Re: StudioPrint
2006-01-04 by Greg
... papers! ... pretty ... either. What version of Profile Maker Pro did you start with? I think back with version 3 they started to correct automatically for
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2006-01-04 by Greg
... papers! ... pretty ... either. What version of Profile Maker Pro did you start with? I think back with version 3 they started to correct automatically for
2006-01-04 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi; It uses only the matte black, that s normal for all the Epsons that will allow BO. You can get 2K printing out of it with QTR, and the difference in
2006-01-04 by Paul Roark
... I d rather not have to do either. That s why my standard for display is still matte under glass (acrylic, actually). Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-01-04 by Sam McCandless
Very nice, Clayton, and remarkable given the amount of enlargement. -- Sam
2006-01-04 by sloth4189
Can I install only the MIS Eboni cart in place of the Matte Ultrachrome or do I need to replace the light black as well with the MIS K7 equivelant ? I guess
2006-01-04 by Peter De Smidt
... I d much rather dry mount prints than spray with a laquer. To each his own!
2006-01-04 by edrudolpho
I wonder if any of the beta-testers would be willing to mail me a small test print on this paper. I d be happy to pay postal expenses, etc. I m very curious
2006-01-04 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... Greg, I confess to have never worked with a profiling app that corrects for OBAs, nor do I have the UV version of the i1. I m
2006-01-04 by Tyler Boley
... I need to amend this. I m talking of large complex full featured RIPs like ColorBurst, ErgoSoft, etc., NOT QuadtoneRIP. I tend to think of QuadtoneRIP as a
2006-01-04 by Greg
I m going to add some general notes in here, they do not apply only to Studio Print, but to most any RIP. ... to ... With the use of the three black inks,
2006-01-04 by Eleanor Brown
Very good concern Paul. So far I have made small prints and these will stay flat. This paper takes lots of ink and does so very well. I voiced only one
2006-01-04 by Bob Michaels
1280 refurbs are $225 after the $100 rebate. I actually gotten the Epson rebate, unlike too many others. ...
2006-01-04 by Paul Roark
... Part of me prefers my old air-dried glossy silver-print surface to a matte inkjet paper, but I would not trade away the ability to tape hang prints as
2006-01-04 by Stephen Billard
QTRgui in its current version (2.3.14) has a cancel button. However, this is only of use while QTR is spooling the output. Once spooling is complete you are at
2006-01-04 by Louis Dina
Josh, I agree with everything Tyler had to say in both posts (including getting consumed in the process). FWIW, there is a new version of SP version 11
2006-01-04 by Paul Thacker
I have a PC and work with QTR with the QTRgui interface ver 2.2.1. I also access my 7600 via a network in my studio. Ever since I began working with QTR
2006-01-04 by djon43
They re $325 US refurb/warrenty from Epson. IMO their refurbs are better than new because they ve had two additional inspections (customer and Epson s refurb
2006-01-04 by Tyler Boley
by the way, I ve sort of been talking people out of going the RIP route lately, it s just such a major commitment. Particularly for an individual artist. The
2006-01-04 by Tyler Boley
... partitioning, and linearization, but ... Since you mention using the K#s and a 7800 below, I d say yes. You will be working in CMYK mode. If you were using
2006-01-03 by Ernst Dinkla
... I never have problems with RGB TIFFs at 8 bit without layers but with LZW compression. That s what I use. I never have problems with greyscale files in a
2006-01-03 by joshhackney
Tyler, I m considering Studio Print. Question for you. My understanding is that SP is used for setting ink limits, partitioning, and linearization, but an icc
2006-01-03 by Michael Vendrell
Look at this site from Paul Roark - the profiles are on a link form this site with his easy to understand instructions...Michael Vendrell
2006-01-03 by Ken Brookner
I ve been using it for quite a while in a similar dilution. works fine for me on canvas. have not tried it on paper. kenb
2006-01-03 by Chris Hargens
Anyone else tried this stuff? I mix about 2/3 gloss to 1/3 matte to 25% water and apply one coat (I m going to experiment with multiple coats). I m impressed
2006-01-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello William, ... Good to know, thanks for the tip. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2006-01-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello Greg, ... Layers doesn t seem to be the key. Some files with saved layers it has no trouble with. Others without layers it can t read. Q also reports
2006-01-03 by Eleanor Brown
I printed the same file in a side by side comparison between Museo silver rag and the epson professional glossy (still have a supply of this). My Museo silver
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
Thanks. I think I am getting the picture. I was hoping it was more cotton in nature, say like a smoother HPR. I never did air dried FB silver gelatine
2006-01-03 by Adam Maas
Clayton, The R2400 retails for $1099CDN up here. Canadian retail prices are ridiculous, but if you want a decent warranty, you pay it. Thanks for the info, now
2006-01-03 by Carl Schofield
No, it doesn t look like cotton paper. It has more sheen/gloss compared to Hahnemuhle PR Satin and Premier Luster Rag and is close to the soft gloss of an air
2006-01-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello Adam, ... The 1280 does excellent BO printing, but that price seems high (but I don t know what the exchange rate is). Just be sure it s a good price.
