RE: [Digital BW] R220 Question
2006-01-27 by Paul Roark
... I don t know. Since Premium Semimatte is not available in letter size, I didn t test it. It s easy to make ICCs using Roy s Create ICC. Even a flatbed
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2006-01-27 by Paul Roark
... I don t know. Since Premium Semimatte is not available in letter size, I didn t test it. It s easy to make ICCs using Roy s Create ICC. Even a flatbed
2006-01-27 by Greg
I just received a bootle of their GLOP, and thought I would post a quick observation and ask a question. The observation is that it is not clear but slightly
2006-01-27 by Shilesh Jani
I want to rationally create a PhotoShop curve to linearize output. Is the linearization scheme used in QTR public domain? If so, can someone send it to me. My
2006-01-27 by Paul Roark
... It s easy. I assume they are the same carts I fill all the time. If there is a stopper in the top of the reservoir, that is where you fill it. I use a
2006-01-26 by Steve Kale
21/2200 carts sold in the UK by Mandev (les at mandev.co.uk)
2006-01-26 by aldurer2004
Paul, pleased to say getting good results now from the EZ warm inks on Hahnemühle German Etching. Do you happen to know how difficult it is filling the ez
2006-01-26 by Joe
Teve what spongless cartridges are you using? ... using ... have two ... stopper for the ... The second ... comes in ... filling ... than the ... MIS bottom
2006-01-26 by John Moody
The Mandev carts sound good. I dug up the link that explains the fancy valving. http://www.epson.co.jp/e/technology/sankei_7.htm In the US, WeInk has some that
2006-01-26 by Steve Kale
OK well for what it s worth the spongeless 21/2200 carts I ve been using don t have any issues with ink leaking out into the printer. They have two holes in
2006-01-26 by John Moody
That s right, as I said, they improved the carts by taking the sponge out. They are now spongless. Epson is very proud of the clever way they control the ink
2006-01-26 by Steve Kale
Hmmm I don t recall any in Epson carts when I last pulled one to pieces. I ll take another look when I get an empty.
2006-01-26 by avellan67
As an update, finally got thru to MIS and they are having send back the inks for testing. Seems like the lot numbers are correct for warm tone. They don t have
2006-01-26 by l33ry
I finally went and picked up my R220 (though that s another story). Is anyone else having problems seeing images on Paul Roark s UT-R2 readme page? The URL is
2006-01-26 by John Moody
Absolutely serious. There are drawbacks to the sponge, but that is the function it performs. Epson had sponge in prior 2200 carts; the improvement over prior
2006-01-26 by Sam McCandless
... Congratulations, Rod. Me too. ... I think a better list to get advice about the Mac-specific gear, Rod, is the MacEpsonList, which is also a Yahoo list.
2006-01-26 by Steve Kale
Are you serious? About the only reason I can think of for the sponge is an anti-spill mechanism. Air must enter the cartridge in order for ink to exit but
2006-01-26 by mjvendrell2
Paul, et al: I wonder if the much less warm results I got with my R220 UT R2W compared with my C86 with the Warm carts was because one or more the R2 Warm
2006-01-26 by Paul Roark
... It appears MIS has some incorrectly marked R2 Warm carts out there. The R2 warm should be pure carbon. ... Sometimes it s the contact between the chip and
2006-01-26 by avellan67
Hello all, Hoping someone can help with this since MIS tech support is busy. When I received my warm tone inks last week and installed them I had a standing
2006-01-26 by Chris Hargens
John, I searched the US Sublimation website but couldn t find any reference to spongeless carts for the 2200. Chris Hargens ... know ... resources as they are
2006-01-26 by Brubaker family
John, I don t think you can drive 2 monitors with SLI enabled, as the function of SLI is to use the power of 2 video cards to process one video output. SLI is
2006-01-26 by John Moody
For the 2200, the sponge provides capillary action that reduces the ink pressure at the head, preventing the ink from dripping out of it. Without the sponge,
2006-01-26 by ferdinand_paris
Thanks to both of you for the advice and encouragement. F_P ... abroad. ... than
2006-01-26 by Howard Shaw
... Be persistent. First time I emailed Les I didn t get a reply but on the second attempt he was very helpful and the cartridges arrived promptly and to my
