Re: [Digital BW] Plugs for MIS refilable cartridges
2006-01-01 by Steve Kale
A good push and a twist....
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2006-01-01 by Steve Kale
A good push and a twist....
2006-01-01 by Steve Kale
What I ve been told by the guys there is that they are essentially taking pigment and grinding it to substantially smaller particle sizes using the latest
2006-01-01 by adolphamster
For my first time, I attempted to fill a set of MIS spongeless refillable cartridges for my Epson 1280. Everything went smoothly until I attempted to place the
2006-01-01 by dlruckus
Agreed. I think the responses were a bit over the top as well. As they don t have tests available that satisfy the critics, what they might do to calm things
2006-01-01 by Tyler Boley
It seems pretty cool though, I think it depends on your overall needs. For example, if you are using a driver that makes no use of 16 bit on input, or just
2006-01-01 by kenseidman
I ve just mounted my first 24 x 30 inch print onto foamcore using the tape hinge method. Results are not satisfactory for this size and paper (Kodak Pro
2006-01-01 by Tom Husband
Tyler you re right. I was so concerned about the profile I didn t even notice that the image is converted to 8 bit. Way too many issues with Qimage and BW
2006-01-01 by Steve Kale
Yes my mistake. I should have suggested converting to the QTR profile, assigning GG2.2 and then converting to Adobe RGB. I think that will leave the file
2006-01-01 by Tyler Boley
also, do I recall getting 8 bit out from qimage after sending it 16 bit? There were a couple of reasons I dropped my testing with it and never looked back, so
2006-01-01 by Tyler Boley
... Did you try printing it anyway? It may behave like PS, when a file is not color managed it assumes the default if a conversion is called for at some point.
2006-01-01 by Tom Husband
Hi Ernst, Converting to the QTR printer profile in PS and not using CM in Qimage when printing to file shows the ICC profile to be Dot Gain 20% and not the QTR
2006-01-01 by Ernst Dinkla
... Convert the greyscale image to the printer profile in PS and don t use CM in Qimage is the easiest method. No need to assign AdobeRGB in my opinion. No
2006-01-01 by Tom Husband
Thanks, Steve, I ll give that a try. I ll look forward to those new profiles from Roy. Tom
2006-01-01 by john dean
Jim, What is making you successful is your knowledge, persistence, and honesty. ... nothing but the ... from Me So ... All ... back to the ... of many ... Make
2006-01-01 by Steve Kale
Tom I think Roy has a beta RGB version of the profiles whereby there are three outcurves for the profiles, all set to the same numbers. But in the interim, try
2006-01-01 by Steve Kale
... Agreed that time casts a heavy lens over the results but where are the tests for the new inks and what happened to the results of the tests for the then
2006-01-01 by Tom Husband
Good information. Thanks Bruce. Tom
2006-01-01 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... High heat, low fan - close to the print (a few cm away). Put your other hand behind the print. You ll feel it heat up, it ll get damp (fiber - not RC),
2006-01-01 by Nick H. Nugent
First off, I d like to thank Steven Karafyllakis for suggesting adding a second PK in the GLOP position for the R1800. I m quoting Steve s email just in case
2006-01-01 by Tom Husband
Does anybody use Qimage print to file along with a QTR-Create-ICC profile? I like Qimage s interpolation and smart sharpen but can t get it to recognize the
2006-01-01 by Greg
... because ... the ... I just tried to peel my tests apart. The paper sitting on top of the Museo Max, is now COMPLETELY glued to the Museo.
2006-01-01 by Sam McCandless
... I haven t gotten any Museo Max yet, Clayton, but I m going to because it sounds very promising for up-scale card stock which has to run the post-office and
2006-01-01 by Tom Husband
Great! This ll speed things up. Thanks Paul!
2006-01-01 by Paul Roark
... I don t think it s critical -- say 20 sec. from 8 inches, moving back and forth on the test strip. You ll see the blackest areas change as they dry.
