First BO print with Eboni ink
2006-01-09 by sagaface
The holidays saw an almost two week delivery time...my impatience was at an all-time high. But I just printed out my first BO image on the 2200 swapping out mk
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2006-01-09 by sagaface
The holidays saw an almost two week delivery time...my impatience was at an all-time high. But I just printed out my first BO image on the 2200 swapping out mk
2006-01-09 by Greg
... promise to ... Any idea where they come from?
2006-01-09 by scott_now_coming
Too bad you can t print on canvas. They look great with a couple of rolled , or foam brushed, coats of clear. Can t see any marks , just the canvas texture.
2006-01-09 by Paul Roark
... They are very warm compared to the EZ-N. If this was in a CIS, the lines and cart may have separated ink in them that should be pulled through the system.
2006-01-09 by Paul Roark
Last year I displayed several large, un-glazed prints on Epson Premium Semimatte paper that had been sprayed. I had thought they were tough enough to avoid
2006-01-09 by Elwood Spedden
... At 5:03 AM +0000 1/8/06, Clayton Jones wrote: Clayton et al I just did an initial experiement comparing PS Bicubic and Photozoom. The image was shot with
2006-01-09 by Clayton Jones
Hello Dennis, ... It s a good point, and no I didn t aim for a paticular resolution. I ve seen many references to that over the years, with widely varying
2006-01-09 by Dennis W. Manasco
... Clayton, I m sure you ve already thought of this, and I admit that, from reading this and later posts, I don t _fully_ understand your methodology, but:
2006-01-09 by Igor Wesdorp
Nowadays it seems to be the trend in galleries to show photo s which are mounted on Dibond (or some other board) and with no glass. There are some advantages:
2006-01-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... That may have been the case with older MIS inks but the blue toner used today is a single pigment as far as I know. For the reasons mentioned above and
2006-01-09 by Greg
There were a couple of good links here: http://www.philobiblon.com/tutorials.htm
2006-01-09 by jim0266
Clayton, Yes, I would say I am getting the same Dmax just by eyeballing new prints vesus old 1280 versions. Jim
2006-01-09 by jim0266
Since I am dedicating this printer to B&W printing using the Black-Only method, I am going to switch over to using clear base stock in the other carts. It s $8
2006-01-09 by esharamaki
Again, my suggestion would be to talk with a bookbinder. I m sure they could be very helpful in the area of paper selection and layout. They will know how a
2006-01-09 by Pacific New Media
Paul, Thanks for your help. I will do some tests on the setups you recommended: For 4 colors, I should try K (gray), C (gray), LC (gray), and LM (toner). For 6
2006-01-08 by Mark Savoia
They look exactly like the Apple iPhoto books, sizes, colors, costs, etc. There seems to be no pricing on their web site for custom sizes, papers, and covers,
2006-01-08 by Jerry Blanton
sorry, I should have posted the link as they don t seem to really be pushing this program via the main page: http://www.sharedink.com/products/fpo/default.aspx
2006-01-08 by guy washburn
Clayton, I have been using the correction/sharpen/Bicubic smoother to 120%/Bicubic sharper to 100%/print workflow with images from the 1DsMKII for some time
2006-01-08 by Steve Kayner
... OK, that s good information. I didn t know they d colored it to get neutral. I do shake the bottles gently before using, but not enough to foam them up.
