Re: Horizontal "micro-bands" with 220 & UT-R2
2005-12-31 by mjvendrell2
p.s: I also see horizontal white lines in the little grey squares printed for the alignment in which one chooses the square without vertical lines. Is this
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2005-12-31 by mjvendrell2
p.s: I also see horizontal white lines in the little grey squares printed for the alignment in which one chooses the square without vertical lines. Is this
2005-12-31 by Greg
... them ... tests: I ll have to go back and do another test. The last time I did this with the Innova papers, it wasn t nearly as positive as what you found.
2005-12-31 by dlruckus
Walt. I sent a smaller version to you at Yahoo and it seems to have gone through. Check for it now. Regards Duane ... values? ... have. ... an issue. Did you
2005-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Roderick, ... Welcome to the forum. I think you ll find lots of good support here. ... I hope this won t give a bad starting impression of digital
2005-12-31 by Michael Vendrell
Paul Roark, et al, I just set up a new R220 with UT-R2W inks. In the dark grey areas I get just perceptible, but real and repeatable, faint, thin light
2005-12-31 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi John; One nice thing about inkjet papers, especially the heavywight, is that you don t need to drymount smaller sizes. Some people hinge the window to the
2005-12-31 by wwodets
Clayton- Yes I find the HPR/K3 tonal scale a bit homely with the K3--very flat in the mid range, so this goes beyond a color problem for me. A lab here in
2005-12-31 by Walt Mucha
... From: dlruckus [mailto:dlruckus@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2005 06:57 AM To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Digital
2005-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Sam, ... If you haven t already, get a sample of Museo Max. It s so tough you can t scrape it off with a fingernail, so it will certainly resist the
2005-12-31 by corberanokin
Hello, For some weeks I am printing with K4 inks (Epson R2400)and Ink Republic CIS system. I print daily, but the yellow head is clogged constantly. I don t
2005-12-31 by dlruckus
Walt I sent a version to your E mail. It is long and I m not sure it went through. Let me know if not and I will send a shorter version I have. Regards Duane
2005-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello John, ... I ve found with my R200 (and others) that I can use even the real thick papers (300+ gsm) if I put a slight bend in the leading edge and give
2005-12-31 by Sam McCandless
... Since pigment ink sets replaced dye in my printers, I thought I could quit worrying about this. I used to worry a lot, especially in re post cards and
2005-12-31 by Elwood Spedden
... I don t like any OBAs. That s another reason Premier Art is on top. I also have some Epson UltraSmooth, but it s expensive and only in rolls. Paul
2005-12-31 by bflat467
Hi everyone. I m trying to choose a printer for B&W use, and I am quite concerned by the head clogging problems, as I could happen to leave the printer idle
2005-12-31 by Jack Winberg
Duane: Got it - THANKS so very much! :-) Jack ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2005-12-31 by Roderick Vesper
Well, first let me start by sayin hello to everyone, I look forward to future discussions on this new world that I am entering into. I have resisted digital
2005-12-31 by Bob Michaels
Hawk Mountain is my main paper supplier because of their quality and consistency. And the prices are very fair. A big plus is that they are friendly and easy
2005-12-31 by Ernst Dinkla
... Been thinking and asking about that for years and it usually ends with an ICC profile that has been edited by taking out all saturation. Dr. Pro can do
2005-12-31 by Ernst Dinkla
... Wolf Faust s targets are not expensive. There s too much difference between the Nikon 8000 that I have and the 4000 to use mine. You have to make them for
2005-12-31 by John Malcolm
Hi Diana Can you give us any figures on the DMax of your Merlin Photo? I notice that you have a good range of profiles available, do you also have fade test
2005-12-31 by John Kantor
I d like to offer mounted fine-art images as one of my products, but I don t know much about it. What are the preferred methods for inkjet prints?
2005-12-31 by John Kantor
Not having seen any of these papers, their descriptions are pretty much meaningless to me, so perhaps someone can give me some advice. First, I was wondering
2005-12-31 by Steve Kale
Those that design/control both substrate and ink are pulling ahead. You ll see a lot more of this in 2006...
