Re: [Digital BW] Re: 1280 / MIS SPONGELESS CART PROBLEM
2005-11-28 by Edward Wiseman
MY THX to Ken,Ken and John for your repsonses.... I ve contacted MIS this AM, and they are sending me a new empty color cart and a color cleaning cart to try,
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2005-11-28 by Edward Wiseman
MY THX to Ken,Ken and John for your repsonses.... I ve contacted MIS this AM, and they are sending me a new empty color cart and a color cleaning cart to try,
2005-11-28 by Clayton Jones
Hello Matti, ... Congrats on the show. Also nice to hear that the HP 9800 does good BO prints. There are lots of Black Only lovers out there who will be
2005-11-28 by ann clancy
What are the gallery requirments; usually the director or curator dicate the types of frames, and whether the images need to be hung salon style. regards, ann
2005-11-28 by Matti Koskinen
Hi all, Firstly warm thanks to all on this list. Without your knowledge, I would never come this far. I have a one man show on a local art gallery in january
2005-11-28 by garethjolly
PS Sorry, Bob. I did miss your last post! But they still only seem to have A3+... ... one in
2005-11-28 by garethjolly
Thanks, Bob and Jeffrey. I ve doublechecked the Epson Aus website - it doesn t list the VFA when you search paper by by printer for the R2400. Strangely,
2005-11-28 by kenstrain2000
... MIS supply 2 types of plug (at least) one is a solid cylinder with a small bump at one end, these go flush into the cart when fitted. The pin trick is
2005-11-28 by Greg
First let me admit that I haven t read through your procedure yet. That said, it would probably be best to always compare the printed patches to some kind of
2005-11-28 by Paul Roark
I ve had several contacts from people with other than the R220 printer who want to use this scanner ICC procedure. The problem is to find a middle gray
2005-11-28 by lmpipes
... Ahhh...the bottom fill adapter attaches to a syringe. Now I get it. My husband is a chemist and has these supplies at his lab, so I ll get to try this
2005-11-28 by Stephen Billard
I am unable to reproduce the problem you describe on the current version of QTRgui. The current version is 2.3.13. Please update to this version and see if the
2005-11-28 by John Vitollo
... I had the same problem. I think what happened in my case was I placed Windex on the parking pad and let the head sit overnight....as the Windex drained
2005-11-28 by Clayton Jones
Hello Keith, ... I have tried this with my pocket digicam images and it does seem to help some to lessen badly combed histograms. It isn t the same as a true
2005-11-28 by Clayton Jones
Hello JWP, ... I didn t see any replies to your post so I ll take a stab at it. I can t speak to the Mac OS part, but there seems to be a general agreement
2005-11-28 by rikyu99
Hello, I just started using the spongeless carts in my new 1280 (with UT2 inks). When I received the new T009 cart, the plugs were not in the cart, supplied in
2005-11-27 by kenstrain2000
Sorry, I forgot to add (actually, hesitated to add):- when I was caught out like you (empty chambers due to leaks), I assumed the printhead had got full of
2005-11-27 by Paul Roark
Peter, The just released R230 looks like the R220 in the U.S. The R210 looks like the R200. I d go for the R230. The driver improvements are significant and
2005-11-27 by kenstrain2000
... ... For the record:- I bought 6 T009 and T007 spongeless carts over the past few months. 2 of the T009 came with semi-hollow, T-shape plugs, the
2005-11-27 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
In Australia Epson sell the R210 printer -- http://www.epson.com.au/products/inkjet/stylusPhotoR210.asp -- but not the R220 printer. Can anyone here tell me
2005-11-27 by Paul Roark
For 8x10, the R220 is the state of the art now -- and for $70, a great value. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-11-27 by Keith Cooper
I ve been looking at some of the various ways of producing black and white from colour and wondered if there were any ways to get better results if, for some
2005-11-27 by pahtspix
Hello Group.. Yes..I know I ve been a STRONG proponent of the MIS SPONGELESS carts for use in a 1280..BUT..I guess now it s MY turn to come to the group with a
2005-11-27 by Vince
Hi Paul... thanks for your reply (and great web site, BTW!) Yeah, I m starting to think along the lines of replacement as well... probably makes sense to
2005-11-27 by Paul Roark
... I m not familiar with the 925. It appears to be a relative of the 820, which MIS appears to have part for. However, I take it from the MIS materials that
