Re: +++December print exchange shipped today +++
2006-02-01 by Clayton Jones
Hello Tom, ... What s really amazing is how you have continued to manage these exchanges month after month all these years. It s a lot of work, especially
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2006-02-01 by Clayton Jones
Hello Tom, ... What s really amazing is how you have continued to manage these exchanges month after month all these years. It s a lot of work, especially
2006-02-01 by Shilesh Jani
Greg, Thank you for doing this. I will not get a chance to look at the data any time soon. I am on a trip to the Rocky Mountains - really beautiful here. But I
2006-02-01 by Tom OConnell
Thanks to all the participants... I finally got the set out...this was the best group of images in the last couple of YEARS... 5 countries prepresented,
2006-02-01 by Allan Chen
Hi all, I just ordered up some of the nozzle clearing fluid from MIS. I assume that I should not have the carts in place while it s wicking up from the
2006-02-01 by Greg
... Maybe that should read continues to still work fine. It is, after all, and ancient printer. Though I have seen some output from a 7000 with the Cone K6
2006-02-01 by Greg
... These were the test sheets that Shilesh printed and tested. I was just the measurer. So no lk data for the Nanochromes since the r220 only has the 6 inks.
2006-02-01 by Paul Roark
Siobhan, ... As Clayton pointed out, Gray Gamma 2.2 ( GG 2.2 ) is the gray space you want to use. The Piezo software I used long ago, like the curves I then
2006-02-01 by scott_now_coming
Here, go to this message and click on the link. This is how I get to the page when I need to. It was working this afternoon, but sometimes it s down. Keep
2006-02-01 by Paul Roark
... Although it has limitations, the 3000 is still probably the cheapest way to make great 16 x 20 digital B&W prints. I have canned curves for the MIS FS
2006-02-01 by rgoldman2
I moved up from a 2200 to a 2400 when the new printers came on the market last summer. I wanted the option to print larger as well as let my smaller prints
2006-02-01 by Stephen M Martin
Might have been, but it was the coating. I used PK. ... From: Tom Baker To: Sent:
2006-02-01 by Tom Baker
It almost sounds like the behavior of using MK instead of PK inks. But, that wouldn t affect the behavior of the color inks would it? Tom Baker Eleanor Brown
2006-02-01 by john dean
I hope you wern t using matte black? I didn t even have rub off using the Cone K6 pigments, but did have very bad gloss diff which I expeced with a matte black
2006-02-01 by Eleanor Brown
I m beta testing the silver rag and printing on a 7800 with Imageprint Silver Rag profiles. The ink should be dry to the touch when the print emerges...not
2006-02-01 by lulalake_1999
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... will ... Thanks Scott but the URL that you sent is the one of my message?? Cheers
2006-02-01 by Carl Schofield
Sihl Iridium Satin: L 97.15, a 0.75, b -2.89 Epson Premium Semimatte: L 96.90, a 0.04, b -3.80
2006-02-01 by Stephen M Martin
I ll answer my own post. It was a manufacturing problem. If anyone else has dealt with Crane, then you know they return calls and are a big help. ... From:
2006-02-01 by Carl Schofield
Sorry, forgot that the Nanochromes were missing the LK in the 220 printer. Not immediately obvious what you were doing. So, these were printed QTR calibration
2006-02-01 by Tom Baker
There s an IP profile for this paper already? Tom Baker Stephen M Martin wrote: As are many of you, I am using the untried Crane Silver
2006-02-01 by Carl Schofield
Not immediately obvious what you were doing. So, these were printed QTR calibration charts at Limit=100. The LK data appear to be missing from the HPRS
2006-02-01 by scott_now_coming
Jules, Go here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/post? act=reply&messageNum=73507 You may want to save these to your harddrive, as
2006-02-01 by Greg
... the ... white then K, C, M, Y, lc, lm, lk in 25%, 50%, 75%, 100% from QTR Obviously the R220 will not have the lk row. And only the first measurement is
2006-02-01 by scott_now_coming
No, I haven t. Got a link? I used Golden because I could buy it locally. I sent an e-mail to Clearstar with a question about the pricing of their Clearshield,
2006-02-01 by joshhackney
Carl, If you have a few minutes, could you take some Lab readings for paper white? Thanks! Josh
2006-02-01 by Greg
