Re: [Digital BW] SP v12
2006-02-13 by Mark Savoia
Claude, Have you asked these questions of ErgoSoft yet? I think Tyler is being very gracious with all his info and might need a break form being the test lab
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SP v12
2006-02-13 by claudej1@aol.com
Tyler, Will this variable dot be created by the RIP taking over direct control of the heads?? IOW, in my case I have a 7500 printer with low miles that I want
Vertical banding - Epson 2100
2006-02-13 by colingruk
Hi, I have not noticed this before but I was printing a BO portrait oriented image of a storm cloud over the weekend and there was banding in the sky running
Vertical banding - Epson 2100
2006-02-13 by colingruk
Hi, I have not noticed this before but I was printing a BO portrait oriented image of a storm cloud over the weekend and there was banding in the sky running
Re: Ink Jet Spray
2006-02-13 by Eirik Berger
Danny. Where did you find that? (Live in Norway too and have the same problem) Eirik ... are available here in Norway.
[Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-13 by Greg
... The hand-bound volumes are created by Cardoza-James Bindery of San Francisco, using the finest archival materials. Maybe in a book that EEM paper will
Re: [Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-13 by Carl Schofield
Try the 210 weight. It is very supple and not stiff like EEM.
Re: Greetings and looking for advice
2006-02-13 by nelsonfotodotcom
Clayton, thank you.
[Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-13 by helen_bach2003
I haven t seen Ctein s article on making books in Photo Techniques Jan/Feb 2006 mentioned here. Apologies if it has and I ve missed it. He prints his books on
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Which Printer?
2006-02-13 by Michael Vendrell
Hi Helens, In Spanish you are tocayas , i.e you have the same name. I agree with you both. I have a 2200 and it is a great platform for tinkering in the 13
Re: [Digital BW] StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... Roy, This relates to my QTR trials with the Epson 10000CF. As written before the 9000/9500 driver works with the 10000CF and with the 9600 driver it will
Re: [Digital BW] Another Newcomer
2006-02-13 by Sam McCandless
Thanks for posting, Eirik, and welcome to the list. I m glad to know what you do and what you do it with. I d be eager to see some of your landscapes. Is there
[Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-13 by Greg
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... Because of the lack of inkjet paper options for bound books, I m thinking that I need
[Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-13 by scott_now_coming
Yeah, this is the paper I ve been considering for books. I think Paul s used it and mentioned it here a while ago. I ll only print on one side, so the 5.5 mil
[Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-13 by scott_now_coming
Thanks Carl. It s good to hear that someone has used this paper. I d love to use Crane Silver Rag because it looks awesome and is EXTREMELY durable, but it s
Re: StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-13 by dlruckus
That would have been in response to one of my dumb comments I think. Nice to hear you re actually just another techie with only an occasional remission to the
Re: StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-13 by Greg
... Epson driver with Bill ... Well, if you are using CMYK output profiles, then yes it might as you now have some control over the black generation. Running
Looking for a dealer
2006-02-13 by Nelson Ricciardi
Hi folks Do we have anyone here that is a dealer of Epson inks and papers? If yes, could that person please contact me in private using Nelsonricciardi AT
Re: StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-13 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... happens when you try to print ... Well, I use it for color too, what s that tell you? Actually, color is more straightforward then
Re: StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-13 by John Vitollo
... If StudioPrint isn t letting you have a life printing B+W...what happens when you try to print color? Any last requests? But seriously will StudioPrint be
[Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-13 by Greg
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... sides. ... If the print quality is good, that might work fairly well! 5.5 mill should
Re: [Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-13 by Carl Schofield
Yes, I used this a few years ago and it was very nice. Dmax was comparable to EEM, but I don t know if the coating has been changed. VERY smooth surface and a
Re: StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-13 by Greg
... anyone ... I consider configuring a RIP to get the most out of it an art in and of itself. OK, maybe it is a craft. Either way some skill is required to
[Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-13 by scott_now_coming
Eric, I haven t tried this on yet, but it s one I m considering for case bound books: Premier Premium Matte European elegance in this 110 or 210 gram, premium
Re: StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-13 by Tyler Boley
I d like to correct a reply that was somewhat BS on my part. The very happy before, I m even happier now, it s better, it was great before post. Despite
Re: Greetings and looking for advice
2006-02-13 by Shilesh Jani
CE, Ilford Smooth Fine Art is the same paper as Hahnemuhle William Turner 190 gsm. And, it is a FINE paper for b/w with Epson printers, including BO and other
Re: [Digital BW] StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-12 by Greg
... in ... That s kind of what I thought. Wonder if the editor works for jobs sent in Postscript. The old Epson RIP for my 1520 had to be printed through the
Re: Greetings and looking for advice
2006-02-12 by Clayton Jones
Hello CE, ... I have heard various reports of people trying BO with various non-Epson printers, none reporting any success. I ll leave Question #2 for others,
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Which Printer?