2005-12-31 by Steve Kale
Best you start designing inks as well ;-)
2005-12-31 by Steve Kale
I think you will find that the Innova version of Permajet Alpha will be available soon in the US - check with Jim Doyle. Innova s photo smooth bright white
2005-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Diana, ... Right! This is good to hear. It s probably safe to say that for most of us here, dmax is the most important paper consideration of all,
2005-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Walt, ... Same here. With eboni BO (and other Eboni based inks sets) HPR is gorgeous. But with K3 not only is its dmax a tad lower, but I find it
2005-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Michael, ... Sorry, I don t know, I only have a 200. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2005-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello John, ... They do get mentioned on occasion, but not as often as the papers with highest dmax which is probably the most major consideration for fine art
2005-12-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Sarah, ... Both have excellent papers, many of which you may have seen in the Great Paper Chase review. Don t overlook Red River s Dourian Art. It is
2005-12-31 by Greg
... people when I meet with them in a few weeks is INCREASED DMAX! Always looking to increase that DMAX - right!? ... That would be about the last thing needed
2005-12-31 by wwodets
Sarah, I think others have mostly answered your questions--and you have to try these papers out for yourself. But I would add a little: the dmax of the VFA
2005-12-31 by Walt Mucha
... From: dlruckus [mailto:dlruckus@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, December 30, 2005 09:55 AM To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Digital BW]
2005-12-31 by Jim Doyle
Yes Diana And The Gang Have been Involved.. You should Try Their papers.. They have been a big part of this list for sure!! Happy New year To All Jim Doyle
2005-12-31 by Diana York~Hawk Mtn Papers
Top of the wish list I am presenting to the coating formulation people when I meet with them in a few weeks is INCREASED DMAX! Always looking to increase that
2005-12-31 by Diana York~Hawk Mtn Papers
Was hoping Clayton or one of our other customers would step up, but I guess many are still away for the holidays. I think we are mentioned quite often on this
2005-12-31 by john dean
I have used Hahnemuhle Photo Rag for about 6 years steadily and now have replaced it completely with Innova Smooth Cotton that I buy from shades of paper.com.
2005-12-31 by Paul Roark
... That s the problem. Jobo was it, was clueless about how to market the paper, and went bust. ... I m not any more -- looking for an alternative just like
2005-12-31 by sagaface
I can t seem to find Permajet s US distributor. Where are you purchasing yours? And I have to say that the idea of any yellowing however minimal isn t good.
2005-12-31 by Paul Roark
... That is probably the best, in my view. One of my favorite papers is PermaJet Alpha. This uses an Innova coating with no OBAs on a smooth cotton
2005-12-31 by Michael Vendrell
Clayton, et al: Is there a difference between the Epson R200 and R220 for Black Only printing? I now have 2 of these which after rebates and a Christmas gift
2005-12-31 by sagaface
Lou, thanks for your comments. I had not heard much about Museo and it seems like some of the heavy-weight, textured papers do have higher Dmax than others (is
2005-12-31 by sagaface
Many interesting and informative comments, thank you all. I noticed no one mentioned Hawk Mountain or Red River papers. Too new? Too small to control quality?
2005-12-31 by John Malcolm
Happy New Year and I trust a prosperous 2006. I hardly ever see any mention of Hawk Mountain papers on the forum. They have an impressive range and their
2005-12-30 by garethjolly
Thank you very much for a very comprehensive response. Some of it s a little beyond me at the moment - I really must buy Real World Colour Management. I ll
2005-12-30 by dlruckus
Yes. What I notice is what I would call a slight veiling of the overall tones with it being more evident in the lower values, a sort of haze that is more
2005-12-30 by bobphoto
I find this profile produces a sepia tone. I tried it blended with the sepia profile 90% neutral and with the none profile. They both looked the same. I
2005-12-30 by Paul Roark
... I think on most printers, aside from the k3 generation, Eboni on the Innova has a better dmax than Eboni on UltraSmooth. Epson s ability to get USFA up to
2005-12-30 by photoman1936
Hi I have several questions concerning inkjet papers? 1. Are all inkjet papers coated? 2. Why are resin coated papers less desirable than other types of