2006-01-26 by Howard Shaw
I don t know about the dual monitor problem but a single Geforce 7800 GTX should be more than adequate for running photoshop which is a 2D program. The bottle
2006-01-26 by Steve Kale
Not sure how it can help with 16 bit files - the path to your display is still only 8 bit. A better CPU and more memory yes - a better graphics card, only at
2006-01-26 by john794552
Hope this problem is within the remit of this forum. Please point me elsewhere if not! Just taken delivery of a new computer. I have opted for two graphics
2006-01-26 by Steve Kale
No problems: les@mandev.co.uk
2006-01-26 by John
Spongeless carts are available from US Sublimation john_e ferdinand_paris wrote: I m not yet a refiller, as I ve been waiting for
2006-01-26 by ferdinand_paris
I m not yet a refiller, as I ve been waiting for the spongeless carts. My reading of the posts in this and related groups is that some people like Clayton seem
2006-01-26 by John Moody
I was getting ~10 hour delays earlier in the week. Best regards, John Moody ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-01-25 by Roderick Vesper
You may remember my post about getting a defective R2400. Well after nearly a month of tribulation, I got my new printer. It was worth the wait. I am blown
2006-01-25 by dlruckus
Hi Steve. One would think that there should be given that true neutrals usually reflect the impinging illuminant ie: red sails at sunset and all that stuff.
2006-01-25 by john dean
I totally agree, and Epson should do exactly the same thing becuase none of that glosssy media that most people use is acceptable with UC either unless
2006-01-25 by Paul Roark
... You can move it over any time. It ll just show the same level as before. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-01-25 by Paul Roark
... Agitate the bottles. Then they ll last a very long time. ... I ve never heard of this. Sometimes a chip won t reset or otherwise goes bad, so I do
2006-01-25 by matt@matthaber.com
The spongeless carts are a dream compared to the old refill system. Other than a (pre-existing) bad clog I m struggling with, they work great on my 1280. I use
2006-01-25 by chwhitaker
I m looking at the MIS refillable spongeless carts as an alternative to pre-filled. I have a few questions: 1. How long will a 4 oz bottle of ink last? I
2006-01-25 by vmixer42
Thanks Paul... I gather I shouldn t try to move the OEM chip onto one of the MIS carts without resetting it first?
2006-01-25 by helen_bach2003
That s an idea. I ll work on the design of a sufficiently repeatable test that is within my capability and that mimics typical damage. Best, Helen
2006-01-25 by Frank H. Baker
Paul, Thanks for the pointers. I now plan to get an R220 and would be grateful for your curves. I wonder if the extensions given in Richard Lynch s book
2006-01-25 by Carl Schofield
Testing posting delay time for Yahoo Groups tech support.
2006-01-25 by John Moody
Yes, when a wheel is a wheel…… Regarding the BW convert tools, I found them to be fast and easy, but the final quality suffers. For small enlargements
2006-01-25 by Paul Roark
... The suppliers of chips to the third-party re-sellers have been sending some incorrectly labeled products. Use the OEM chip until MIS replaces the bad chip
2006-01-25 by Paul Roark
... I think it would be close. I d rate Eboni only as probably having a slight edge due to the dots being denser masses of carbon. In general, in denser
2006-01-25 by aldurer2004
... shade of ... classic tones ... think it s ... archiving. Carbon on ... see. But ... purpose. ... shadows ... printers. ... is ... top of my ... Premium
2006-01-25 by jdg511_uk
Whilst agreeing in general terms with this detachment from the image making process I think by using the computer and Photoshop and its ilk automatically
2006-01-25 by djon43
... Good point. And getting disconnected from imagemaking itself is a risk with our technology. Some have allowed digital tools to devolve them, asserting
2006-01-25 by vmixer42
Any tips for getting the R220 to recognize 3rd party carts? I m using the MIS UTR2 inkset and when I last ran out of cyan, it refused to accept either of two
2006-01-25 by Paul Roark
... I describe it at half way to sepia. It is warm. Whether it s the shade of warmth that one likes is subjective. I find it very close to classic tones of