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Kirkland an ABW

2005-11-30 by Douglas meeuwsen

It s been so long since I printed on Kirkland that I have forgotten which paper setting works the best in ABW. I think i use prem semi gloss but is there a

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Re: Beginner justification

2005-11-30 by Bob Michaels

There is no economic justification to anything related to photography for 99% of us. It s simply a matter of want not need . Some of us want to print in

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warren macris

2005-11-30 by semajaume

I picked up your thread on the bw digi printing group, Im reying to find a certain warren macris who does extra large inkjet printing, his business is called

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Re: HPR Satin and 'Bronzing'

2005-11-30 by Martin Carrington

Hi Greg, The effect is difference in color as the light is angled on the print, taking on a bronze color as the illumination is at more of an angle to the

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RE: Making a B&W ICC With a Scanner

2005-11-30 by Donald Johnson

I followed Paul s instructions as closely as I could, to produce a grayscale ICC profile. However, instead of the Epson R220 printer, MIS UT-R2 inks, Epson

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Printing B&W from a Pixma iP4200.

2005-11-30 by gbejaranoger

Hi All, this is my first post, I have bought a printer Canon Pixma iP4200, and I have a problem; when I tried to print in B&W I get a slightly magenta copy

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Re: [Digital BW] Beginner justification

2005-11-29 by scott_now_coming

I was sold on inkjet prints for serious work when I went to a local gallery to see some prints by a anture photographer that printed the images on an Epson

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RE: [Digital BW] Beginner justification

2005-11-29 by John Moody

Tell her that inkjet prints on _good_ printers sell for thousands of dollars.... :-) The difference huge, if you know what to look for, but still obvious if

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Re: Beginner justification

2005-11-29 by brianechapman

I should add that I m only currently interested in printing 8x10 or less so I m not looking at larger formats and that I would definately be purchasing the MIS

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Beginner justification

2005-11-29 by brianechapman

I m trying to describe to someone (in an effort to justify the purchase of something) the quality difference between a print made on say an R200 printer (black

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Re: [Digital BW] Posting Delays

2005-11-29 by ann clancy

yes, this has occured several times with my messages. ann Carl Schofield wrote: Recently, when I post a message or reply to a message it make

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Posting Delays

2005-11-29 by Carl Schofield

Recently, when I post a message or reply to a message it make take several hours to a full day before the message is posted. Anyone else experiencing this

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Re: HPR Satin and 'Bronzing'

2005-11-29 by Michael E. Gordon

IMO, HPR Satin is not a universal paper (no paper is!). It works supremely with some images, and not at all with others. Some of my images need a boost that

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Re: Printing B&W from a Pixma iP4200.

2005-11-29 by scott_now_coming

If you re using Photoshop, try using between +2 and +5 green. That seems to take care of any magenta cast I need to deal with. Scott ... iP4200, and I have a

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Re: [Digital BW] MIS k4 black density

2005-11-29 by Carl Schofield

Clayton, Here are my results for printing with MIS MK (Eboni) and the MIS k4 inks in the 2400. I did some tests with Epson Velvet Fine Art (VFA) and

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Wacom Tablet for Photoshop Retouching?

2005-11-29 by john dean

I have a friend/photographer who is having real back difficulties when working hours at a time when retouching her work for neurotic corporate clients on a

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Re: HPR Satin and 'Bronzing'

2005-11-29 by Greg

... paper as the latter (a ... when held at an angle). ... OK, for that I can say that my inks do not show this, all they do is get a reflection which varies

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RE: MIS k4 black density

2005-11-29 by Jeff Magidson

Carl and others; On the R2400 I believe that Photo RPM ( does anyone know what RPM in this case stands for ? ) prints at 5760 x 1440 dpi and PhotoBest prints

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Print Space in Epson Driver

2005-11-29 by retired_photo_chef

I am using an Epson 1280 and following Paul Roark s workflow shown on the MIS web site. I do not find a place on the Epson driver to set the print space to

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Re: [Digital BW] MIS k4 black density

2005-11-29 by Clayton Jones

Hello Carl, ... Great. I m interested not only in dmax comparisons but also your opinion on general appearance compared to K3, and anything else you re aware

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Re: [Digital BW] MIS k4 black density

2005-11-29 by Steve Kale

I think the issue you will find is that you sacrifice a lot more VFA dMax than you gain in HPR dMax. MIS really needs to take Eboni back to the lab and keep

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[Digital BW] Re: Acid Free Foam Core?

2005-11-29 by Leon Strembitsky

Clayton, As a custom picture framer who is also a photographer I can tell you that I ve tried or investigated just about every foamboard out there and the one

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[Digital BW] Re: Acid Free Foam Core?

2005-11-29 by Vincent Orlando

... These people carry it. I just ordered some http://www.framingsupplies.com/ Vinny www.wulfsden.com ... formboard. Or, they did recently. ... resources as

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Re: HPR Satin and 'Bronzing'

2005-11-29 by chipcarterdc

I m not the original poster, but I would describe what I see in this paper as the latter (a difference in the color of black, which shifts to brown or purplish

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