Printing B&W from a Pixma iP4200.
2005-11-29 by German Bejarano
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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2005-11-29 by German Bejarano
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
2005-11-29 by Carl Schofield
Clayton, I will try the MIS MK (Eboni) as well in the 2400. I expect that dmax will be less with Eboni on Epson VFA (1.77 with Epson MK) and more on HPR
2005-11-29 by Ernst Dinkla
Just another greyscale target. Has some lines and rectangles added to see whether Dmax and detail are possible on the same patch + some bleeding control along
2005-11-29 by John Moody
Hmmm. That sounds like it has a high chance of getting particles in the ink, and forever clogging the jets. Epson processes and fills their carts in a
2005-11-29 by German Bejarano
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
2005-11-29 by Martin Sluka
At 07:02 +0000 29.11.2005, Martin Carrington wrote: ... Try the Protecting spray 680 from company Talens. Solvent, but no dust, not the reduction of Dmax. The
2005-11-29 by kenstrain2000
... compared ... perfectly. I ... in-curable ... That fits with my experience: more than once I found a problematic cart (leaks or printing problems) worked
2005-11-29 by Martin Carrington
Hi, Does anyone have experience using inksets other than UC with HPR Satin? I love some aspects of the paper, however I find that the bronzing that is evident
2005-11-29 by Clayton Jones
Hello George, ... Ok, this will help a lot. ... Ok, so let s go with one printer for now. This means you ll use color inks rather than grayscale inks. This
2005-11-29 by Tom OConnell
One space left...please email me offline if interested. cheers, Tom O Connell
2005-11-29 by glemasurier
Clayton, I appreciate the help. Here s my answers to the questions you posed: 1. I m using two different printers at the moment and am not adverse to that.
2005-11-29 by Clayton Jones
Carl, Thanks for the K4 report. Are you planning to test the MK version on matte paper? Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at
2005-11-29 by Clayton Jones
Hello George, ... With so many options available it s hard to make a decision. Answering these questions may help narrow it down: 1) Do you want to do both
2005-11-29 by reederimages
... other ... overall? ... setting that ... of K1 to ... correct ... John, Thanks for taking the time to help. 1. Yes I am comparing them to other Piezo
2005-11-29 by Greg
... illustration ... You can get nylon (or other) 10/32 threaded plugs from http://www.usplastic.com , or go with a nylon screw and get an O ring to help
2005-11-29 by glemasurier
I m considering a purchase of the Epson 2400. I now do B&W on a C86 with EZ MIS inks and color on an R200. I want to go larger format. Should I go to the 2400
2005-11-29 by Greg
... Well if that photo RPM is the same as RPM on my CX6600, that should have given it plenty of dry time between passes. I only mention the BiD/UniD difference
2005-11-29 by Paul Roark
... The first clear C82 clear carts I received had no open fill hole at all. So, I bought a drill to make my own. Maybe a badly-made hole should be sealed and
2005-11-28 by ann clancy
Clay, also, check with contremporary frame company, they carry acid free formboard. Or, they did recently. regards, ann Clayton Price
2005-11-28 by Paul Roark
Carl, ... See http://www.inksupply.com/utr2.cfm under the neutral inks. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-11-28 by ann clancy
Clay, Light impressions carry a product called JetMount, which is fome-Cor, comes in sheets of 32x40 item number is 9490. Also, try redimat.com. regards, ann
2005-11-28 by kenstrain2000
... in the ... have ... As one of those describing problems (on a 1290 and 1270s) I should make it clear that I believe support (Rob) at MIS when he tells me
2005-11-28 by bwinkjet
Hi Clay, An inconvenient and time consuming solution would be to dry mount a 2ply archival board of your color choice to the foam core. Not sure it would be
2005-11-28 by Clayton Price
A couple of you suggested painting the off white paper on the surface of the foam core - to white. An interesting idea, but we re talking about a fine art
2005-11-28 by Carl Schofield
Paul, I ll try the MIS R2 PK and see if that will boost the dmax. Does MIS have this ink on their web site yet? I see MIS Pro listed for the R220, but no
