Re: MIS K4 in Epson 2200
2005-12-12 by dlruckus
Hello Helen. Your information is definitely of interest I m certain. The mere fact that you are doing it can give encouragement to others to try similar things
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2005-12-12 by dlruckus
Hello Helen. Your information is definitely of interest I m certain. The mere fact that you are doing it can give encouragement to others to try similar things
2005-12-12 by Greg
... Those cheap Lexmarks are good for something: http://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/179510.php Keep in mind that this was done before the cheap R300
2005-12-12 by Peter Marshall
John, One of my reasons for moving towards digital storage is the rate at which my analogue negatives are deteriorating. Almost all modern 35mm negs for
2005-12-12 by Bill Smith
I just received an new R220 (freebie with my D50). I currently have an R200 that I use for color. I m planning on dedicating one for B&W. Would one be better
2005-12-12 by l33ry
Megan, You ll find that Epson, Canon, HP all offer multifunctions at that price point. Shop around. I think you can do better than the Lexmark. Bob ... for,
2005-12-12 by mjvendrell2
Megan, I once bought a Z22 to use in a motel room for documents and in my experience and opinion these printers are not worth the cost of ink for them even if
2005-12-12 by helen_bach2003
The question has already been answered, but just in case anyone is interested (probably not) I m using Epson K3 inks in a 2200 for B&W. MK, PK, LK, LLK, LC, LM
2005-12-12 by Megan Milligan
After stumbling across something at Walmart I really wasn t looking for, I m seriously considering getting it. I saw a Lexmark P4350 at a local Walmart for
2005-12-12 by Roy Harrington
If you are having difficulties or think there s a bug you should send me some information about it. At a minimum I need to know the OS, the printer, inks and
2005-12-12 by Matti Koskinen
I had the same thing with my C84. It was under warranty and Epson checked it saying nothing was wrong. I came into conclusion it was the paper batch. It just
2005-12-12 by Diane Wright
I have just purchased an Epson 4800 printer to be used in printing graphite art prints. Does anyone have any specifications on the number of copies you can
2005-12-12 by sanfo2003
Epson now has ULTRA Premium Glossy Photo Paper that is even smoother than EPG. So far I have only seen it in 4x6 size. Works well with my R800 with Gloss
2005-12-12 by Carl Schofield
I ve been using the MIS k4 inks in my 2400, both with MK (Eboni) and PK (mostly the latter). I provided some comparisons of Epson k3 and MIS k4 density
2005-12-12 by Kip Babington
I m in the midst of printing my Christmas books (about 750 8x8 prints from 200 or so different images, bound into 9 separate volumes for various family
2005-12-12 by Mark Savoia
Did you download the high res image? Is that a real sample of what the chip can do or is it just the storytellers shot? It is very noisy. Mark ... [Non-text
2005-12-12 by Ernst Dinkla
... The Sony Cybershot DSC-R1 should be the best option but doesn t get above 3 frames per second, but no raw mode then and the camera has no anti-shake. I
2005-12-12 by djon43
Josh, what release are you using and what print size is giving you trouble? My current 2.3.10 allows 11X17 prints only at the edge...like your problem... other
2005-12-12 by Steve Gledhill
John, Expanding a bit on the topic you introduced here ... For me the answer to digital data storage and longevity is to always use whatever is current hard
2005-12-12 by Paul Roark
... Is there any digital camera that can automatically bracket exposure in a burst mode that is so fast it could be done without a tripod? The SLRs with their
2005-12-12 by Paul Roark
... Eboni is close to Museum black. Portfolio black has some dye added to it, which gives it a better dmax but less longevity. The MIS UT-FS and UT-FSN inks
2005-12-12 by claudej1@aol.com
Ah yes, B&W in a color world! How shall we truly compare? First of all, one needs to define film. By way of color ouput capability on every desktop (monitor
2005-12-12 by Carl Schofield
I ve been using the MIS k4 inks in my 2400, both with MK (Eboni) and PK (mostly the latter). I provided some comparisons of Epson k3 and MIS k4 density
2005-12-12 by Greg
... your ... sets of ... custom ... why ... further. ... are ... (or ... I m sure the PK is different, and I m guessing that the LC and LM might be the problem
2005-12-12 by bwbonkers
Bob I guess what you wanted to do was just buy the extra K4 LLK ink + your existing MIS Pro inks for use in your 2400. Save you having two sets of inks. I
