Re: [Digital BW] Nanochrome blue
2006-01-23 by Walt Mucha
Shilesh, If you have a reference print to compare it to, after 4 weeks you probably won t need an I1. If you do then that s a good sign. Walt ... From: Shilesh
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2006-01-23 by Walt Mucha
Shilesh, If you have a reference print to compare it to, after 4 weeks you probably won t need an I1. If you do then that s a good sign. Walt ... From: Shilesh
2006-01-23 by Clayton Jones
Steve, ... Very true, all good points. I hope someday we do have it all. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at
2006-01-23 by Greg
They ve been making and selling papers for a long time and may be best know for their canvas which they also OEM out to other places. I think they are
2006-01-23 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Hi, alicelydia27. It would be helpful if you said whereabouts the printer is.... Peter Marquis-Kyle 1160 user in Australia
2006-01-23 by Carl Schofield
Thanks for clarifying Walt. The color shift from blue to neutral is quite pronounced, but as you suggest not true metamerism. No green/ cyan color under
2006-01-23 by sagaface
Paul, thanks for clarifying. I checked the display in system preferences and the right profile was indeed selected. And Walt, I do think for PS it should not
2006-01-23 by wwodets
Martin, I believe that I am correct in saying that the working space should *not* be the monitor profile. Photoshop automatically uses the monitor profile
2006-01-23 by Carl Schofield
I ll be curious to know how your mixed bag of inks works out. Are you intending to use the Nanochrome black with the Epson K3 light blacks? Carl
2006-01-23 by Edward Wiseman
Interesting Steve.. The first time I heard mentioned was last week, and it was referred to as the other large Swiss paper company.. Could be the ones makeing
2006-01-23 by Shilesh Jani
Hell no, it is a pissy, rainy day here anyway - and, I understand. When newstand magazines such as B&W and Lenswork are routinely hitting 2.0, it makes me
2006-01-23 by Steven Karafyllakis
I got an interesting call from the company that sold me my 7600 offering me a sample of a premium-grade acid-free satin RC paper last week. The rep stated that
2006-01-23 by cdsidd
... Here is the link that mentioned QTR & Bauhaus are Mac only http://www.inksupply.com/ut2-1280.cfm Not much of a big deal though as I am happy to know it is
2006-01-23 by Steven Karafyllakis
Sorry Shilesh, didn t mean to pop your bubble. I had an interesting weekend last week: I took part in an outdoor art fair, little white tent and all. I had
2006-01-23 by Shilesh Jani
Walt, I have pure color (K, C, LC, M, LM, and Y) at 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100% coverage using QTR on my south facing window in Memphis, TN now for 2 weeks.
2006-01-23 by Walt Mucha
Hi Carl What you re seeing is not metamerism. The light temperature of halogens and incandescent are a considerably warmer color temperature than daylight and
2006-01-22 by Martin Paul
Hi Sarah, I know its confusing, I hope I did not mislead. I Typed in haste. I just wanted to see if your Artisan profile that is built by the calibrator is
2006-01-22 by sagaface
I recently purchased a set of them from someone who created them to work in ProPhoto RGB. Sarah ... space ... often being updated. ... edit your Membership
2006-01-22 by Tom Baker
Just out curiosity, which actions are color space dependent? THX TB sagaface wrote: Hi Martin, Thanks for the tip. I have ProPhoto RGB as
2006-01-22 by sagaface
Hi Martin, Thanks for the tip. I have ProPhoto RGB as my working colorspace becuase I have some actions that only work in this space. But you are saying I
2006-01-22 by Steve Kale
Don t put them behind glass...or worse yet, cheap glass.
2006-01-22 by alicelydia27
I have an 1160 converted to piezo system and 4 bottles carbon sepia with software. Am letting it go for best offer if anyone interested.
2006-01-22 by Howard Shaw
I think you mean D-min ie. paper base & I get 0.04-0.05 so yes, yours is a bit out. Howard
2006-01-22 by Shilesh Jani
Steve, Thanks a lot - you ve just ruined the feel-good I was having! How s it going? Haven t seen you in a print exchange in a while. Would love to see more
2006-01-22 by Bob Marsolais
Not in any way to contradict one of the masters of B&W printing, I wanted to offer another alternative to $600+ Photoshop, a program called PictureWindow Pro.