2005-11-28 by xylonic2000
Been lurking for several months and recently purchased an Epson C86 to try my hand at B&W printing. Have Canon i860 and i950 printers for day-to-day use; been
2005-11-28 by Carl Schofield
Greg, Print settings were identical for prints made with Epson and MIS inks. I used 2880 (Photo RPM, HS un-checked) in both cases. The dmax difference is a
2005-11-28 by Carl Schofield
Paul, I ll try the MIS R2 PK and see if that will boost the dmax. Does MIS have this ink on their web site yet? I see MIS Pro listed for the R220, but no
2005-11-28 by Paul Roark
Oddly, the 2400 can t handle the high loads of the older MIS PK inks. I ran into that issue with the R200/220 also. So, for that system I found the best dmax
2005-11-28 by Edward Wiseman
THX for the tip Paul.. Eddie Wiseman ... From: Paul Roark To: DigitalB&WPrint
2005-11-28 by John Moody
I’m not entirely surprised at the Dmax Carl reported. When I asked MIS directly if the K4 photo black achieved the same Dmax as OEM K3, the reply was “K4
2005-11-28 by Paul Roark
There are a couple of threads that seem to be identifying the plugs in the clear carts as problems. I ve used a lot of these carts and seem to have avoided
2005-11-28 by Paul Roark
Eboni is for matte paper, Photo black for glossy paper, which includes Semigloss. If you are printing neutral glossies, the PKN has a better dmax than the
2005-11-28 by ann clancy
The surface will not be archival if painted. dannysoar wrote: ... Paint the off white foam core??? Please visit the Group Homepage to check
2005-11-28 by John Moody
Milt, Pardon me if I’m assuming too little, but are you comparing them to other prints on PR308? Is it smokey only in the solid zero-pixel value areas, or
2005-11-28 by Greg
Carl, are you printing in BiD or Uni-direction? If BiD, try using UniD to see if the extra dry time between passes will bring your dmax back up (or is it
2005-11-28 by bjornaagedk
I want to set up my Epson 2100 for UT7, but I am not sure which black to choose. Most important is the best possible archival print on Semiglossy paper, after
2005-11-28 by Mark Savoia
If you print out a pure black square, is it very black? Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2005-11-28 by dannysoar
... Paint the off white foam core???
2005-11-28 by reederimages
I m new to this forum. Having a big problem getting a reasonable print on my new K7 inkset using the latest QTR RIP and profiles. Printing on Epson Enhanced
2005-11-28 by Carl Schofield
Clayton, I just started using the MIS k4 inks today in my Epson 2400 (currently with the PK loaded). I installed prefilled carts (clear, re-fillable type)
2005-11-28 by ann clancy
I don t know your location, but I have had several pieces done here in Altanta by Digital Arts Studio. They did a wonderful job, the printing on canvas as well
2005-11-28 by ann clancy
try Light Impressions regards, ann Clayton Price wrote: On Nov 28, 2005, at 10:20 AM, in another thread, Clayton Jones mentioned; ... I
2005-11-28 by Roger Loeb
... the ... in my ... You might take a look at the clip frames from http://www.quadroclip.com/quadroclip.html They are reasonably inexpensive and
2005-11-28 by davidkeasey
I ll chime in with my $.02 on the MIS Plug problem... From the moment I saw them, I knew that these plugs would be trouble. So far, I ve only had one leak, but
2005-11-28 by chipcarterdc
If you re going to print the images on canvas yourself, you can just take the canvas print to any (good) frameshop, and they ll be able to mount it on
2005-11-28 by Clayton Price
On Nov 28, 2005, at 10:20 AM, in another thread, Clayton Jones mentioned; ... I only post occasionally, but think others might be interested in this, as well.
2005-11-28 by Jim Panzer
Hi All, I wanted to print my parents up some images on canvas and have them mounted, not framed mind you, just mounted so it s more like a painting. I would
2005-11-28 by dlruckus
Hi Paul. You can also get and use a very inexpensive calibrated step scale from Stauffer to calibrate the scanner or an only slightly more expensive one from
2005-11-28 by Paul Roark
Greg, Excellent idea, thanks. ... Yes, finding the standard is the current issue. This scanner procedure started from my setting up an R220 workflow, but it