2005-12-12 by Bob Michaels
Peter: my excellent experience with the MIS PRO matches yours. I use it in a 1280. That s why I was hoping the MIS PRO and the K4 were the same. Unfortunately,
2005-12-12 by Bob Michaels
Greg: I asked MIS if I could buy just the LK and the LLK and use my existing MIS PRO (2200 ink) and Eboni in a 2400. They said no that their 2200 clone color
2005-12-12 by jt
Scott, Back in June there was a post on this subject from Roger Sopher, who said: An easy way to spot digital prints (matte ones at least) is to print a step
2005-12-12 by bwbonkers
Jerry I cannot answers your question with regards the K4 inks but I did recently do a comparison with MIS Pro vs Epson ink in a 2100. My friends 2100 had MIS
2005-12-12 by Altaf Bhimji
... Well, if folks here can handle reading (and understanding) even a fraction of the techie stuff around printing black and white (esp. on this list...)I
2005-12-12 by finnkrogvig
Hello all I have recently started printing B&W using Piezography and PiezoTone inks. Since I joined this group I have not seen any talk about PiezoTone inks,
2005-12-12 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I expect that s true of all DSLRs. Despite a few nods in the direction of ease of use, they re really SLRs, with all that entails. But we can all handle
2005-12-12 by Altaf Bhimji
Regarding the complexity of digital - there is an interesting article on choosing a digital camera on photo.net web site. I wonder if this still applies to the
2005-12-12 by Scott Jones
... Whoa thanks for this. I forgot that that tool exists. It is great and just what I needed. You can even stick that note off to the side of your image so it
2005-12-12 by Scott Jones
Thanks for the advice so far. With trepidation I actually tried some Spotone on a print with a white spot and to my surprise it actually worked fairly well.
2005-12-12 by Greg
... http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1003&message=16179461
2005-12-12 by Paul Roark
Bob, ... Yes, there are a few improvements in the R220 that are worth the very slight price difference, if any. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-12-12 by Scott Jones
Thanks for the advice so far. With trepidation I actually tried some Spotone on a print with a white spot and to my surprise it actually worked fairly well.
2005-12-12 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Under General Preferences, you can have it record all your actions as metadata in the file. You have a choice of three different detail levels, where the
2005-12-12 by Greg
... customer ... Well it won t work because of the extra light black, but that should be about the only thing that is different. Maybe the light magenta and
2005-12-12 by Bob Michaels
... wrote:
2005-12-12 by Clayton Jones
Hello Scott, ... I use the Memo tool (I think that s what it s called) for exactly that. It puts a little yellow rectangle on the image (can be moved around)
2005-12-12 by Clayton Jones
Hello Gareth, ... I really like your work. My favorite is the wonderfully spooky Woman And Mirror in the Recent work section - there s such a lot of neat
2005-12-12 by jerry78008
With all the well warranted talk of the value and quality of the Epson 2400, and its Epson K3 inks, I was hoping to see more reference to the now, finally
2005-12-12 by JoshLi
For some reason, QuadToneRIP would stop printing an image centered on a page and start printing on the edge of the paper. Has anybody else experienced this
2005-12-12 by scott_now_coming
Sakura makes archival ink pens in various tip sizes and a variety of colors. I have black ones, but I m sure there are gray markers avalible. There are other
2005-12-12 by Andre
... That s what I did. Got a Canon S80, 8mp, manual controls, live histograms, 2.5 LCD. Images easely print to A3+ size without any upsizing. I like the
2005-12-11 by Scott Jones
Greetings, I am looking for a place to store some info about some of the manipulations I have made on an image file. I am trying to clean up some of my image
2005-12-11 by Greg
... Sydney, ... I m afraid that I don t know anyone there, or where to buy materials. The only thing I know about buying materials is that you are somewhat
2005-12-11 by Scott Jones
Greetings, I was printing away today and noticed that an image I have worked up from very small size to about 11x14, has now shown a bright white spot in some
2005-12-11 by Vladimir Kabelik
Hi guys, I haven t been in touch for some time but I always enjoy reading your exchanges. I work mostly in BW, still using the original Cone s Piezography