Re: K3 Inks
2006-01-30 by sean
I m planning on transferring the ink from the 110ml cart to the 4oz ink bottles that MIS sell. I figure that they will last longer in a bottle. Cost
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Re: Monitor calibration
2006-01-30 by Larry Burk
I tried to do a test with Coloreyes last month but the program wouldnt work. When I inquired about it with Coloreyes they acknowledged it didnt always wotk
Re: Choice of Paper for print sales
2006-01-30 by mitcha@mac.com
Derrick: I should have quoted the next paragraph of what Bill Atkinson wrote, ... --Mitch/Bangkok
Re: Choice of Paper for print sales
2006-01-30 by mitcha@mac.com
... It seems to me that a few years ago printing on glossy-type papers was problematic -- bronzing and gloss differential -- and therefore people started using
Re: Monitor calibration
2006-01-30 by Greg
I find the i1 spectro to be too heavy for my LCD as it seems to distort the surface enough to throw the profile off. My Optix XR does a better job, if only for
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-30 by Shilesh Jani
Bob, I agree 100% with your post. What Scott fails to understand is that the vendor had no Wilhelm-like data from a highly contolled enviroment. Such tests can
Choice of Paper for print sales
2006-01-30 by Derrick
Hi, it s probably a lot of personal preferences but can anyone recommend me what type of papers (brand, type, etc) to use if i want to prepare some prints for
Re: I'm New & Would Like Some Advice
2006-01-30 by rgb2bw
Kevin, Here is how I browse this forum. When I am in the messages section, I change View to Simple, and change As to Thread. Yahoo then indents all the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-30 by Walt Mucha
Man, you really ought to check your logic first and your math second. I d do it for you, but, I don t want to embaress you. :-) Walt ... From: scott_now_coming
Monitor calibration
2006-01-30 by Larry Burk
I posted this to another group a few days ago and received a respone which was rather generic although useful. If somehere has more specific information as to
Re: more paper news
2006-01-30 by Shilesh Jani
Clayton, Thank you for interjecting some sanity. Shilesh ... is ... light. ... decide
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-30 by Shilesh Jani
... Exactly the same can therefore be said for Epson Dye inks; remember I tested the Dye inks at the same time. So why bother with NanoCrome? We drive 3
Re: For Scott - more paper news
2006-01-30 by Shilesh Jani
... So what does this from you mean?: I think people that discounted the Nanochrome inks because of Shilesh s test, should re-think their position. You care,
Re: For Scott - more paper news
2006-01-30 by scott_now_coming
First of all , we re not buddies . Second, I could care less about NanoChrome. Third, unless you plan on diplaying you photos in direct sunlight, keep running
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-30 by Shilesh Jani
Scott, Ouch, I feel neutered; I am a he, not a she. But that s tough to fugure out with aname like mine. I once reminded a coworker, my name is Shilesh, not
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-30 by scott_now_coming
Wilhelm also uses flour. lighting for his test. I think that s what really iritates people about his testing. I know I d feel better about his testing results
For Scott - more paper news
2006-01-30 by Shilesh Jani
Scott, I don t know how I missed this post of yours today. A preamble: You are not doing NanChrome any favors, I hope you know that. Why? Because these inks
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Lux meters
2006-01-29 by John
David, in your considerd opinion, given what you say below, if the following refered to the NanoChromes or any other dye type Inkjet Ink placed in exactly
Re: [Digital BW] Nanochrome testing (again) - was more paper news
2006-01-29 by Larry Wangelin
According to this article there are other archival test that
Re: BW printing on EPSON2400 - Help needed
2006-01-29 by Shilesh Jani
Did you do a nozzle check? Could be clogged nozzle. The ABW does use more than just the K, LK, and LLK. Another idea, far-fetched. If you make a side-by-side
Re: Lux meters
2006-01-29 by Shilesh Jani
Oh, cool! The best laugh today. I just packed THE prints in a box for FedEx to you. I don t know how light-tight the box is ;-) whether in UV, UV-VIS, IR,
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Lux meters
2006-01-29 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I ve not considered using them for that; but I often use Epson dyes on non-swellable gloss media as an ozone meter... any location where that shifts to
Re: [Digital BW] Nanochrome testing (again) - was more paper news
2006-01-29 by CDTobie@aol.com
... relates to how the ink and paper combo are effected by high temperatures, which is less of a concern for indoor display, though a matted framed image can
Re: Lux meters
2006-01-29 by Greg
... OK people are going to start yelling about the OT content, but this seemed to apply to the last post:
BW printing on EPSON2400 - Help needed
2006-01-29 by j25nde
I recently bought an EPSON2400 for B&W printing. The sample prints that I saw from this printer were breathtaking. My own print are far from that. Maybe I m
Re: [Digital BW] Nanochrome testing (again) - was more paper news
2006-01-29 by Greg
... gets ... with UV ... ratio of visible ... Yup, I didn t want to even throw that out at the time, same might apply to IR light too (depending on the glass).