2006-01-01 by Tom Husband
I m doing some QTR curves for a 2200 and UT7 ink. I don t want to wait 24 hours for the ink to settle in and I know some of you use a hair dryer to speed
2006-01-01 by Jim Doyle
TB Thats why I Love You and The Crew.. We MySelf Included want nothing but the best.. Thats what we all pay for:) So You guys & gals demand It from Me So Thats
2006-01-01 by Jim Doyle
Josh I Noticed that To On A Batch That i got.. I believe that the Blade was no real sharp on the converting..I recently ( Last week) Tried a different Lot #
2006-01-01 by djon43
OOPS..it s Hybrid Floyd Steinberg. Adaptive was his uncle. Happy New Year!
2005-12-31 by djon43
... algorithms. Yes. Choosing among the dither options in QTR produces different effects on different papers. QTR s adaptive floyd steinberg dither
2005-12-31 by Roderick Vesper
Clayton- Thanks. Actually, I already have that page you linke bookmarked on my computer. It seemed really helpful, although it s hard to absorb without a
2005-12-31 by Paul Roark
Steve, I have a little trouble understanding all of Vogt s conclusions and why her results seem at odds with others. For example is one looks at p. 50 of
2005-12-31 by Greg
Just wanted to follow up on this. I retested the Innova smooth cotton, and found that it holds up well in cold water. If you use hot water it doesn t last much
2005-12-31 by djon43
I use an Epson 2200 with OEM pigments..I leave it on for days at a time, have left it off for a month or more on several occasions. I ve not had a trace of
2005-12-31 by sagaface
Better than the $112 I found...thanks, Lou! Sarah
2005-12-31 by Louis Dina
Sarah, Atlex sells USFA, 25 sheets of 13X19 paper for $89. They also carry 17X22 paper, which conveniently cuts down to (4) 8.5X11 sheets. Lou ... in smaller
2005-12-31 by sagaface
Greg, that s right. Thanks for mentioning it. Overall, I have to thank you all for the in-depth comments about what you all use and why....the comments here
2005-12-31 by sagaface
Helen, I am really leaning towards the Ultrasmooth. I wish it came in smaller sheets but I guess I can just print multiples on the 13X19. Not my favorite thing
2005-12-31 by sagaface
Josh, I just found some 13 sheets....20 sheets for $112! Yikes. I really want to try this stuff, but not at that price. Even double-sided. Why so limited in
2005-12-31 by dlruckus
They re only appalling in retrospect. At the time of their introduction they looked pretty good against anything Epson had. With the better yellow and used
2005-12-31 by Tyler Boley
Josh, as Jim could tell you, I have gone through very little of this paper. I ll bet Jim knows more about how much of which paper who is using all over the
2005-12-31 by Steve Kale
I find it interesting that these tests are 6 years old on an ink set I suspect not many use anymore - that s a period during which significant change has
2005-12-31 by Steve Kale
... Pg 49 ... Yes she found the same. ... Read the conclusion on pg 50.
2005-12-31 by joshhackney
USFA is available in 13 sheets too. You guys know that the USFA sheets are double sided, right? The rolls are the only thing that is single sided. Saves a
2005-12-31 by joshhackney
John, I recently ordered from Jim at shades of paper too and was very please. Great guy. Question for you about Innova PSC. I just recently started using it
2005-12-31 by Walt Mucha
... From: dlruckus [mailto:dlruckus@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2005 07:53 AM To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Digital
2005-12-31 by Greg
One thing to note is that in another thread she said that she will be using Eboni, so the dmax of the USFA with Epson ink is not so important.
2005-12-31 by Greg
I doubt it is the ink. It sounds more like a problem with the way the tubes are arrainged. Warming the tubes makes them more flexible, and might temporarily
2005-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Michael, ... I use micro banding to describe lines that cross all zones, such as caused by a clogged nozzle. I use dither banding for lines that
2005-12-31 by helen_bach2003
Sarah, Just agreeing with a lot that s already been said. I offer samples of a number of papers including HPR308, Epson Ultrasmooth FA, Epson Velvet FA, Innova
2005-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Walt, ... Interesting. Glad to know it s not my imagination. ... It certainly looks that way to the eye. Under a loupe I can still see the texture but