Re: [Digital BW] mounting / matting
2006-02-04 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
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2006-02-04 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
http://www.loc.gov/preserv/care/mat.html -- Bruce Watson
2006-02-03 by ginnylady33
I m new to this forum, so greetings to all. My main printer is an Epson R 1800. A friend suggested that I try using the MIS Black carts in my older 1280. I
2006-02-03 by Danny Twang
For all my prints, both ink and wet prints, I m hinging them to the board. I ve tried dry mounting, but don t like the look. Wrinkles have never been a
2006-02-03 by Yoelis Diaz
Hello. I m need to be a scientific? if I want to make artistic photo to show in gallery. After I read the e-mail from this group I m scary. Ok my question
2006-02-03 by stevefurlong2003
Does anyone use the Designjet 130 for monochromes? I ve been using this printer for about a year and the color output is wonderful. For my needs the
2006-02-03 by Danny Twang
Thanks Greg! Will the SK168-II Chip Resetter I use for the C86 work? It look like the same pattern on the chip? I did manage to figure out how to find the
2006-02-03 by Greg
... how ... Yes, there are instructions posted around, I ll have to find the links for that later. Or you can buy a large format ink chip reset tool, and use
2006-02-03 by bwbonkers
Hi all Has anyone any experience of this paper. http://www.paperandinks.com/ Regards Peter.
2006-02-03 by Danny Twang
Hello, I ve been lurking around here for awhile, soaking up all info I m able to absorb, but most of it is way over my level:-) I ve been happy printing with
2006-02-03 by Steve Kale
Jerry Since you have a profiling device it would be a shame not to also use it for ICC profiles that will work well with Adv B&W. Cheers Steve
2006-02-03 by Steve Kale
Use QTR Create ICC to generate an ICC profile (amended spec) and you get full and accurate soft proofing. Once you ve got your preferred set of hues there s
2006-02-03 by bradspix
I m a huge fan of Convert to B&W Pro... I move up the contrast slider to where the preview image kind of snaps too contrasty, and then back it down a bit.
2006-02-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jerry, ... Since you have a 2400 you have more options than with older models. One important new ability is its ABW system which allows making BW prints
2006-02-03 by lou4photo
Steve: I have a chart (I didn t create it) that describes the channel mixer settings that mimic a wide range of B&W films similar to ConverttoBWPro. Contact me
2006-02-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I find that the 2400 and 4800 printers function pretty similarly to other Epsons in terms of printing B&W and tinted B&W through the color mode. My
2006-02-03 by Paul Roark
... I agree, it s becoming my benchmark paper. ... With a good profile, this can be handled. It does tend to go cold in the shadows with a monotone inkset,
2006-02-03 by garyphoto6
Hello, Being somewhat new to this group and not seeing this question addressed I was wondering how you are all preparing digital prints for showing and sales?
2006-02-03 by koloshor
... leaves you ... lights, and ... Not really an issue on the 2400, which uses three dilutions of fairly neutral blacks (K, LK, and LLK) and has drivers set up
2006-02-03 by Tom Baker
John - Are you talking about Epson Ultrasmooth bein a cool/cold tone? Tom Baker john dean wrote: For color work I really like it.
2006-02-03 by john dean
For color work I really like it. It s tough, even with Ultrachrome, doesn t transfer blacks in a book format, great gamut, and it is the sharpest coating I ve
2006-02-03 by Paul Roark
... Like Greg suggested, I have the printer off and move the head over to the left to soak the parking pad. To do this, you have to move the top of the gear
2006-02-03 by Greg
... nozzles ... That last question will require a longer explanation that I can give at the moment, and probably require so pictures that I ll have to find.
