Re: [Digital BW] Re: Crane Museo Silver Rag/beta testing
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
Agreed. But a valid question asked, no? For those who have been able to test this paper it would be nice to hear some dMax figures. I m interested to hear
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2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
Agreed. But a valid question asked, no? For those who have been able to test this paper it would be nice to hear some dMax figures. I m interested to hear
2006-01-03 by Greg
... Are you flattenning all layers before you send it to Qimage? Don t know if you have thought of trying size fixer, but it might be interesting to see what
2006-01-03 by Tyler Boley
I was interested in other K3 experiences if anyone has played with a 2400/x800 and a RIP for monochrome. Ease of use has little interest for me. Tyler ...
2006-01-03 by Tyler Boley
oh Bruce, if you look hard enough for the love, you will find it. Find the love Bruce... OK, well anyway... I m mostly interested in just your impression of
2006-01-03 by Greg
... a felt ... dynamic ... Nope I can not deny that. But in the same thought, sometimes a paper that does not have a great dmax also looks good when images are
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
Reduced ex ante uncertainty and increased honesty. Either certainly can t hurt.
2006-01-03 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... You seem to be highly interested in this idea of openness from your manufacturers. I m curious as to why. I don t see how this data (assuming you could
2006-01-03 by john dean
That s right and they can kill Superman too. ... mineral ... variable ... classified ... uniform size ... petroleum
2006-01-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello Peter, ... I appreciate your taking the time to respond to this. I know many people like Q very much and get great results with it. As I mentioned
2006-01-03 by Christopher L. Johnston
Small correction from a rock head: Zeolites are not a mineral in the sense that quartz or halite is a mineral rather they are a class of minerals or a mineral
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
Outsourcing things like production makes enormous economic sense but that s not what I am talking about. I am simply talking about re-branding and repackaging
2006-01-03 by Arthur Fink
... In some ways I d like that ... but I can also see the other side. Many, if not most, of the products that we buy are not made by the company that s listed
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
I can get dark black where I want it on a piece of toilet paper with a felt pen. You can not deny that a key component of any paper evaluation is the dynamic
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
My view is that paper marketers (seems there are few paper manufacturers who market their own product to retail) simply need to be open as to their products.
2006-01-03 by John
Diana is so right and some other as well, if you know where to look. Diana York~Hawk Mtn Papers wrote: So does Crane Paper. ...
2006-01-03 by John
Hi John, A Happy and prosperous New Year! For some one with no first hand knowledge of paper coatings you are very close, Most Microporous coatings contain
2006-01-03 by aaashapiro
I have just purchased an Epson R220 but no profiles came with the driver and I am unable to locate any at Epson s site. Does anyone know where to find them and
2006-01-03 by Greg
... where it ... Isn t that ultimately what it s about?
2006-01-03 by john dean
That is a realistic description of what is going on. Unfortunately ( or fortunately depending on how you want to view it) nothing in this industry remains
2006-01-03 by Diana York~Hawk Mtn Papers
So does Crane Paper. ... HPR still rules - at least they actually make paper themselves. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-01-03 by Peter Palmieri
Clayton-- Your experience with Qimage, I believe, is unique. Especially so since you are so technologically knowledgeable. But, it is what it is. I would
2006-01-03 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... I want to love them. But if it s not on the market, what s to love? -- Bruce Watson
2006-01-03 by Ernst Dinkla
... Steve, I have been in the printing business for 30 years and know Hahnemuhle papers that long. The former agent here in Holland complained that the paper
2006-01-03 by John Moody
Well... You can read about it in the release notes. v2006.203 corrects an anomaly in the pyramid interpolation routine that was causing sawtooth patterns
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
Yes a drying agent (which also helps control dot gain etc). The question is how you get it in/on the paper. In a coating I guess it will sit on the surface
2006-01-03 by John Moody
A mineral such as zeolite? It s basically a stable sponge; you can imagine why it would be helpful in an inkjet coating. I have no first hand knowledge of
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
I think they are in the process of re-branding all their media to the Eterna label, including a new website.
