Hats off to CRANE for their Museo Silver Rag.
2006-01-18 by bobbysandstrom
Just felt obliged to report my latest findings with Silver Rag. After my second batch of trials and tweaks to both contrast and sharpening I must say this
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2006-01-18 by bobbysandstrom
Just felt obliged to report my latest findings with Silver Rag. After my second batch of trials and tweaks to both contrast and sharpening I must say this
2006-01-18 by elwood@wsnconsult.com
Thanks I appreciate the feedback Woody ... From: Greg To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006
2006-01-18 by Scott Jones
Thanks so far, yes hopefully someone will be able to give us some ballpark numbers. I would really like to have a sense for what ink and paper costs are for a
2006-01-18 by Greg
... subjectively feel) that I use ink carts far more frequently than with the 2200. It may be that I just print more because the results are so much better
2006-01-18 by elwood@wsnconsult.com
I don t know what the numbers might say but I feel (yes subjectively feel) that I use ink carts far more frequently than with the 2200. It may be that I just
2006-01-18 by Clayton Jones
Hello Scott, ... I haven t done a cost analysis, so would also be interested if anyone has. But in case some prospective 2400 buyers are reading this, I can
2006-01-18 by Richard Smallfield
I have Stair Pro, which has since been updated. I can t remember what the latest version is called, but if anyone has tried the new version I d be interested
2006-01-18 by Shilesh Jani
Steve, Call me crazy - but I just got a 2400 and exchanged the black ink to NanoChrome K. My idea is to make b/w prints with QTR, but using the OEM K3 LK, LLK,
2006-01-18 by Steve Kale
People have reported 1.83 on Epson Velvet Fine Art here with Epson MK. I agree with Shilesh, Epson ink performs the best on Epson papers and MIS Eboni
2006-01-17 by Shilesh Jani
MIS Eboni will give you better black (Dmax ~1.70) then Epson MK (Dmax ~1.63) with the Hanhnemuhle line of papers. The OEM MK is just fine (if quite a bit
2006-01-17 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... Not in the way you mean - I m not yet making my own profiles. But I have taken prints directly off the printer, dried them with the dryer (smelling the
2006-01-17 by Scott Jones
Greetings, I am printing with the Epson R2400, both in full color and with the ABW. I print regularly but not in sufficient quantity to come up with accurate
2006-01-17 by scott_now_coming
MIS Eboni. Scott
2006-01-17 by tflyfish2002
I have been away from B/W printing for a while, two years I think! The reason I gave up was the Cone inks that I used all turned green, leaving me with a lot
2006-01-17 by Tyler Boley
... Bruce, have you measured those against tests a few days old? Perhaps I m being too, well, you know Tyler
2006-01-17 by Tyler Boley
... lists... let ... I have to take a minute to jump to David s defense. Of the many people with commercial interests in this community I ve yet to meet anyone
2006-01-17 by John Moody
Helen, OK, it is starting to make sense now, thanks. The 822/824 thing sounds just like the MIS “what new base?” response. Have you tried creating an IJC
2006-01-17 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... I ve found you can eliminate most of the dry time by drying the print with a hand-held hair dryer. This works particularly well with the PiezoTones, but
2006-01-17 by Tyler Boley
Mark, I m still with v10 for quads. It ll take me a while to get to that issue but I will certainly address it, right now I have to get up to speed on color
2006-01-17 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Agreed... ... Always possible; I ve never been a fan of marketing hyperbole on lists... let me know if you hear any of that from me... ... Generally by the
2006-01-17 by helen_bach2003
John, I found that running the K3/2200 B&W prints through my R800 and laying down Epson glop actually decreased the D-Max slightly - by an average of 0.1 - and
2006-01-17 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Well, the goal is always to make a product that is wantable ... (desirable?); the only question is whether it is appropriate to the rather esoteric needs
2006-01-17 by lulalake_1999
... connected to Laia and all of Laia s friends. ... interests now! ... digitalblackandwhitetheprint@yahoogroups.com on behalf of Laia O (land_of_laia@y...).
2006-01-17 by fjmcsu@att.net
I v used PosterPrint since version 9. Each version has always been worth upgrading to. I have just started using the v. 12 and like it. I will shortly do some
2006-01-17 by guy washburn
Perhaps some protest too much. Perhaps others promote too much. How do we make the call? Guy ... snip... ...
