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Re: 2200 vs. 2400 (Qimage challenge)

2005-12-09 by scott_now_coming

I m assuming you own QImage. Make a print through QI and then one through PS or whatever you are printing through. IMO, QI s pyrimid interpolation (as well as

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Re: Sharing EyeOne Profiles

2005-12-09 by john dean

Let them prove their case in court. ... sharing profiles made with ... profiles made with a GM ... X-Rite device).

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RE: [Digital BW] Sharing EyeOne Profiles

2005-12-09 by Paul D. DeRocco

... Depends upon the license you own. The cheaper licenses don t allow sharing, but I believe you can buy a more expensive license that does. I find it all

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Replacement for Broadwing Semi-Matte?

2005-12-09 by helen_bach2003

Hi, Does anyone have a recommendation for a paper to replace the discontinued Hawk Mtn Broadwing semi-matte? It has the smoothest, brightest base of all the

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Re: 2200 vs. 2400 (Qimage challenge)

2005-12-09 by David Keenan

... Scott -- I have used Qimage in my former Photoshop - Qimage - QTRGui - 2200 workflow. I have read of all of the advantages of Qimage especially related

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Re: [Digital BW] Film vs Digital

2005-12-08 by Megan Milligan

I think so. She was mostly composited. M. Mark Savoia wrote: Was she converted? ... Mark ... Please visit the Group Homepage to check the

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Sharing EyeOne Profiles

2005-12-08 by Steve Kale

From time to time we have discussed on this forum the issue of sharing profiles made with the EyeOne. I find it interesting that Bill Atkinson freely shares

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Re: [Digital BW] Film vs Digital

2005-12-08 by Megan Milligan

Digital Photo Pro magazine has a really good article on several methods for converting color images to black and white, and it goes way beyond just converting

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RE: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3584

2005-12-08 by Doug Fisher

... that it would be smart for something like a printer. In this case it worked out like dream for me. CompUSA literally asked me no questions and had the new

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Clogging solved or not !

2005-12-08 by Andre

Some 6 months ago, after battling incessant clogging with the magenta ink, I decided to leave my Epson 1160 turned on all the time. Sure enough, the clogging

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Glossy Prints on the Epson 2400

2005-12-08 by mxgo95747

I just finished printing (8 by 10 ) on Kirkland and Pictorico hi-gloss white film glossy papers. All settings were the same, the kirkland paper makes an

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Re: Film vs Digital

2005-12-08 by garethjolly

Thanks everyone A couple of things - like a few others on the list, obsolescence is an issue for me. I d like the technology to stabilise before investing.

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HP 24 inch printer

2005-12-08 by Daniel K. Lee/DKL Images

I m wondering if anyone is using HPs new 24 inch wide photo printer? It seems too good to be true...about $1300 - it s 1600 less then Epsons version... Daniel

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Re: K3 vs. K7 - Initial Observations

2005-12-08 by joshhackney

Walt, Thanks for your input. My only resistance has been that VFA is not available larger than 13x19, and I had hoped to offer one paper through all sizes.

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Re: Roll Paper and flaking

2005-12-08 by chipcarterdc

I do unroll it, but not through the printer. Rather, I unroll significantly more than I m going to use from the roll (with the paper laying on top of the

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Roll Paper and flaking

2005-12-08 by Steve Kale

How are you guys dealing with flaking on roll paper (eg HPR)? Do you pull a chunk through the machine, brush it down and then wind it back? I m worried about

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Re: 2200 vs. 2400

2005-12-08 by scott_now_coming

no need for Qimage ... Are you serious? QImage is THE printing program to use, no matter what printer you are using. IMHO, Scott ... reliably over the past

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Re: Film vs Digital

2005-12-08 by digikdm

I spent several years scanning 35mm negatives with a top end Nikon scanner and then with a Minolta 4000 dpi scanner(incidently, the Nikon was much better

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Re: K3 vs. K7 - Initial Observations

2005-12-08 by wwodets

Josh- VFA is a considerably whiter and cooler paper than USFA. The VFA contains OBAs. I have never compared the two with the same driver paper setting

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Re: [Digital BW] Film vs Digital

2005-12-08 by Walt Mucha

... And lets not forget that digital has no grain. There s also economics to consider. If you shoot a lot of film the savings on processing will pay for the

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Re: [Digital BW] Film vs Digital

2005-12-08 by djon43

Some aren t going transition for a while, if ever, because current concepts should be retired within in a year or two. After all, who wants to get stuck with

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RE: 2200 vs. 2400

2005-12-08 by David Keenan

... Clayton -- Followed your suggestions for a 2400 workflow and jeepers the prints I just made are so much better then the ones I made yesterday. I m using

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Re: K3 vs. K7 - Initial Observations

2005-12-08 by Greg

... carts for the 7800/9800. ... pressurized carts! ... Maybe someone will let some of us tinker with the empties? If you can refill the presurized carts for

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K3 vs. K7 - Initial Observations

2005-12-08 by joshhackney

Set-up #1. 7800, K3, Epson Matte Black, ABW, Neutral, Light, Innova Photo Smooth Cotton, QTR create ICC with i1. Set-up #2. 2200, K7, K7 Black, QTR, IJM s

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Re: 2200 vs. 2400

2005-12-08 by David Keenan

Clayton -- We sure seem to see eye-to-eye on the 2400 printer. I (almost) never buy one those extended warranties but somehow I thought that it would be smart

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Re: [Digital BW] Film vs Digital

2005-12-08 by Sam McCandless

... I m not. But I still haven t got a digital camera, because first I couldn t tell how best, and then I couldn t tell when best, to start to make the

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Re: 2200 vs. 2400

2005-12-08 by Clayton Jones

Hello David, ... This is EXACTLY what happened to me, except my 2200 paper feed mechanism got sick with only 30 days left on the warranty - that s cutting it

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Re: [Digital BW] Film vs Digital

2005-12-08 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service

... If it s only resolution that you are interested in, those figures tell the story. Film (esp. B&W negative) has a much broader espouse latitude and a

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Film vs Digital

2005-12-08 by garethjolly

I ll confess, I m a film die hard. But I recently saw a very impressive print from a Canon 16 megapixel SLR. It would have been maybe 1.2 x 40 cm. Now, logic

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2200 vs. 2400

2005-12-08 by David Keenan

My year old Epson 2200 decided that it forgot how to feed paper reliably over the past couple of days. Fortunately I bought the printer at CompUSA with a 2

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Re: Bulk Ink in Europe

2005-12-07 by dlruckus

Paul. I use the 3000 with a version of your VM mix(slightly lighter and more desaturated toner). It gives a narrower, but adequate for my purposes, range of

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Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3582

2005-12-07 by Ernst Dinkla

... http://www.mediastreet.com/site/bulk_bottles.html G8 www.inksupply.com K4 http://www.inkjetcolorsystems.com/welcome_to_inkjet_printing.htm Ernst -- Ernst

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Re: Bulk Ink in Europe

2005-12-07 by corberanokin

Hello I ve bought the CIS Ink Republik and MIS inks K4 for Epson r2400. It works perfectly and I have nt had a problem with transportation and the customs. I

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