2005-11-27 by BKPhoto@aol.com
I ll drink to that. BK ... From: john dean To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sun, 27 Nov 2005 19:41:37 -0000
2005-11-27 by Greg
... yellow in ... linearize ... setup for ... Problems? ... If used in one of the bigger printers (7/9000 or 75/9500), it would make a good small gamut ink set
2005-11-27 by john dean
I know, we re lucky to still be alive. What is happening now is what I dreamed of then (in the days of Henry Fox Talbot) - total black and white tonal cuve
2005-11-27 by scott_now_coming
The R800 and R1800 are the wrong printers for B&W. Excellent for color, though. Scott ... tried ... but ... light ... R220
2005-11-27 by fjohn1963
I tried several searches of this group but came up with nothing, so here is my issue: I m having a problem with the automated printing functions in the QTR QUI
2005-11-27 by Rick Colson
Anyone tried using Epson K3 blacks along with light C, light M and yellow in a six-color printer (like a 1270/1280)? How hard would it be to linearize this
2005-11-27 by Vince
Hi All... new to the group and have read thru tons of the archives trying to get up to speed on high-quality B&W printing. I have an Epson Photo Stylus 925
2005-11-27 by Tyler Boley
Bill and John, we sure are coming off like reminiscing codgers. Bromophen! Yes! Turned on to it for Portriga by Michael Burns, one of the best printers I ve
2005-11-27 by timeexposure
I shoot digital only for a few years and my best B&W prints where from offset printing (quite expensive for a signe picture...)! I own a R800 (brillant for
2005-11-27 by john dean
Tyler, That is so interesting. I used to have a quart of that Benetrizole right beside my tray to cool it off a little too before I completed the procedure
2005-11-27 by Paul Roark
I ve put a tutorial on my website on how to make ICCs using Roy s Create ICC program and a flatbed scanner. See
2005-11-27 by Paul Roark
... And a syringe. See the instructions for filling one of these carts at http://www.inksupply.com/c86_slc_refill.cfm, note #5. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-11-27 by BKPhoto@aol.com
The old Portriga Rapid--with a bit of benzo in the developer!--gold toned. Some of the most beautiful prints I ve ever seen. Wet or digital darkroom. Bill K.
2005-11-27 by Bob Frost
Gareth, Did you see my last post to you? Your Epson online shop in Australia sells Velvet Fine Art paper, at least in suitable sizes for an R2400. Didn t look
2005-11-27 by gianni
... I am not using QTR, but the Paul Roark workflow for Epson 7000 or 7500. Do you know something about it? Thanks for your answer. Gianni
2005-11-27 by Tyler Boley
... John, you do have excellent taste. My favorite paper for years. A bit of benzetriazole in the developer to make it a bit more neutral, and a slight
2005-11-27 by lmpipes
Paul, So, from your links, it appears that all I need to prime the existing carts is the bottom fill adapter? I was hoping to test out these inks without too
2005-11-27 by Carl Schofield
I use just 3 of the k7 grays (#3, 5, and 7) with the k7 MK and get very smooth tonal transitions, with QTR and the Epson 4000. Using the carbon sepia grays on
2005-11-27 by lindenblade
Just wondering what luck people are having with this new set up. I m looking forward to trying it out myself when money and time permit. I m also wondering if
2005-11-27 by Jeremy Turner
Hi Gareth I m in Sydney too..... I recently bought an A3+ pack of VFA from Harvey Norman in Moore Park. They didn t have A4 packs of it, but maybe they have
2005-11-26 by garethjolly
It s a fair question. I m trying to find a favourite paper at the moment and have a box of Ilford to use up. You might have seen from my other post that I m
2005-11-26 by rgoldman2
I m not sure how small you can go, but you can certainly go small enough for test strips and smaller than the standard paper sizes. There is a setting in the
2005-11-26 by john dean
If I remember correctly that Agfa 118 paper was a silver rich warm toned matte paper with a slight luster finish. I actually like it because it looked kind of
2005-11-26 by scott_now_coming
I think you should try the ABW first, since it s included with hte printer and doesn t cost you extra money. If after using ABW for awhile you aren t happy
2005-11-26 by Paul Roark
... Can you describe the finish on that? The tone/hue of carbon inks come very close to some of the old prints I ve seen, and carbon is the most lightfast
2005-11-26 by Wendel White
I like the Cone inks and ImagePrint which works quite well for me. I have never tried to reproduce an appearance from analogue printing as a goal for my