Re: HPR alternative?
2005-12-30 by joshhackney
Sarah, Look back through some of Walts posts on VFA and USFA. He list some dmax values too. This was very helpful to me. I have done ALOT of testing on Innova
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2005-12-30 by joshhackney
Sarah, Look back through some of Walts posts on VFA and USFA. He list some dmax values too. This was very helpful to me. I have done ALOT of testing on Innova
2005-12-30 by Paul Roark
I don t know if it s the glycol or something else that causes the initial changes. What I notice regularly is that the dmax increases slight on matte papers
2005-12-30 by Paul Roark
Steve, I ve read Voigt s work a couple of times. What page is the yellow pigment fade information on? This RIT test for MIS is what most of us have probably
2005-12-30 by bobbysandstrom
Hi: I have a 7600 and recently a 4800. I love the 4800 and was going to sell the 7600 but thought if I could find a great 3rd party ink setup I d keep it. I
2005-12-30 by dlruckus
I too have observed this. It seems to be the rule rather than the exception in my case. Regards Duane ... dissipate.
2005-12-30 by dlruckus
Hi Jack. Check your Yahoo e mail for a table you can use. Regards Duane
2005-12-30 by johngeyles
Pretty please ?
2005-12-30 by Steve Kale
Having read through the following I find it interesting that we have, on this forum, feared the use of yellow ink. I thought that this was due to its
2005-12-30 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... It s conceivable that the increases in density seen early on are the result of driving off the last of the glycols and glycerins. Even moderate levels of
2005-12-30 by Greg
Paper white for the four Innova papers in the sample pack. Blue on the left, red on the right. A high blue value normally indicates optical brighteners. Cold
2005-12-30 by Paul Roark
... I have a 600 hour read of the K3 ABW and UT7 test strips. Consistent with everything we ve seen, the rate of fade at the beginning is typically not the
2005-12-30 by Steve Kale
I too would like to see how linear the rate of fade is. I have no idea how difficult it would be to record this sort of thing in your next set of tests. I
2005-12-30 by Steve Kale
... Yes ... Not really. Yes there is a greyscale axis in the 3D LUTs but this is not necessarily generated with stimulus-response observations of greyscale
2005-12-30 by Steve Kale
Or a simple spreadsheet to do the calc. The formula is not difficult. Let me know if you need it.
2005-12-30 by Steve Kale
Just catching up with this. What patch were you measuring? Any significant variance across the greyscale? (Given the use of colour ink in the Adv B&W strips
2005-12-30 by Stephen Petegorsky
Sarah - I ve pretty much switched from HPR to Innova s Photo Smooth Cotton. I like the way it takes ink/pigment, its white is very close to HPR, and it s a
2005-12-30 by Louis Dina
Sarah, Some possibilities..... Innova Papers are about 1/3 the price of the HPR. Supposedly, some people from Hahnemuhle formed Innova, so the weight is
2005-12-30 by garethjolly
I don t suppose anyone has one... I want to improve my scans from Vuescan and am trying to avoid buying at IT8 target.... Thanks Gareth
2005-12-30 by wwodets
Richard- I ve tried some of the Watercolor Radiant White and I do find it yellows. The Velvet Fine Art is probably a better bet in a similarly- surfaced
2005-12-30 by sagaface
I have read with great interest Clayton s article on papers but wondered what some of you are gravitating towards, specifically, what are you all printing on
2005-12-30 by sagaface
I don t use it anymore because I have many prints in my print bin that ... Thanks, John. That s what I wondered about. Sarah
2005-12-29 by johngeyles
I ve been away for awhile, but it looks like MIS now has a dedicated Ultratone inkset for the Epson 2200. I had been using QTR with the stock Ultrachrome
2005-12-29 by john dean
I have used the Legion Matte paper for many years. I like it also but I don t use it anymore because I have many prints in my print bin that have yellowed on
2005-12-29 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I ve been thinking of trying this paper for some time - I wondered how other people had found it, especially with regard to the yellowing problem that I
2005-12-29 by nsams2002
I ve used the Legion Photo Matte quite a bit for B&W, and like it. Norm
2005-12-29 by garethjolly
Can you talk me through that? Logically, a colour profile must include white, shades of grey and black? Or am I missing something? I suppose I must be,
2005-12-29 by Steve Kale
This would not make any sense as the workflow/driver component for B&W is different than colour.
