Re: [Digital BW] New inks: Nanochrome
2005-12-06 by Walt Mucha
... I d be interested if anyone gets the ... I don t think these are the Futures inks. Do you have a reference to that info? Regards, Walt
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2005-12-06 by Walt Mucha
... I d be interested if anyone gets the ... I don t think these are the Futures inks. Do you have a reference to that info? Regards, Walt
2005-12-06 by Mark Savoia
Article says fade tests results available on web site. I don t see them, am I looking in the wrong place? Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been
2005-12-06 by Steve Kale
I m surprised nobody has commented on this: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/12/prweb316598.htm These are the inks formerly referred to as Futures Inks .
2005-12-06 by claudej1@aol.com
Will the EZ 200 or 220 set work in an r300 just as well? claude
2005-12-06 by ferdinand_paris
... First Tom - thanks for your clarification about why you want the RGB create profiles. Steve - the reasons I want a monotone RGB profile are twofold. 1.
2005-12-06 by Steve Kale
Although they each can be depicted by an ICC profile... ;-)
2005-12-06 by hilbyave2
You are correct and I stand corrected. Luther Hert ... white. ... of
2005-12-06 by hilbyave2
Barry, I have a friend in Pacifica, California. His name is Steve Johnson. Steve and an associate Put together a monumental, limited editon photographical book
2005-12-06 by Scott West
Sorry in advance for the OT question, but with the recent mention of pigment MIS B&W inks and their great performance in the Epson R200 and R300 series
2005-12-06 by Greg
Might want to try Ink Aid http://www.inkaid.com you can get small bottles from www.inkjetart.com . I ve never used it, but they claim to have a clear coating
2005-12-06 by Clayton Price
... There was a period a couple of years ago when a number of people on the Piezo 3000 site were complaining about the greenies from the CIS cartridges
2005-12-06 by Kip Babington
Probably a decade ago, in my old-fashioned-film days, I saw a number of black and white (well, not very white) prints displayed in a local gallery that were
2005-12-06 by Henrik
Hi Barry, probably worth getting a skilled person to perform the task of calibration across the board anyway, just my $.02 Henrik
2005-12-06 by Henrik
... From: Barry Koblenz Can someone offer such an explanation? ... Because you need consistency across all platforms and machines, to
2005-12-06 by Paul Roark
... I currently have UT7 inks loaded in my R220, and they worked very well. I omitted the sepia (and, of course, there is not LK), using a second light carbon
2005-12-06 by Paul Roark
Luca, ... Yes, Picture Window Pro will work fine with these printers. Both can be controlled with the settings and sliders in the printer driver. With the
2005-12-06 by Philip Schwartz
Does anyone have any experience using MIS UT or UT2 inks in an Epson R200? I have been using UT-FSN in an Epson C86 with excellent results. I have created
2005-12-06 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Sorry to be pedantic, but... Adobe RGB (1998) and Gray Gamma 1.8 are working spaces, not profiles. The working space is an attribute of the image file,
2005-12-05 by Walt Mucha
... Layers ... on here ... I see it everytime I flatten an image with text layers that have bevel/emboss and drop shadow applied. Drives me nuts but I guess
2005-12-05 by scott_now_coming
I flatten too, and I never noticed any change . I also save the original version without flattening or merging the layers in case I want to make changes later
2005-12-05 by scott_now_coming
The C86 with MIS inks is what I would recommend. It uses 4 inks instead of 6, like the R220. For Black Only printing, the R220 is the way to go. Paul and/or
2005-12-05 by chipcarterdc
Check this place out; http://www.horizonsisg.com/AlumaJet/default.asp Even though they re local to me (in Cleveland) I haven t tried it yet and have no idea of
2005-12-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Frank, ... I m surprised to hear this because it has not been my experience. I often have lots of layers and always use Flatten in the Layers menu, and
2005-12-05 by matthew pace
Hello, Has anyone seen or had B&W prints made on aluminium? If so where do you get it ? thanks matthew pace
2005-12-05 by hilbyave2
Johnny, I work with a PC with a Samsung 240T monitor that is now about 4 years old. Recently, I replaced the PC. When I replaced the PC, I researched video
2005-12-05 by Paul D. DeRocco
... You didn t say if you were scanning color or B&W. Color is obviously more demanding. Monitor calibration is important if you intend to manually adjust the
2005-12-05 by Barry Koblenz
Thank you.