2006-02-12 by Helen Adams
Hi Helen, Thanks for your really kind offer. I had a look at Ebay a few days ago and was not sure whether it would be better to get a new cheap printer or a
Re: [Digital BW] Which Printer?
2006-02-12 by Helen Adams
Hi Peter, Thanks for your input. Yes - I guess I could stop putting pictures in club competitions. I guess the buzz for me was that despite his comments about
Re: [Digital BW] StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-12 by Bob Frost
Greg, Simply print the image to a file. Roy then has a little editor that translates the code, and you can output that as a txt file to read in notepad. Bob
RE: [Digital BW] 16-bit vs. 8-bit
2006-02-12 by John Moody
I used OPM (Bowhaus) Best regards, John Moody ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On
RE: [Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-12 by Eric Neilsen Photography
I have samples as well as full 17x22 sheets. It prints beautifully, but it is a bit thick to use in a book. I guess one should ask if the book is meant to be
Re: Which Printer?
2006-02-12 by how786
I appreciate your help Clayton and also the wealth of information so generously posted on your site! I look forward to the new article. Regards, Howard
Re: Which Printer?
2006-02-12 by Clayton Jones
Hello Howard, ... You are exactly right. I used to use a 2200 for BO printing. Last August it developed serious problems in the paper feed mechanism so I
Re: [Digital BW] I'm a newcomer
2006-02-12 by Clayton Jones
... It will be worth it. These K3 printers are the latest technology and have made important advances for BW printing. Regards, Clayton Info on black and
Greetings and looking for advice
2006-02-12 by nelsonfotodotcom
First off, my sincerest gratitude to the founders of this group. Reading my buns off and there s plenty of good info to be had, but nothing touching on my
Re: Which Printer?
2006-02-12 by how786
Thanks for all the feedback everyone. I feel reassured that I made the correct purchase. I guess I could always use a 220 if I want to try BO 8x10s. Howard
Re: [Digital BW] Which Printer?
2006-02-12 by Frank Vincent
My R220, with MIS inks, are exactly what I wanted for getting into digital black and white. 8.5 x 11 is not a serious constraint for me, as I seldom
Re: [Digital BW] StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-12 by Greg
... PhotoRPM ... What did you use to collect the data stream?
RE: [Digital BW] 16-bit vs. 8-bit
2006-02-12 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Printed with what? -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:pderocco@ix.netcom.com
16-bit vs. 8-bit
2006-02-12 by John Moody
Has anyone else printed and measured 1024 level stepwedges? With the sample I did, it shows clear advantage to the tonal smoothness possible with a 8 bit
Re: [Digital BW] Which Printer?
2006-02-12 by Peter Marshall
Helen, If you like the results and the quality why not stay with it until you need something different? The best way not to get (often ignorant) comments from
Re: [Digital BW] I'm a newcomer
2006-02-12 by Atton
Hi, I am A.Nakanishi. ... Thanks a lot! It s a litlle more expencive than I expected, but I will save money and buy the Epson 2400 :p The Epson 2400 seems to
Re: [Digital BW] StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-12 by Mark Savoia
Tyler, For us non-scientist types following this thread, am I understanding you have achieved the under-print you have spoken of only available in v10, to
Re: [Digital BW] I'm a newcomer
2006-02-12 by Steve Kale
If it fits your budget the Epson 2400 can t be beaten.
Re: [Digital BW] StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-12 by Bob Frost
Forgot to say that these grey patches were printed using the PhotoRPM setting of the R800 printer (5760x1440). Bob Frost. ... From: Bob Frost
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Which Printer?
2006-02-12 by Steve Kale
Epson do not consider BO as a photographic workflow. They consider it a text printing setting. With the 2400 they evolved the driver to improve even its text
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Which Printer?
2006-02-12 by Steve Kale
Albeit be aware that the 2100 has been completely dropped from Epson s range. It will be interesting to see how long one can still buy one new.
Re: [Digital BW] StudioPrint v12 and quads
2006-02-12 by Bob Frost
Hogarth, That is just what the Epson drivers do; they use all three drop sizes depending on the amount of ink to be laid down and the color mixing required.