2006-02-03 by bellis33624
Could someone point me to a source for a profile that can be downloaded for Epson Heavyweight Matte paper or suggest one of the canned profiles from the Epson
2006-02-03 by Peter Nelson
... Actually, how would Ultrasmooth be? (James Parker also suggested this) I know the MFA in Boston uses it (and a 9600 with Ultrachrome inks) for their
2006-02-03 by Allan Chen
Another question - should I leave the printer on? I thought the nozzles are closed when the printer is off? allan ... -- http://allan.kaiyen.com
2006-02-03 by dschiemann
I have made several B&W prints using this software, followed by a few adjustments in PS CS2, and printing with QTRgui. It is a straightforward procedure
2006-02-03 by john dean
Oh yes, what s Roland gonna do then when Epson is charging half the price for pretty much the same size machine. You know Mimaki and Roland have to be very
2006-02-03 by donbga
Helen, is easy to convert. ... Seems like this is similar to the procedure used on my Luna-Pro. Don Bryant
2006-02-03 by John Moody
I suspect Epson’s volume and factory experience allow them to make a profit while still selling to Roland for less than they could do it themselves. What may
2006-02-03 by CDTobie@aol.com
... open to such issues as print color shifting under different viewing lights, and possible color shifting over time with differential fading. But if you can
2006-02-03 by john dean
What I have found with the Hannemuhle papers is that they scuff a lot more with Ultrachrome inks than other inksets like Cone Piezzo for instance that are much
2006-02-03 by Steve Kale
You can spray with fixative such as Lascaux which helps. Doesn t do much if anything for longevity but could potentially help with flaking.
2006-02-03 by Peter Nelson
... had flaking once or twice. It s well worth that attrition rate for the results it gives, IMO. How is it AFTER printing? Is the coating still delicate and
2006-02-03 by MGochnauer
... I ll second the recommendation for Legion Photo Matte. It works well with MIS pigmented inks, has profiles for a number of printers, and is acid free.
2006-02-03 by lou4photo
Peter: I m getting good results with Innova FibaPrint with K3 inks and MIS EZ inks. The surface is hard and smooth and holds detail like gangbusters. For a
2006-02-03 by Steve Kale
Helen - you sinner. No numbers and complicated formulae!
2006-02-03 by Steve Kale
For the most part. Also dust from the cutting process where large rolls are cut down to size. Also coatings that are infused as part of the substrate
2006-02-03 by Steve Kale
No. Think of the Epson Adv B&W part of the driver as a completely different driver and so your colour profiles profile a completely different beast. Check out
2006-02-03 by Kip Babington
Well I don t know, I ve been using the exposure and contrast sliders ever since I started using the thing and I think I get pretty good results. Converting to
2006-02-03 by mark_roth_505
Thank you Clayton for that report...it jibes w/my experiences..my best prints so far made on the earlier Moab Entrada, w/MIS UT, on the 1160 (but that paper
2006-02-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello Lou, ... Well, the answer is maybe, to be precise. I m working on a completed image, it may or may not have sharpening applied to it. ... Not any more
2006-02-03 by Richard Smallfield
Hi Clayton, ... Funnily enough, the flaking occurred once when I d wiped it down with an old cloth, which makes me think that there must have been something on
2006-02-03 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Phil; I think the paper is spoken for, but if not I ll get back to you Steve - In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Phil Lindsay ... like to ...
2006-02-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello Richard, ... What sort of pre-print treatment do you give it? ... It s biggest drawback, for me, is the texture. On many images it isn t noticeable,
2006-02-03 by Phil Lindsay
Hi Steve: Is the paper still available? Thanks Phil Lindsay ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-02-03 by lou4photo
... wrote: 5) resize to desired image size in a single step using Bicubic Sharper. Clayton: Are you working on a previously sharpened image and/or do
2006-02-03 by Stephen Kobrin
After reading some posts earlier this week I donwloaded ConvertToBW pro and have been trying it out. As opposed to some of the more technically adept on the
2006-02-03 by Richard Smallfield
Re Hahnemuhle Photo Rag, I ve gone through a box and a half and only had flaking once or twice. It s well worth that attrition rate for the results it gives,
2006-02-03 by Greg
... I ve had really good luck with German Etching on rolls.
2006-02-03 by Tom OConnell
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