Re: [Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Larry Wangelin
Tom, He is the Gold Standard of testing IMHO. Sure he has had bumps along the way but he is concise and he tempers his results with his methodology. He also
Re: [Digital BW] Nanochrome testing (again) - was more paper news
2006-01-29 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Whether its just two panes of window glass, or a thermo-pane window with UV screening low-e glass is a question of some interest... as the ratio of visible
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Lux meters
2006-01-29 by Michael Vendrell
Thank you for the laugh! Finally... a bit of humor in this, by now very old and tired, eyes vs meters controversy. Michael Vendrell ...
Re: Lux meters
2006-01-29 by Shilesh Jani
I am a jestful mood today. But, once calibrated, some paper/ink combinations would make pretty good cumulative light meters. This is fun!
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Greg
... stuff. Maybe that s one reason Wilhelm gets so much grief. He oughta get paid well for doing what he does. ... The Image Permanence Institute at RIT gets
Lux meters
2006-01-29 by Greg
I know there are a few meters that work in conjunction with a computer, so in theory you could monitor the amount of light during a very long interval. Check
Re: [Digital BW] B&W printing with HP printers
2006-01-29 by CDTobie@aol.com
... HPs offer best longevity with swellable polymer gloss and luster media, so those looking for art paper prints tend to use Epsons. Many of the tools for
Re: [Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Tom Baker
Yep. Shoot the messenger definitely seems to be in play in this stuff. Maybe that s one reason Wilhelm gets so much grief. He oughta get paid well for doing
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by scott_now_coming
He didn t know exactly how much light hit each print either. Not exactly , no, because he took readings every hour and added them together. And if I
Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Clayton Jones
Scott, Walt, ... I have to agree with Walt. The test does have some validity because of the other control prints. If two fade and one doesn t under the same
Re: [Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Bob Frost
Scott, Fading does not just depend on light, it also depends on airflow over the print, and the concentrations of oxygen, ozone, etc, etc in the air. So you
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Greg
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... was ... As I said, I won t get into this anymore at this time. When I get the prints,
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Shilesh Jani
More entertainment: .....Spoken like a true engineer. Thank you for the compliment.
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Shilesh Jani
OK, now this is pure entertainment - no other value can be gained from these conversations, I am LOL: Did you see me make any meaning to my test? Did I not
Re: [Digital BW] Nanochrome testing (again) - was more paper news
2006-01-29 by scott_now_coming
I now see why Livick removed all his testing... Yes, and it s a shame. Also, according to Livick, glas, of any type, only give about an additional 10%
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by scott_now_coming
You re an engineer and you can t see where your test was flawed? I m just a photographer, and it was readily evident to me how you failed to make a test with
Re: [Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Tom Baker
Shilesh - That s just absurd. Spoken like a true engineer. Tom Baker Shilesh Jani wrote: Totally out of context, but try this:
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by scott_now_coming
Shilesh measured the fading, just not the amount of light the test was exposed to. That s what s really needed. Scott -- In
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by scott_now_coming
Well yes, there wasn t a TOTAL LUX amount for this given test. To me, regardless of whatever the total LUX was in this test, what the fade results were for
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by mark_gatehouse
I was always taught that listening to engineers talk about art was like dancing about architecture
[Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Shilesh Jani
Totally out of context, but try this: Make photocopies of the prints and see if the same people buy that in preference over your originals. Sorry, but no
[Digital BW] Nanochrome testing (again) - was more paper news
2006-01-29 by Greg
Well, I m not going to get into this more other than to say that pending the outcome of the emails to Ink Village, my spectro has been enlisted to do the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: more paper news
2006-01-29 by Gary Brown
-Excuse my pedantic state of mind. I am an engineer and have no -patience for opinion, other than it being a spark that sends me into -the lab. -Shilesh You
Re: [Digital BW] B&W printing with HP printers
2006-01-29 by Adam Maas
... Interesting, that complicates my search for a wide-format printer. Right now I was heavily leaning towards the 1280 with Eboni, but I m aware of clogging