... ago. ... making ... Years ago they were using 4 of the heads from the 7/9000 machines. I m pretty sure that Mimaki is using the 8 channel Epson head
2006-02-01 by Greg
... customer.htm ... I actually sent Xrite an email yesterday morning about this, they did reply that afternoon. I was surprised that they would get back to me
2006-02-01 by lulalake_1999
... Livick s ... Unfortunately one can only read a short synopsis of Livick s work, not the details. Check this out:
2006-02-01 by sinar001
... SNIP Wilhelms early results were relative to trying to extend the life of photographic prints. His later tests on microporous papers, however, I believe
2006-02-01 by Gilbert Robinson
I am currently saving for an Epson 4800. I can probably make do with a 13 printer but I have been pointing toward the 4800 for two reasons: 1) more precise
2006-02-01 by edrudolpho
http://www.gretagmacbeth.com/index/about/announce/announce-customer.htm
2006-02-01 by john dean
Does anyone know if the new Rolands and Mimaki s are still using the Seiko/Epson heads in them? I know they both did a couple of years ago. The Mimaki had two
2006-02-01 by Stephen M Martin
As are many of you, I am using the untried Crane Silver Rag. This morning I made a gallery poster for a show I have and printed it on the silver rag. It was in
2006-02-01 by Clayton Jones
Hello Claude, ... Thank you. It s nice to have a confirmation from someone who understands. In my last posts on this issue I struggled to find the right
2006-02-01 by Ellie Kennard
Hi Siobhan, Don t forget to convert the images to sRGB before converting to jpg or they will look very dull. Regards, Ellie ... -- Innovative Imaging Studio,
2006-02-01 by James Parker
Briefly... Save as JPEG with as much compression as you can before the image degrades in your opinion. The Save for Web option lets you preview up to four
2006-02-01 by Clayton Jones
Hello Siobhan, ... I use PS-CS and can share my method. I would never claim it to be the best, but it works fine for me. I use a workflow that has good
2006-02-01 by donbga
Scott, ... Have you tried Hydrocoat Polyurethane? It works very well. Don Bryant
2006-02-01 by Carl Schofield
But we need some row labels to be able to interpret the data. Example, the CMYV density values for HPRS are in two blocks of 25 rows each. The columns are
2006-02-01 by Greg
... need a Roland to do outdoor stuff. ... I would probably chose a Mimaki with eco solvent inks for that type of work, if that s what most of my output was
2006-02-01 by Greg
... Nope! I m staying as far away from the fight as possible. I almost didn t make the measurements public after the arguing that happened previously!
2006-02-01 by Siobhan McClory
Hi, I am a member of the piezography group and have posted on here very occasionally but do have to thank you all for the amount I ve learnt over the years
2006-02-01 by Jim Doyle
its anwesome machine..and it can print on anything..It s Bigger faster and The Blacks are Blacker Than an epson..But The price tag is Huge.. Cheers Jim Doyle
2006-02-01 by Andre
... Mark, Start with your present system and see how it goes. There s no reasons why it shouldnt work. 1mb of ram is the minimum I would suggest, but you
2006-02-01 by claudej1@aol.com
As technical editor of a trade magazine, I must understand what goes on in the world of photography to a much higher level than my readers require. As a
2006-02-01 by Mark Stringer
What computer (i.e. processor/memory)is considered ideal for using this scanner and its profusion of software, along with editing and printing software? I have
2006-02-01 by mitcha@mac.com
Josh: I m not laminating myself but having a graphics shop do it. They cold- laminate on a lamination press using a glossy laminate. --Mitch/Bangkok
2006-02-01 by l33ry
I think I can help with this, because while I waited for a sale on the Epson r220, I practiced black-only printing on my Canon i550, which uses the same black
2006-02-01 by Walt Mucha
Sorry I dumped on you Wheaties kid. Juat pointing out that you don t need a Roland to do outdoor stuff. Walt ... From: scott_now_coming
2006-02-01 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi; The answer is no, QTR does not support it. QTR does support the 3000, though there are no canned profiles for it. If you must by an older machine, your
2006-02-01 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hello Greg; Lovely bunch of numbers I m sure; you wouldn t care to sumarize it for us non-techie dunderheads, would you? Steve Karafyllakis ... that ... into