[Digital BW] Re: Innova PSC - was HPR alternative?
2006-01-03 by john dean
Actually I m out of town but Crane said they already sent them to me. I I ll find out tomorrow. But... I want a roll.
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2006-01-03 by john dean
Actually I m out of town but Crane said they already sent them to me. I I ll find out tomorrow. But... I want a roll.
2006-01-03 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... I disagree. It s not just the papers. The papers are fine; what improvement we get is going to be incremental. It s the inks that are failing us. I don t
2006-01-03 by Tyler Boley
... Darn it John, that s what I was going to say. Now if you get Silver Rag samples before I do I m going to be really P.O.d. Tyler
2006-01-02 by mark_gatehouse
It s a very nice paper, though not quite 100% there yet, so I hope Crane will tweak it in response to the beta testing. In some ways it is a bit similar to air
2006-01-02 by Finn Krogvig
Look at this - near the end of the page Stephen Livick describes an interesting product called Lascaux acrylic adhesive 360 HV.
2006-01-02 by Steve Kale
Yeah, so proprietary it s the same in 3 brands of paper...anyone know who the real manufacturer is? Permajet don t MAKE any paper at all.
2006-01-02 by kenseidman
Phil, Thanks for the info. I notice that 3M makes several Adhesive Sprays http://www.framingsupplies.com/3M/InformationAdhesiveSprays.htm Options so far are:
2006-01-02 by kenseidman
My 24 x 32 inch print is not mounted behind glass. I would actually need to get a 32 x 40 inch piece of plexiglass for the matted print and haven t looked
2006-01-02 by Phil Lindsay
Hi: 3M makes a spray adhesive called Vac-U-Mount . My vacuum press can not handle 24 x 36 so I had to use hand roller pressure instead. It seems to have
2006-01-02 by Louis Dina
For those who are interested, I have been doing some testing on Crane MuseoII Matte Fine Art paper. My 4000 is on the blink (what a surprise), so I did this
2006-01-02 by wwodets
Bruce-- My interest is not in mimicing anything, but in an excellent tonal scale (including unimpeachable dmax) on a paper that does feel like plastic wrap or
2006-01-02 by kenstrain2000
... Would that be ImageLife s proprietary coating is a non toxic silica binder ? (ref Permajet pdf catalogue p5) - I d thought (not very seriously though)
2006-01-02 by scott_now_coming
I like the idea of aluminium, but I haven t been able to find a source who does this, either. Scott ... doesn t, ... centers like ... of ... the same ... brown
2006-01-02 by Steve Kale
It s in the last lot of Permajet I bought about a month ago and in the sample sheets from Mandev (the Eterna branded paper). I don t think anything has been
2006-01-02 by Steve Kale
What dMax?
2006-01-02 by James Irelan
... John, I have some here to try with both the MIS color inks with the Eboni black and with a set of K6. I m still having some problems with one color of the
2006-01-02 by Eleanor Brown
Photo black only. eleanor
2006-01-02 by Jim Farrell
Thanks Paul, I will make some new curves for this printer/inks combination and publish when finished. Once again thanks for the info. Jim Farrell
2006-01-02 by Sam McCandless
... The printers and inks and papers are still evolving, Russ, so even when there s a temporary consensus, the answers to these questions can t be exhaustive
2006-01-02 by David Aschkenas
Have you tried this paper with MK black UC ink? Will it work with matte black? Thanks David Aschkenas -- David Aschkenas 915 N. Euclid Ave. Pittsburgh, PA
2006-01-02 by Eleanor Brown
Walt i am using advanced black and white mode with photo black. the surface is actually a coating enbedded in the fiber paper as far as I can tell. I believe
2006-01-02 by john dean
I agree with most of that Bruce, and have for a long time. I m not interested in mimicing anything, but I do think the wet darkroom is dead. What this media is
2006-01-02 by djon43
Good advice in general, but it s not necessary to invest in any devices at all to control color if you re visually acute colorwise, the way traditional color
2006-01-02 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
I m sure that there are people who will be pleased to have this paper available. I wish them success and happiness. I doubt I ll be one of them though. I ve
2006-01-02 by James Parker
To condense it to the extreme: Printers: Epson pigment printers -- small format 1280 (discontinued), 2200 (discontinued), 2400, R1800 large format 4800, 7800,
2006-01-02 by James Parker