2005-12-05 by John Moody
A project of this size without prior experience is unsettling. If the collection has much value, or the desired results are high quality, you want to make
2005-12-05 by Louis Dina
Barry, Calibrating all your monitors to the same standard (color temperature, luminance, gamma, etc) will make sure that all people see the same image on their
2005-12-05 by Frank Kolwicz
George, I haven t noticed image changes when converting monochrome channel mixer to grayscale by itself, but I have noticed that, with a stack of image layers
2005-12-05 by lscaglio2002
Hello to all!! I a wet printer but recently I begun to scan my TriX negs and I master them with Picture Window Pro; when I try to print with my r800 the
2005-12-05 by Steve Kale
If you have a monotone RGB file you can still convert to a greyscale output ICC profile for printing. You don t need an RGB monotone ICC profile . The only
2005-12-05 by dlruckus
I m not sure why either unless it would be useful in toning B&W and controling subtle shifts. If so, I m all for it. Regards Duane ... Perhaps someone can
2005-12-05 by Bill Morse
Hi Barry- It sounds like there are more issues here than monitor calibration. You are about to start a large, very expensive project. IMHO, you need someone
2005-12-05 by Paul Roark
... It sounds like settling. That usually isn t an issue with desktop printers because the carts are in the head carriage and get well agitated every time the
2005-12-05 by glemasurier
... That s exactly the case. I ve been rennovating a house and haven t printed on the C84 in about 4-5 months. I had some pre-filled EZN carts in the printer
2005-12-05 by Tom Husband
I thought an RGB-QTR-Create-ICC app would be for a monotone rgb file where as the existing QTR-Create-ICC is for grayscale only. You re saying that an RGB
2005-12-05 by Barry Koblenz
I am part of a large project in which we are scanning thousands of old glass plates & films. It was proposed that we at least calibrate our monitors for Win &
2005-12-05 by Steve Kale
Yes and an RGB version would be for printing greyscale images only also. There are already plenty of apps out there for RGB profiles - including the one that
2005-12-05 by Tom Husband
Isn t QTR-Create_ICC for grayscale only? Steve Kale wrote: Why do you need RGB? ... [Non-text portions of this message have been
2005-12-05 by John Moody
Using an analog (CRT) monitor, I notice that the local contrast of detailed images is dependent on the video card and monitor, even if it is perfectly
2005-12-05 by Greg
... Compared side by side, German Etching is slightly more white. But Museo Max is brighter (whiter) than some of the Innova papers.
2005-12-05 by Arthur Fink
... So do I ... which is why I put off topic in the subject, and asked for responses just to me and not to the list. I expect that members of this list may
2005-12-05 by Clayton Jones
Hi George, ... Ahh, that s good to hear, I m relieved . ... No, it doesn t change anything. I ve never seen it do that no matter what conversion method I
2005-12-05 by Steve Kale
Why do you need RGB?
2005-12-05 by jamesdsteele2001
My experience with Museo Max seems to be quite different from many of the comment. I m printing on an Epson 4000 with US inks using QTR on a Mac. With very
2005-12-05 by Tom Husband
Hi Ferdinand, For me a custom RGB-QTR-Create_ICC profile for my printer will do a better job than the generic QTR-RGB-Matte along with the QTR curves I made
2005-12-05 by Mark Savoia
I have a hard time understanding this type of question on a digital black and white list :) Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2005-12-05 by Johnny Eades
There is one subject I haven t seen discussed very much on this group, and that is the importance of the video card in the production of the finished
2005-12-05 by Arthur Fink
I have a personal request of list members. If you can respond, please just send to me personally, and NOT TO THE LIST. I m seeking striking examples of things