Re: [Digital BW] 4800 USFA roll cutting
2006-01-11 by Olivier
It s not that I can t : it s simply that I don t dare trying. Surely in the US you have no problem to get the supplier service the printer if a trouble occurs,
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Re: [Digital BW] 4800 USFA roll cutting
2006-01-11 by Elwood Spedden
... I cut HPR with mine without issue so far. Doesn t make sense that you can t cut Epson roll paper in a machine built for it. If it breaks I d simply make
Re: Buffered or Unbuffered Matt Board
2006-01-11 by brucercohio
Well, I just looked at the PDF version of the book and its the same as the original book. Bruce DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, brucercohio ...
Re: [Digital BW] 4800 USFA roll cutting
2006-01-11 by Steve Kale
I cut HPR with mine without issue so far. Doesn t make sense that you can t cut Epson roll paper in a machine built for it. If it breaks I d simply make them
4800 USFA roll cutting
2006-01-11 by Olivier
I could not get a clear experienced reply to my query : US manual says one should not use the build-in cutter with rolls of fine art papers including Epson
Re: Buffered or Unbuffered Matt Board
2006-01-11 by brucercohio
-I ll take a look at the PDF version of the book. Thanks for the idea. In the meantime I saw the new ISO standard (it replaced the ANSI std) indicated to use
RE: [Digital BW] Re: MIS B&W gone Purplish
2006-01-11 by Steve Meyfroidt
Definitely agree with this: I tried to use Lyson Quadblacks for a while, but prints suffered terribly from metamerism whether on matte or glossy papers:
Re: PrintFixPro, was Colorvision vs. Gretag
2006-01-11 by helen_bach2003
Bill, I was stupid enough to buy a PrintFix when it came out - one of the worst purchases I ve made, and Colorvision s support was totally useless. Could you
RE: [Digital BW] Re: QuadTone RIP vs Epson inks
2006-01-11 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... I ve been curious what a 1.5 picoliter dot of Eboni looks like. It sounds like it still was not very smooth. Was it the highlight dots of other
Re: [Digital BW] Messages in reverse order . . .
2006-01-11 by Michael Vendrell
see copied segment below... General Preferences [ Back to Mail Options ] Need Help? Inbox/Folders Message Ordering: (default) Descending by date (new messages
Re: [Digital BW] Messages in reverse order . . .
2006-01-11 by Michael Vendrell
The order can be managed in the yahoo mail options. FWIW, I like the order with the newest at the bottom so that as I read and delete the thread is in order
Re: QuadTone RIP vs Epson inks
2006-01-11 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hello Bill; Relatively few on this list bought that printer, so you aren t going to get too much of a response. However, I do have one, and I m driving it with
RE: [Digital BW] UT2 formulation change (Q for Paul)
2006-01-11 by Paul Roark
... It would not hurt to make swabs of inks you get. If the output is good with one set and not with another you ll then have some way to see if the inks are
Re: SilverRag Piezotone test
2006-01-11 by Tyler Boley
Well, can t complain, it was a long shot. I m sure it will do better with different ink. One more note, if a spray can oversome this, it s not the Lascaux
Re: Add MIS 2400 color cartridges 1 by 1 as the Epson OEM carts expire ?
2006-01-11 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Jerry; Putting them in one-by-one will work if you re doing color via color controls, but you ll have to readjust any settings you use including any ABW
Add MIS 2400 color cartridges 1 by 1 as the Epson OEM carts expire ?
2006-01-11 by jerry78008
Would it make sense to add MIS 2400 carts 1 by 1 as the Epson OEM carts expire ? Or should I take all the Epson OEM carts out (and waste a lot of good ink) and
Re: [Digital BW] Messages in reverse order . . .
2006-01-11 by Phil Stiles
Adjust your prefereces in View? Phil Stiles
RE: [Digital BW] Messages in reverse order . . .
2006-01-11 by Barbara Woolner
Great! Can t wait to see you. Barbie ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Re: [Digital BW] Messages in reverse order . . .
2006-01-11 by Barbara White
Are you on a Mac? If so, there s a little arrow in the date received column, click on it, and see it it changes order. Barbara ...
Re: Messages in reverse order . . .
2006-01-11 by Greg
... newest ... Happens once in a while check the image to see how to fix it: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/Greg_E/reorder.gif
Messages in reverse order . . .
2006-01-11 by wwodets
Is anyone else seeing the messages listed in reverse order (the newest at the bottom of the page)? Or have my computer and I gone off the deep end. Walt
Re: Mounting without glass?
2006-01-10 by James Parker
For larger pieces, it is lighter, and not nearly as fragile, especially in a gallery or an installation. On 1/10/06 5:18 AM,
What price for custom printed books?
2006-01-10 by Greg
Well in the last week, we ve seen many options, from ultra cheap, to DIY and expensive. So what price would you consider good? This being for say an 8x10 on a
Re: SilverRag Piezotone test
2006-01-10 by Shilesh Jani
Drat!