2005-12-29 by Bob Michaels
My $.02 FWIW, is that I have found the MIS folks have always been very easy to deal with. That is a statement I cannot make for IJM or Jon Cone. It reached a
2005-12-29 by Greg
... Next time you talk to them, you could mention how they ripped me off for about $900 with their last spectro package. Support jerked me around until the
2005-12-29 by Bob Michaels
I don t believe MIS has any MISPRO profiles available for download. Just spend $40 and have one made. I got mine from Cathysprofiles.com and am very happy with
2005-12-29 by Jack Winberg
Hi Lou: THANKS for this suggestion, I ll give that a shot, certainly worth a try! Jack ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2005-12-29 by Jack Winberg
Greg: This is a brand new instrument, to be released in January by ColorVision as part of their Printfix Pro package, designated model 1005, made by Datacolor.
2005-12-29 by bty85172211
... my index ... Thanks very much Paul. Much appreciated. Mark
2005-12-29 by Paul Roark
... No, I deal with the B&W inks -- UT2, for example, on the 1280. I use MIS color pigments, but have not compared them to the 2400 with respect to gamut and
2005-12-29 by adolphamster
For Paul, I could not find your original message on this subject so I apologize for repetition. But, do I understand you to say that the 1280 with MIS color
2005-12-29 by scott_now_coming
... this paper ... You can use it in your 2400 or with any other K3 printer. You ll be fine. ... It s relatively new. ... Paper is ... Glass ... What do you
2005-12-29 by Paul Roark
... The Epson R220 is the top of my list currently. See http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/R220_R2_Readme.htm for information on this printer and the MIS UT-R2
2005-12-29 by Douglas meeuwsen
hmmmm....I use the pr. semi gloss setting for pr. semi-matte, and it works fine for ABW, and so-so for color, but I did not have a profile.....I used pr.
2005-12-28 by mark_roth_505
Mike, Before you buy a 1280, please read my recent post and the followups about this printer from over about a week ago.
2005-12-28 by Greg
... anywhere, and am ... especially any of you ... Many of the fine art papers are made by Hahnemuhle.
2005-12-28 by sagaface
Does anyone here use them? I almost never see them mentioned anywhere, and am wondering what people s experiences with any of these papers are, especially any
2005-12-28 by kenstrain2000
http://web.archive.org/web/20050305075607/http://www.livick.com/method/inkjet/pg1.htm
2005-12-28 by Paul Roark
I found I have a 14 page Livick document archived on my computer. It includes the following: FIXATIVES AND JUST ONE CLEARSHIELD BRUSHED ON COATING OUR
2005-12-28 by Paul Roark
Greg, Do you have URLs for the Livick test data? Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-12-28 by Greg
If anyone has an email to contact him, you might suggest that he contacts the E.F.F. http://www.eff.org If those threatening emails really did come from the
2005-12-28 by sagaface
It adds a depth and richness that MK just doesn t have. ...in which case I d better be sitting down when I try it. Will let you know! thanks again. Clayton!
2005-12-28 by Paul Roark
Walt, ... I d still like to see some double blind tests to see if people can sense the difference visually. I m a bit skeptical about that. So, if there had
2005-12-28 by Steve Bye
When I look at For Use with Which Printers on the Epson website this paper does not appear to be recommended for the 2400 printer. Does anyone know whether
2005-12-28 by bty85172211
Hi Group. I am a new member and have recently started to develop and scan BW negatives which is something I really enjoy. I use an internet printing service
2005-12-28 by Louis Dina
Jack, You can use the campanding calculator on Bruce Lindbloom s site. http://www.brucelindbloom.com/ If you spectro works with QuickRead, that will read out