2006-01-08 by Shilesh Jani
Steve, I have not used the EZN inks. But...... The N of EZ inks is produced by adding similar amounts of cyan + magenta = blue to the otherwise warm carbon
2006-01-08 by john dean
Hi Clayton, The only tests I have done are between Cs2 Bicubic,CS2 Bicubic Smoother and Stairstep Interpolation Pro 2. My tests were with moderate and extreme
2006-01-08 by Stephen Petegorsky
King - you would have to decide first what your standard will be for a viewing lamp s color temperature. Many of viewing booths and light tables that you
2006-01-08 by Clayton Jones
Jim, ... All I meant was that if you have any of your 1280 prints, make the same print with the 200 and compare them side by side. My R200 sample print has a
2006-01-08 by kaines05
Hello, A kind soul on DPReview directed me here, since MIS isn t answering tech support messages. I ve got an Epson C86 used only with MIS EZN inks. I just
2006-01-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello John, ... Exactly. The most interesting thing to come out of my test is the difference between resizing before and after the work. I m curious to know
2006-01-08 by jim0266
... Thanks for the tip. I took a look at did tweak a few of my settings. I ll have to see if that helps. ... I don t have the first clue how to do this. Any
2006-01-08 by Clayton Jones
I went back to the Photozoom demo and tried running it _after_ all the image work, including sharpening, was completed (all tests had the same operations
2006-01-08 by john dean
These guys should be able to help you. I ve found them very knowledgeable and helpful. Their prices are also very low and they ship regularly all over the
2006-01-08 by john dean
... Well that s just it. All this stuff is file and image dependent in my experience. I personally am much more interested in what happens when I take a 4000
2006-01-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jim, ... Thanks for the report. I found that a head alignment reduced the tiny dither banding significantly. The default numbers were 5 in all
2006-01-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jack, ... Of course I looked at them on screen, but the final conclusions were drawn from the prints. I made 8 prints, which is about as large is these
2006-01-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bruce, ... Yes, it s on the web site now, here s a link. It s the 2nd one down, called Panamint Range http://www.cjcom.net/cal05-a.htm It s a mass of
2006-01-08 by kingdex1
I am building a print viewing cubicle for both black and white and color prints made primarily from Epson, inkjet printers (2200, 2400, 4800). I believe I can
2006-01-08 by Sam McCandless
Thanks, Jim, for posting your BO report on your experience with the R200. I ve installed my R200 refurb but haven t yet installed Eboni or replaced my image
2006-01-08 by btvarner
Clayton, Thanks for letting us know your results! Were all the comparisons done using the SAME image? It might be good now to do the experiments over again
2006-01-08 by jim0266
Clayton, I wanted to chime in and give my findings for the best settings I ve discovered for BO printing on my newly acquired R200 refurb from Epson. My
2006-01-08 by Paul Roark
Philip, ... I have not looked at the QTR curves. For some situations the light toner might be able to give enough toning for a decent image, at least on a
2006-01-08 by Jack Winberg
Clayton: Fascinating evaluations, thanks for sharing them. Did you make your image evaluations on-screen or in prints? That makes a world of difference in the
2006-01-08 by Pacific New Media
Paul, Thanks for the detail answer. Sorry I did not make the question clear enough. I was looking at QTR 2200 profiles for UT7 inkset. I found majority
2006-01-08 by Clayton Jones
... I just downloaded and tried the Photozoom demo. Results are below in the list. Here s what I m doing and what I ve tried so far. The Challenge: upsize
2006-01-08 by michaelrosensf
Another, more flexible approach, that will work with grayscale: 1. Apply the sharpening to a duplicate layer. 2. Reduce any overall over sharpening by lowering
2006-01-07 by Greg
Peter, I like the fact that you didn t claim Size Fixer to work absolute miracles, and that you suggest that some people will never need what it can give. Your
2006-01-07 by Eleanor Brown
No. this paper is photo black only. I used the epson K3 photo black to get the 2.46. If you want to really get deep, put one light coat of premierart Print
2006-01-07 by Peter Marshall
Perhaps I should also add that SizeFixer does support a pretty wide range of cameras - including over 20 models from each of Canon and Nikon for example..
2006-01-07 by Peter Marshall
Right, just read your earlier message. This is what the SizeFixer Faq ... I know my images have EXIF data but the Super Resolution will still not activate.
2006-01-07 by Clayton Jones
Hello Peter, ... Never mind, someone else offered to do it, and found that my camera is not in its database. I m not going to pursue it any further. Regards,
2006-01-07 by Timothy Atherton
... Photo Black I think? that s what the paper is designed for. I found MK rubs off somewhat
2006-01-07 by hkcjrcrc
... measured out at 2.46 for ... Dmax Crane has ... Is that using Matt Black, I assume so. William
2006-01-07 by Michael E. Gordon
This article should prove useful: http://tinyurl.com/ak9wc Best Regards, Michael Gordon www.mgordonphotography.com
2006-01-07 by Gary Brown
-I have recently used SharedInk.com and liked the quality, paper -choices, and binding choices. It is definitely not cheap however. The -offer a