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MIS inkjet clearing ink use

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

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[Digital BW] Re: Lux and Fading

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

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Re: 2400 vs 4800 Relative Merits

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

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Re: [Digital BW] Silver Rag and Wet Ink

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

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Re: Silver Rag and Wet Ink

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

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Re: [Digital BW] Silver Rag and Wet Ink

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

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[Digital BW] Re: Lux and Fading

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

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Re: [Digital BW] Silver Rag and Wet Ink

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:

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[Digital BW] Re: Lux and Fading

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

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[Digital BW] Re: Lux and Fading

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,

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Re: X-Rite buys GretagMacBeth

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

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[Digital BW] Re: Lux and Fading

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

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2400 vs 4800 Relative Merits

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

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Silver Rag and Wet Ink

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

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Re: Clayton and Steve

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

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Re: optimizing images for the web

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

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Re: optimizing images for the web

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

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[Digital BW] Re: Lux and Fading

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

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Re: optimizing images for the web

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

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Clayton and Steve

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

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Re: Choice of Paper for print sales

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

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Re: Epson Stylus Pro 5000

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

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