2006-01-17 by tflyfish2002
David, You sure as hell make me want one! I would like a Eye One but I can t afford one at the moment. I do have a couple of questions though, please forgive
2006-01-17 by Laia O
Laia O has invited you to join hi5. By joining hi5, you will be connected to Laia and all of Laia s friends. hi5 is the place where friends meet. You can use
2006-01-17 by Mr_Misty_44
I Have a densitometer. Is this all I need to make profiles using Ultracrome and K3 Inks. I believe this is all I d need to make the profile using only the
2006-01-17 by Mark Savoia
Does this mean an underlying black can be put down under a Portfolio black to make it more fade resistant? Look forward to hearing all your findings. Did you
2006-01-17 by Tyler Boley
Mark, I m barely getting my feet wet with it, but it seems to me to have some new features of great interest to me. One of the most interesting, some dithers
2006-01-17 by Sam McCandless
I think Steve Kale is right about the R2400, Yoelis, and that until you wear it out creating lots of customers, the 2400 will be better for you than the 4800.
2006-01-17 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The jury isn t out for Walt, he s tested it, made his determinations, and stated them, only to have them refuted on theory by people who haven t even used
2006-01-17 by Greg
... the WJ822? ... current WJ822 ... If you look around the Image Specialists web site, and or the getinkexpress web site, you ll see that WJ824 is what they
2006-01-17 by Steve Kale
Anyone tried this stuff on inkjet prints? (Matte or RC) A colourless medium which provides protection of charcoal, pencil, pastel and chalk drawings.
2006-01-17 by helen_bach2003
I did think of trying the Golden UVLS that I was already using with a hand spray, or ECO Printshield, thinned down. We asked Premier for advice about using
2006-01-17 by ctphoto1
Anyone using it and is it worth upgrading to? Seems like there are very little new features. I have v11 and things look great, I do not want to mess things up.
2006-01-17 by John Moody
Helen, Thanks for the progress reports. Do you have an opinion as to why the R800/glop did not work like the WJ822? What was the reason for giving up on it? If
2006-01-17 by Steve Kale
Get the 2400. None of those listed below are professional printers but the 2400 will save you a lot of heartache and hassle. The first professional printer
2006-01-17 by Greg
I wonder if you thinned Glamore or Glamore2 down enough if it would spray and cover well enough to do what you want to do.
2006-01-17 by helen_bach2003
I ve just started to test it in a 2200. I used to spray and roll various things on my prints, but mostly Golden water-based UVLS, and also tried using R800
2006-01-17 by Greg
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... For casual use, I like a really cheap roll of canvas from ebay. But the D-Roller does
2006-01-17 by chwhitaker
One nozzle was plugged -- #4 counting from the left. I did a couple of cleaning cycles and re-printed the step wedge, cyan only, and it looks exactly the same
2006-01-17 by scott_now_coming
Wouldn t a 4 length of pvc pipe, some tape, and kraft or butcher paper work just as well? It d be a lot cheaper and the savings could buy a lot of paper.
2006-01-17 by Yoelis Diaz
Hello. I want to buy one professional printer, but I don t want to enty my pocket. Please give me you advice. HP-8750. Epson R-1800 Epson 2400 EXPENSIVE.!! I
2006-01-17 by elwood@wsnconsult.com
I also bought the D roller from Jim. Great product. Don t know how I lived without it. Woody Spedden ... From: joshhackney To:
2006-01-16 by Paul Roark
I assume that is the cyan ramp you printed. It indicates the LC is missing. Are you sure your nozzle checks are OK? Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-01-16 by joshhackney
Olivier, I have had alot of success using the d-roller for flattening paper that comes off roll stock. Talk to Jim at shades of paper www.shadesofpaper.com.
2006-01-16 by chwhitaker
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2006-01-16 by koloshor
... half an ... I quoted the time mentioned here by someone who had used your product. ... seconds, so I don t ... here before you ve ... I don t know about
2006-01-16 by koloshor
... colors of ... Nice waffle, but you know what I meant. ... values of ... a pin. Man, you are rude and sarcastic. But I ll try to address your points more