Re: [Digital BW] QC of Hawk Mountain Papers?
2005-12-13 by Steve Kale
Diana That s helpful. I really do believe that paper manufacturers, especially those younger, newer firms looking to take business away from the big firms,
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2005-12-13 by Steve Kale
Diana That s helpful. I really do believe that paper manufacturers, especially those younger, newer firms looking to take business away from the big firms,
2005-12-13 by John Moody
It is my observation that people “sold” on IP generally are people who have not tried anything but the Epson driver. Without ink limiting and
2005-12-13 by John Moody
Greg, If you are not registered, you can’t even log into the help center, IIRC. Anyone not registered because the lousy web interface messed it up, should
2005-12-13 by garethjolly
One tip on fixing. If you re using a water stop, either do it in running water or fill and dump on a few occasions. Otherwise the potassium salts left over
2005-12-13 by Louis Dina
I d agree with Phil s comments on luminance. I find 140 cd way too bright for my viewing environment (and probably most). I use 100 cd/m2 on my LCD at home.
2005-12-13 by Steve Kale
I would not consider 140 low. It is also the luminance for an LCD recommended by GM. At a D50 white point, my Apple 23in HD Cinema Display barely pulls
2005-12-13 by Roy Harrington
... You need to have 1/8 in borders all around on the 2200. So if the paper is 11x17 you should format a max of 10.75 x 16.75. Although I can understand a
2005-12-13 by Roy Harrington
Hi Josh, Strange about the nothing to install , someone else reported that but I couldn t duplicate it. Of course the Remove doesn t install anything it
2005-12-13 by Tyler Boley
... Right, shouldn t be a problem at all. All tanks are assignable, like your RIP as well. You know, if we were willing to spend a lot more on our hardware, we
2005-12-13 by Tyler Boley
... ok, yeah, well... I was trying to be nice. I know, dumb. Tyler
2005-12-13 by Phil Rose
... I don t exactly know what i1 software instructs about the white luminance target values, but IMHO it s always best to target the luminance for what works
2005-12-13 by Greg
... Tried that, still nothing. I guess they don t care since they got a sale out of me. But it was a small sale, and Xrite got a large sale when I bought
2005-12-13 by djon43
... way out. Wrong, much is on Estar and similar base. Many if not most of my ... also ... I ve seen too much good professional film from the Fifties to be
2005-12-13 by Steven Karafyllakis
And perhaps Epson will finally decide they ve milked the process enough the next time around, and give us what we need! Steve Karafyllakis
2005-12-13 by Greg
... competition. ... That may be true, but I still think it was done backwards. I know that if I had one more black in my 9500 I could produce outstanding
2005-12-13 by mkirschner
... of ... about ... Kip, Thanks for the ideas. I too produce photos for my children s grandparents and other relatives. It s too late (and there s not enough
2005-12-13 by john dean
Tyler, We both know this is fiction, especially you. Two can be nice with a rip, yes, unbeatable of course not. The real seduction of the Phatte black is
2005-12-13 by Steven Karafyllakis
Why bother with a firmware hack that might destroy your printer? I ve got MIS K3 inks in my R1800, run by QTR. I m getting good results, though this POS
2005-12-13 by louis_mbeng
hello everyone. i recently purchased an epson 4000 and mis eboni ink to do bo printing, and have a few questions: 1. in clayton s bo printing with the 2200, he
2005-12-13 by Tyler Boley
I heard John Pannozzo (THE ImagePrint guy) give a talk. He mentioned he foresaw no advantage to Epson s addition of a 3rd black, and that what they were
2005-12-13 by steveabrink
Carl, If you ever do,let me know! I ll bet theres quite a few 4000 owners that would buy your firmware, and would need new profiles due to the head
2005-12-13 by JoshLi
I also tried the Uninstall software, which does not seem to work. It says There is nothing to install. I was going to try to revert back to an earlier
2005-12-13 by Carl Schofield
Ironic. For awhile I pondered how to hack the firmware in my 4000 so I could use the k3 inks and install the kkk in one of the K positions. IP does the
2005-12-13 by john dean
Is anyone using the Phatte Black workflow with Image Print? It seems to be sacrificing the great thing about K3 which is the light light black, but I just
2005-12-13 by Adam Maas
... The lower-end ones have idiot modes (including the 10D s successor, the 20d) to solve the problem of people with too much money who buy them as expensive
2005-12-13 by JoshLi
I am running 2.3.4 on Mac OSX. Epson R2400 with Epson ink. I m trying to print 13 x 19. Seems like I have the same problem -- the prints start from the border
2005-12-13 by l33ry
I love having individual tanks. You will also have very inexpensive third-party tanks to choose from, if you are willing to experiment. Just so you are aware,
2005-12-13 by Greg
Something to note: Notice that Hawk Mountain sells what they call proofing quality papers made of the same materials as the premium papers. No one can be 100%.