2006-01-03 by Tim Atherton
... cotton base ... Neither really - the closest is to air dried FB silver-gelatin paper - but it s not quite that either. But it s closer to that than the
2006-01-03 by Adam Maas
I m looking for a larger printer than my C86, which I ve been using for BO printing, with excellent results. One of the local pushers has some very good deals
2006-01-03 by chipcarterdc
Man, I just got my sample pack of Silver Rag today when I returned from being out of town and I leave town again tomorrow, so I won t have a chance to test it
2006-01-03 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Flatbed with a transparency lid for film. Bill Kennedy K2 Press Austin, Texas ... From: David Neely To:
2006-01-03 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... My impression is good. Very good. Vibrant color beyond what I ve gotten from the UltraChromes (and I pushed them hard before I gave up), excellent shadow
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
Very nice. And this looks like a cotton paper? I know it has a cotton base but can you still see that it s cotton or does it look more RC-like?
2006-01-03 by Carl Schofield
Dmax 2.3 with MIS K4 PK in an Epson 2400.
2006-01-03 by David Neely
Bill: Is this a flat bed scanner or a film scanner? David Neely Photo Imaging Program Metro Tech H.S. Phoenix, AZ. www.dneelyphoto.com ... From:
2006-01-03 by BKPhoto@aol.com
List- Quick update on the scanner: I was just contacted by an old friend from Houston who is running his LinoColor through a G3 with a SCSI card, using Vuescan
2006-01-03 by BKPhoto@aol.com
The SCSI/OS9 limitation is an issue for the local folks. Bill K ... From: Mark Savoia To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent:
2006-01-03 by Jonathan Borden
Bruce, ... paper ... Thanks, I am looking forward to it. ... clearly ... superior to ... dried ... the ... This oft touted remark is IMHO the specious one.
2006-01-03 by Mark Savoia
No local schools need it?
2006-01-03 by BKPhoto@aol.com
List- We have an *out-of-date* Linocolor Saphir Ultra flatbed scanner that is up for adoption. It was well cared for and is in excellent mechanical condition.
2006-01-03 by koloshor
... that was ... That s a big step in the wrong direction. Adding a pattern around the edge of a rectangle helps reduce the effects of the QTR bug that causes
2006-01-03 by pavvelc
... to hear ... I m getting up to 2.39D for K3 ( 0.05D for paper). It s on a regular print with ABW. Pawel
2006-01-03 by koloshor
... I think you mean Kryptonite. Like this: (warning: nudity) http://www.pbase.com/the_wiz/image/22996297 (warning: nudity)
2006-01-03 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Tyler- I m coming into this thread late but have experience with the 4800 and ABW, and both QTR and Bowhaus to drive a 2200 (K2 and Cone s K7) and 4000 (k2).
2006-01-03 by Greg
Size fixer also says that they have a free trial upres, but the link didn t work, so it might be worth an email.
2006-01-03 by William Cheadle
Clayton, Since PS 8.0, I ve been using the PS bicubic s to do my interpolation - while owning GF PrintPro. I don t recall where I first read this procedure,