MDF has a lot of urea formaldehyde in it. There is a version that doesn t, but is more expensive and not generally available through home centers like Lowe s
2006-01-02 by wwodets
P.S. What paper-type settings are you using in the Epson driver? ... Brown ... and ... been ... avail. ... base ... dried ... in ... superb ... a
2006-01-02 by wwodets
Eleanor- This, of course, sounds like the panacea we ve (all?) been waiting for. So, I have a few questions: The paper is intended for PK? Is the surface
2006-01-02 by Paul Roark
Russ, ... The printers I ve worked with are listed at http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/index.htm . From darkroom B&W I first tried digital internegatives, then
2006-01-02 by Paul Roark
Luca, ... True. RC glossy papers can beat the silver print dmax, but many don t like that look either. Under glass, I find the best smooth matte papers look
2006-01-02 by Paul Roark
Jim, ... There are only pre-made UT2 curves for the 1280 and 1290. However, it will work in the R220. The sliders give some control, but tend to distort the
2006-01-02 by john dean
Oh boy, Eleanor, I assume you have primarily been workng with the Photo black for this in your machines? I can t wait to return home tomorrow and work with
2006-01-02 by Eleanor Brown
Over this past weekend I have been working with beta samples of Crane s new paper Museo Silver Rag. I formerly printed black and white and color in my darkroom
2006-01-02 by rgb2bw
For those who may be interested, I have written a JavaScript that creates selections in an image for each of the % brightness ranges of 0%, 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%,
2006-01-02 by Ernst Dinkla
... I have mentioned it right from the beginning. As I understand it Jim has brought it to the attention of Innova then. But I do not know whether you got old
2006-01-02 by MGochnauer
... For what it s worth, here is my experience with MIS ultrachromes on Legion matte paper: I printed an image to be inserted under a clear plastic sleeve
2006-01-02 by lscaglio2002
Well, i m really happy with the results but....the same photo printed in the wet darkroom is different: deeper blacks and a different look. What can I do to
2006-01-02 by John Moody
Have your tried the latest Qimage version? There was a version some months back that had hatch marks in the pyramid routine, and was improved in later
2006-01-02 by Steve Kale
Some of us here in the UK just participated in a B&W print exchange which highlighted an issue with certain papers. One of the prints was on Innova Smooth
2006-01-02 by Ernst Dinkla
... Steve, Grinding down pigment particles usually results in lower coloring quality. The pigments used in inkjet printing are a kind of knotted up color dye
2006-01-02 by jim.farrell
My 1290 has finally had it s last clog, can I use my batch of UT2 inks in another epson printer, perhaps the R220. Thanks in advance Jim Farrell
2006-01-02 by Ernst Dinkla
... Tom, Much of the workflow with Qimage would become easier if QTR behaved more like a Windows printer driver. That isn t criticism on what Roy has done.
2006-01-02 by Greg
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... board, ... Masonite? If not then it is probably MDF particle board, which seems to be
2006-01-02 by scott_now_coming
Ken, Have you mounted the photo behind glass yet? I m sure if you place it in a frame with a good stiff backing board, the photo will look great. I use that
2006-01-02 by Clayton Jones
Hello Russ, ... For an overview that will answer many of these kinds of questions, please see articles #1 and #2 at the web link below. Regards, Clayton Info
2006-01-02 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Ken; I m not too surprised it doesn t work at that size; that leaves you with sending it out to a photolab for either dry-mounting or cold- mounting. I
2006-01-02 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, The reason I asked about resizing programs last week is that during my trip to Death Valley National Park last year I took lots of low res pics
2006-01-02 by konadante
Now I m sure this post has been exhausted - many times over- but I m interested to expanding my printing techniques. I am a staff photographer for a large
2006-01-02 by Ronald Baker
Hi What I did was to set the plug at an angle in the hole and used a very small screw driver to push the bottom of the plug into the hole while using the
2006-01-01 by Tom Husband
I want to use Qimage for is its re-sizing and sharpening features too. I want to use its print to file feature and then actually print through QTR. I wish the