2005-12-12 by Peter Marshall
It does partly reflect where I live, as these processes are all very humidity dependent, and the Thames valley is thus not a good place to store film. Storage
2005-12-12 by Bob Michaels
My experience with Hawk Mountain matches Woody s. Good product and very friendly, easy to deal with people. There is a real advantage to dealing with smaller
2005-12-12 by Peter Marshall
http://www.kodak.com/US/en/motion/support/technical/vinegar.jhtml?id=0.1.4.11.12.4&lc=en Vinegar Syndrome Kodak do suggest it can be controlled using molecular
2005-12-12 by Diana York~Hawk Mtn Papers
Converting: We get mill rolls of paper from the coating facility that are various widths and usually 40 outer diameter. We then either convert them into short
2005-12-12 by Elwood Spedden
I have had consistently good experience with Hawk Mountain. Suggest you give Diana York a call at Hawk Mt so she can give you the details and comfort you need.
2005-12-12 by arlenelove3@aol.com
Finn: I too still use film - and you gave me a lot to think about. Like you, I don t have to please clients, although I sure hope that some prints sell
2005-12-12 by Kip Babington
Mitch, I have been using EEM, whose box lists it as a 10 mil paper. I know it is not archival but when I go through 800 sheets at a time I am not really
2005-12-12 by Steve Kale
I hope the list won t mind a couple of follow-up questions to this: * can you explain what you mean by conversion . I assume you simply mean cutting down
2005-12-12 by Diana York~Hawk Mtn Papers
Sorry, meant to send that previous message to Walt off-list . My apologies :( [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2005-12-12 by Diana York~Hawk Mtn Papers
What I can tell you is that we are involved from beginning to end in the production of our papers. Although we don t own a paper mill, we order our papers
2005-12-12 by djon43
Peter s experience indicates exceptionally bad processing and/or storage, and or profoundly bad personal luck. I have a collection of 35 and 828 film of
2005-12-12 by mkirschner
... sign ... Kip, What thickness paper are you using? My C86 gets fussy or downright uncooperative with papers much thicker than 11 mil or so. I ve had damaged
2005-12-12 by scott_now_coming
I would give a rough estimate of 40 cents per print for ink, that s using the 220 ml carts at $85 each. Scott
2005-12-12 by wwodets
I m wondering about people s experience with the quality and consistency of the Hawk Mountain papers. After my recent problems with Premiere I m a bit gun shy
2005-12-12 by Ernst Dinkla
... Size is 2x3. Must be an APS or FF sensor take or scanned 35 mm, no compact has that size. Doubt they use that size for a prototype, Kodak would favor a 4/3
2005-12-12 by Diane Wright
Thank you so much! That was exactly what I needed! I typed in calculator and I found it immediately. They have a great Excel spreadsheet that assists in
2005-12-12 by Mark Savoia
Did you not fix them enough? How are you storing them? We print from many old negs (1930 s ) and see no deteriorating unless they were not processed properly
2005-12-12 by Ernst Dinkla
... Mark, Don t know. Still downloading that image :-) Doubt they put a file like that on the page without further information how it was made. There s an
2005-12-12 by Greg
... Somewhere on the www.inkjetart.com web site there might be a calculator, if not on the main site, check in the forums. The printer will use 1/4 to 1/3 when
2005-12-12 by Megan Milligan
After a few words of advice about looking at other brands like epson & canon, I m thinking about getting the Epson Epson Stylus CX4350, CX4200 or the CX4800
2005-12-12 by djon43
... printer, ... Roy, 2.3.10 . It s XP Home, Epson 2200, OEM pigs. The problem is with 11X17, not 11X14, not 8.5X11, I ve not tried other sizes. For
2005-12-12 by Peter Marshall
Yes, I m using Peizotones - and have been since they replaced the earlier Piezo inks. Really there isn t anything to say about them. I switch on the printer,