006-02-17 by Tim Atherton
... think they ... describe and ... natural ... more ... paper is ... cellulose . It ... two things - the newer sample of SR I got a week or so ago was much
2006-02-17 by Un Globe Trotteur
I used to have a 1280 but not anymore. I had purchased a few genuine Epson cartridges for it. They are still shrink wrapped/vacuum sealed and they are Epson
2006-02-17 by Andre
... The ... the dark ... B&W ink ... Thanks for the info Paul. So with color there would be visible dots. Probably due to the printer using only four color
2006-02-17 by Steve Kale
I ve never had any issues with my 2100 and rear feeding. I just slotted some Da Vinci through the rear slot of my 2100 without any problems. It even went
2006-02-17 by john dean
The Da Vinci sounds really nice, except for the bronzing. If they used Epson k3 inks there shouldn t be any at all. In my test of Silver Rag with the K3 set
2006-02-17 by djon43
IMO HPR s not-quite-close-and-no-cigar as fake-airdried-glossy, not worth the problems people are reporting. I commonly run 305GSM 13X19 Entrada through the
2006-02-17 by Steve Kale
I just received a few sample sheets of this paper and their test image. Annoyingly the sheets were bent in the post and I am going to have to flatten them out
2006-02-17 by Greg
... you can get smaller amounts at http://www.weink.com and larger amounts at http://www.getinkexpress.com product number for get ink express is gie822 or this
2006-02-17 by alanrew42
Thanks Helen for your detailed reply, which has saved me a lot of list searching. I m very impressed with the lengths to which you ve gone to achieve your
2006-02-17 by jurajlipscher
Hello All I am a new member and have the following question: Are there any data/news/rumours regarding the release of a new generation of EPSON Printers
2006-02-17 by Paul Roark
I used an 1160 with MIS pigments for several years -- B&W and color. The MIS Pro should work fine. The k4 colors are the same. I used only the dark color
2006-02-17 by how786
Thanks. Here is what I posted later on: Just a warning about the Epson Semimatte. I bought the 8.5X11 cut sheets and printed them in my 1800. The results were