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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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
2005-11-30 by Paul D. DeRocco
... So for photo editing, as opposed to drawing, what useful functions does a Wacom tablet give you in Photoshop? -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul
2005-11-30 by Douglas meeuwsen
I looked up the wacom, and also found one called the Acecat flair it looked pretty good and was less expensive. Anyone know about it? Thanks, Doug M ...
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
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
2005-11-30 by john dean
Greg, You ve convinced me. We are going to buy the Wacom, the new Intuos3 6x11 next week for Robin and if I like it I m doing the same. I appreciate that link
2005-11-30 by Sam McCandless
What, roughly, is the smallest sheet on which the 4800 is known to be able to print in this way? Thanks. -- Sam
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
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
2005-11-30 by Greg
... One of ... For anyone sitting on the fence about buying a tablet, I have to agree with the above statements!
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
2005-11-30 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
Lou Thanks, that s useful information Cheers ... Peter Marquis-Kyle conservation architect 5 Colton Street, Highgate Hill, Queensland, 4101, Australia phone
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
2005-11-29 by brianechapman
Thanks John! I will relay your message ;) Good idea about the galleries. I may also go to some of the photo stores to see if they have something. I m in
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
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
2005-11-29 by rgoldman2
A few days ago I responded to a question (message 70525) regarding how to make small test prints on the Epson 4800. I mentioned a paper size check feature
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
2005-11-29 by John Moody
Yes, comes and goes. Very annoying. Best regards, John Moody ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2005-11-29 by Steve Gledhill
Steve Kale wrote: I honestly can t believe people do serious retouching without one. One of the best things I ever bought. I have the Intuos 2 30x23cm.
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
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
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
2005-11-29 by john dean
Thanks guys, I really appreciate the comments. Now I want one myself. I think the 6x11 Intuos would be great for her (and me eventually) because it matches the
2005-11-29 by Steve Kale
I honestly can t believe people do serious retouching without one. One of the best things I ever bought. I have the Intuos 2 30x23cm. Would not want
2005-11-29 by Greg
http://www.wacom.com/lcdtablets/ I wonder how faithful the color is, and how difficult it would be to calibrate/profile one of these?
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
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
2005-11-29 by Greg
I have a 12x12 Calcomp that works pretty well, but is sometimes a little on the big side. If money is no object, I would probably get the Wacom that has an LCD
2005-11-29 by Tom Baker
I have the 6x8 and love it. The 4x5 may be too small for my hands. But, the bigger ones would definitely be to big for me. It s the additional hand/arm
2005-11-29 by John Moody
What size you think you need somewhat depends on what your prior experience is. Mine goes back to the old SummaGraphics tablets. I currently have the
2005-11-29 by Lee Hiers
I use an Intuos 3...the 4x5 (or so) size. Easy to hold in my lap. For the stuff I do with it (masking, dodging, burning, etc.), it s plenty big. I actually
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
2005-11-29 by tech4x5
I have a GTI Professional Desktop Viewer Model PDV-3D for sale. In excellent condition. Please contact me off line at MKraus1044@aol.com.
2005-11-29 by Carl Schofield
Jeff, Thanks for clarification of the RPM resolution on the 2400. By the way, are you using the Pictorico Premium Photo paper with your 2400? I started using
2005-11-29 by Paul Roark
If you re using a newer Photoshop, use Print with Preview. You may also find that No Color Managemnt is what you ll need to use. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-11-29 by Greg
... that ... I think that really may be the key.
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
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
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
2005-11-29 by Lou Iaquinto
Hi Pter, I ve spoken to the helpful people at MIS and Epson Oz and you re right, the main difference is voltage. The R210 is the 240v version of the R200.
2005-11-29 by Paul Roark
The best way to solve the problems of B&W printing are to buy an Epson 2400 or a cheaper Epson and a dedicated B&W inkset. B&W print with a pure color inkset
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
2005-11-29 by bruce cohen
They are your art work. Present them in a way you wish to see other great photos.. Bruce Cohen Roger Loeb wrote: --- In
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
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
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
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
2005-11-29 by Greg
Are you seeing a difference in gloss, or a difference in the color of black when you hold the print at an angle?
2005-11-29 by John Moody
Ernst, Nice. I did something like that for my 26 step target, but this is much better. I also added a continuous tone ramp next to the patches; what I see