2006-01-22 by lulalake_1999
... from ... rather ... filter, ... Status ... for ... it ... Thanks so much Helen, I assume that the reflection head would be the one for checking prints so
2006-01-22 by Steven Karafyllakis
Matte paper might well be reflectionless held in your hand, with no glass-but if you put a silver gel print, a semi-matte inkjet print and a matte inkjet print
2006-01-22 by Carl Schofield
Nanochrome black ink gives dmax on matte papers close to 2.
2006-01-22 by Stephen Kobrin
Thanks Paul, Steve ... ICCs, ... not
2006-01-22 by Carl Schofield
Today I made some visual comparisons of prints I ve made over the past few days using Nanochrome black ink in an Epson 4000 and printing BO mode, mostly on
2006-01-22 by helen_bach2003
... wrote: ... ... Jules, I m only familiar with a few Macbeth instruments, and my experience with densitometers is mostly in
2006-01-22 by Shilesh Jani
Hear, hear. Now let us (Epson, or anyone else for that matter)find a the K ink which gives us Dmax in the 2 range on matte papers. ... print, ... that ...
2006-01-22 by Clayton Jones
Paul, ... Exactly my sentiments, and fabled is a good word. I held on to that standard in my mind for a long time, but last summer I searched through a box
2006-01-22 by Greg
... and had ... I m not sure about asking yet, after I read through things, maybe.
2006-01-22 by Chris Hargens
How about tonality in general? Are you seeing noteworthy differences between the nanochromes and the other inksets you mentioned? Chris Hargens ... Nanochrome
2006-01-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Thats pretty much the case... ... You wouldn t; but users typically do not buy accessories that cost more than the product the add to. Unless you chose to
2006-01-22 by Greg
... tested it and it s pretty darn good and half the price of the packages you named. Very easy to use and it s easy to edit the profiles generated as needed.
2006-01-22 by tflyfish2002
David, Thanks for the reply. I should have said that it is my intention to purchase a large format printer in the near future. Surely the 2200 is capable of
2006-01-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... That would be Gretag Macbeth ProfileMaker Pro, or Monaco Profiler; ProfilerPRO is an older ColorVision product; the cross confusion is one of the reason s
2006-01-22 by Martin Paul
Hi, You should see if your monitor profile is the one being used by Photoshop. Go into Edit colorsettings under working spaces, click on the pull down menu
2006-01-22 by Greg
Got one, thanks. It looks to be pretty much the same thing that Lou Dina wrote, but with about 10 pages of gnu and copyright licensing information.
2006-01-22 by Walt Mucha
You might want to check out Colorvisions PrintFix Pro. I have beta tested it and it s pretty darn good and half the price of the packages you named. Very easy
2006-01-22 by tflyfish2002
I am just about to purchase a Eye-One for printer profiling purposes. I currently own a 2200. I am considering either GretagMacbeths ProfileMaker 5.0 or
2006-01-22 by John
Thank you Ernst, as I promised the Modurator before, I am waiting for his agreement and then I will tell you what I can about the Papers Films and Fabrics and
2006-01-22 by Tom Husband
Thanks, David, I ll contact them this week and arrange to send it in. Tom ... Thats part of the price of advanced equipment. Even the EyeOne spectro
2006-01-22 by Ernst Dinkla
... I m not Greg but a general statement would be nice. What infused papers there will be. What the compatibility is and what the advantages are with the
2006-01-22 by Tom Husband
One more thing. As a base line what should D-max be for just paper, say, HPR? I get 0.110 and think it s too high. I just calibrated the 810 a month ago.
2006-01-22 by Tom Husband
Thanks Walt. Glad to hear they still service the old stuff. I guess I could just buy a new plaque and bulb but it would be nice to have them go over
2006-01-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Thats part of the price of advanced equipment. Even the EyeOne spectro documentation tells you to return it to Gretag annually for testing and/or
2006-01-22 by John Moody
The manual is copyrighted, so I can’t send it. I contacted Bowhaus and had them send me a manual before I started my trial ($) period. Is the problem
2006-01-22 by CDTobie@aol.com
... In that case GM ProfileMaker Pro (software only, works with a range of third party hardware, costs thousands for software alone) would be the obvious