SilverRag Piezotone test
2006-01-10 by Tyler Boley
I knew it wasn t going to work but of course I had to try it. Quick test with the Selenium set, a good 1.79 dmax, but bad gloss differential puts it out of the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Upsize Report
2006-01-10 by Peter Marshall
After reading the various posts, I decided to make another (and final for me) test of the various methods using an image of similar size I took an original
Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-10 by dahaal
... The info on the Moab book apparently is only in their PDF catalog, which you can access from their web site:
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Upsize Report
2006-01-10 by guy washburn
Peter, I agree that putting ones photographs on a web site is not real far from placing them in the public domain. I also agree that while there is little that
SV: [Digital BW] Mounting without glass?
2006-01-10 by Finn Krogvig
If you coat the prints with Clearstar ClearShield®: clear liquid laminate it will get a really tough surface. ...And your prints will gain up to 10 times
Re: Light Source for Print Viewing Theater
2006-01-10 by kingdex1
I want to echo Bill s thanks. I posted my first inquiry re this topic two days ago and WOW! What a great response. I m trying to digest all the electrical
QuadTone RIP vs Epson inks
2006-01-10 by bill_hansen20012001
I ve got a new Epson 1800. After making some custom printer profiles, I m getting the excellent color results others have mentioned (though even the premium
RE: [Digital BW] UT2 formulation change (Q for Paul)
2006-01-10 by matt@matthaber.com
Thank you, Paul. Rob at MIS clarified that the bad batch was only pre-filled carts, not bottles. I ll have to find another explanation for my magenta output.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Upsize Report
2006-01-10 by Peter Marshall
I think if you try it you will see both the possibilities and the problems, and it well illustrates why I ve never believed that this is a serious problem. If
RE: [Digital BW] UT2 formulation change (Q for Paul)
2006-01-10 by Paul Roark
Matt, ... I have not heard of a bad batch recently. I, too, however recall that there was a bad mix sometime in the last year. The UT2 inks have had a few
apologies for the dupe msg (NM)
2006-01-10 by matt@matthaber.com
sorry....
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Light Source for Print Viewing Theater
2006-01-10 by Bill Morse
Hi Joseph- Thanks so much for the great info (are these lists cool or what?) Bill ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
UT2 formulation change (Q for Paul)
2006-01-10 by matt@matthaber.com
I got UT2 inks early, and I seem to recall that there was a formulation change (or a bad batch) that could be the reason for magenta tones i ve been getting.
UT2 formulation change (Q for Paul)
2006-01-10 by matt@matthaber.com
I got UT2 inks early, and I seem to recall that there was a formulation change (or a bad batch) that could be the reason for magenta tones i ve been getting.
Re: [Digital BW] My New R2400
2006-01-10 by Sam McCandless
Hello, Roderick, and thanks for your post. I m looking forward to hearing how things go with your second 2400, because I have one - my first - in transit to me
RE: [Digital BW] Mounting without glass?
2006-01-10 by Paul Roark
... Yes, that would be my estimate. One thing in particular is that while the glossy or semi-gloss or semi-matte, sprayed prints can be cleaned with a damp
Re: Colorvision vs. Gretag - new ColorVision
2006-01-10 by bill_hansen20012001
The new ColorVision package that was referred to may be the PrintFixPRO Suite package, which is due to be released later this week. This is all new software
Re: Light Source for Print Viewing Theater
2006-01-10 by koloshor
... Hi Bill. Joseph is my name. Koloshor is a title, something to do with saving the universe a while back. ... that you ... Tridonic makes a wonderful $70 2
[Digital BW] Re: MIS B&W gone Purplish
2006-01-10 by Greg
... S9000. ... If it s the same thing that they used for the test print I ordered, I would have to say ACK! Never seen so much metamerism from a dye ink. The
Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-10 by scott_now_coming
Yes, I think it is. Premier Art and Premier Imaging one and rhe same company. Scott ... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming
Re: [Digital BW] Mounting without glass?
2006-01-10 by Ernst Dinkla
... Two unvarnished HPR prints on Forex, size about 1 x 1.5 m, printed with MIS 7600 survived a 6 weeks exhibition in t Weefhuis museum in Weert quite well.
[Digital BW] Re: MIS B&W gone Purplish
2006-01-10 by koloshor
You re referring to the way a Beetle engine runs forever, and a Ferrarie is more appearance than function?
Re: Mounting without glass?
2006-01-10 by Igor Wesdorp
Thank you, Helen. I saved your advice and instructions in a document for later use, in case I ll switch to Tru-Vue. I g o r
Re: [Digital BW] Mounting without glass?
2006-01-10 by Igor Wesdorp
Paul, ... You mean: matte has more structure then semi-matte and is therefore more vulnerable? How do you estimate the chances of surviving for Hahnemuhle
Re: [Digital BW] Colorvision vs. Gretag
2006-01-10 by Walt Mucha
... From: Tim Atherton [mailto:tim@KairosPhoto.com] Sent: Monday, January 9, 2006 12:23 PM To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Digital
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Buffered or Unbuffered Matt Board
2006-01-10 by Peter De Smidt
... Yep, they are very different. Hypo Clearing Agent is mainly sodium sulfite, whereas Hypo Eliminator is amonia, hydrogen peroxide and water. And yes I m