2006-01-03 by kenstrain2000
... me (those ... simply ... Fotospeed could be added to the list, cheaper than permajet in some sheet sizes, but not for rolls. One can also derive a little
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
Well I have three different brands of paper from paper in front of me (those listed above) and they are so similar it isn t funny. So similar I simply do not
2006-01-03 by Steve Kale
I think ease of use is a big factor in K3 s favour. I spent a considerable amount of time doing the QTR 4800 curves but have subsequently been exploring the
2006-01-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello Peter, ... Yes. ... Yes. They didn t show up on the prints, but they were small prints. On large prints it might show up. The image was of sand dunes,
2006-01-03 by Peter Palmieri
Did you actually print the image or did you just see the hatch marks on the preview screen? I have been using Qimage for several years and have never
2006-01-03 by Tom OConnell
Time for a new print exchange: * Letter size (or A4) only * digital BW * limited to first 15 * you send me 14 prints with workflow explanation * I send you
2006-01-03 by James Parker
More info on this on the Talas site, includes MSDS -- http://apps.webcreate.com/ecom/catalog/product_specific.cfm?ClientID=15&Prod uctID=18743 What it all
2006-01-03 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... I m guessing I ll be swapping back and forth. Have color clients that want the art papers too. ... No and I m ready for a
2006-01-03 by James Parker
You make a good point on the calibration -- fifteen years ago, we used to use SuperMatch calibration pucks, which was just about it for cheap calibration other
2006-01-03 by john dean
Hey Tyler, Hope you had a good Christmas. I was only suggesting spraying the Crane Silver Rag when used with the K2 Ultrachromes on say a 9600. My feeling is
2006-01-03 by mjvendrell2
Yes that was what I thought I understood and why I was so surprised at the results. So much so that I did a reprint using the C86 and as I said checked the
2006-01-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello John, ... Yes, it s the latest, 2006.208. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2006-01-03 by claudej1@aol.com
Jon Cone certainly was an innovator with the Iris, and subsequently the Piezo. Certainly MIS has color pigment inks for the 3000 long before Epson ever made
2006-01-03 by Paul Roark
Michael, Both the C86 EZ Warm and the R2 Warm are supposed to be pure carbon inks. As such, I would expect about the same warmth on prints. Dot size
2006-01-03 by Paul Roark
... I think the coating is Innova, but the paper is from various manufacturers. The glitter could be aluminum. Although aluminum compounds can be very good
2006-01-03 by Douglas meeuwsen
have you tried the new epson ultra premium glossy paper? I wonder if you think that the ink sits on the top of it. To me, After a few images, I have zero gloss
2006-01-03 by Eleanor Brown
Using this paper with the K3 inks, as i mentioned in the my initial post about this, there is no bronzing. BUT you must use all three shades of black. If
2006-01-03 by Michael Vendrell
Paul Roark, et al: Paul, 1st let me add my thanks and respect for all thank you so kindly pioneer for the rest of us! My question concerns the tone with your
2006-01-03 by bobbysandstrom
In my humble opinion, here s my take on the paper at this stage. It proves that you can achieve the same Depth with an inkjet print as you can with a
2006-01-03 by Tyler Boley
John, I ve read your opinions about spraying before and respect them. However, in my opinion, an inkjet paper that REQUIRES spraying to function will not sell
2006-01-03 by Tyler Boley
... but Bruce, the question is, do you love them? I agree by the way. Tyler
2006-01-03 by Tyler Boley
well, I have a feeling we ll be putting PK in our printers to get anything out of this stuff anyway... I ll bet those teeniechromes would look good on it.
2006-01-03 by john dean
Thanks for that report Mark. This is pretty much what I ve heard elsewhere. Somehow I think Crane knew about the direction Epson was going with K3 (just my