Re: Luster Rag, Rag Satin and Silver Rag
2005-11-24 by joaskild
Thanks for the info on Cranes Silver Reg. I shall wait for it too! To bad that it is so diffecould to find Cranes paperes in Europa. With the Photo Rag Satin I
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2005-11-24 by joaskild
Thanks for the info on Cranes Silver Reg. I shall wait for it too! To bad that it is so diffecould to find Cranes paperes in Europa. With the Photo Rag Satin I
2005-11-24 by chipcarterdc
I m not Greg, but I use the HPR Satin, and it s intended for use with Matte Black, which is great for those of us who have only Matte Black loaded in the
2005-11-24 by John Moody
I don’t see any use for it by fine art photographers. The optical path is messy; adds losses and distortions by splitting the incoming rays into many more
2005-11-24 by scott_now_coming
Hi Greg, Which black ink does Hahnemuhle recommend for HPR Satin? PK or MK? Thanks, Scott (who prints using a 4800 with PK) : )
2005-11-24 by scott_now_coming
Crane s Silver Rag hasn t been relaesed yet. And, in case you re not aware, the Silver Rag (100% cotton) is a glossy paper that uses PK (photo black). That s
2005-11-24 by scott_now_coming
If you haven t seen this yet, check it out. Also, make sure you look at the movies. This innovation is truly awesome! Hopefully, they can add shifts and tilts!
2005-11-24 by Greg
I am still testing a box of the HPRSatin. It s an odd paper, but it does give some good performance. The dmax is no better than what I get with other
2005-11-24 by Jack Winberg
HAPPY THANKSGIVING! To all on this fine list! Jack Winberg (A happily learning lurker) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2005-11-24 by Carl Schofield
I tried the Premier Luster Rag and didn t like it. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/message/69212 I don t think that the Crane
2005-11-24 by joaskild
Has anybady compared thise 3 paperes, Premier Luster Rag, Hahnemühle Photo Rag Satin and Crane Silver Rag. I am using Hahnemühle Photo Rag Satin and its a
2005-11-24 by joaskild
Has anybady compared thise 3 paperes, Premier Luster Rag, Hahnemühle Photo Rag Satin and Crane Silver Rag. I am using Hahnemühle Photo Rag Satin and its a
2005-11-24 by Ernst Dinkla
After the camera that allows focusing after you push the button, inkjet printers that print with living organism we are now back to the analogue camera but
2005-11-24 by mkirschner
... identical ... a ... Thanks for the tips, Clayton. Much appreciated. I tried curling the paper one time per your suggestion, and it worked in terms of
2005-11-24 by scott_now_coming
... You could always drizzle paint over it,creating a mixed media piece. THAT would make you a TRUE artist. Scott
2005-11-24 by mark_roth_505
I have been using the UT2 inkset in the R200. I ve come up with a transfer curve to give an impressive result, except in the 65%-80% range, where the cyan (or
2005-11-24 by scott_now_coming
... Gloss ... Sounds good, but do you have faith in the longevity of this paper? Scott
2005-11-24 by john dean
Now that WOULD be some of the greatest fine art photography of our time, but only after you empty a twelve gauge shell into it. Oh...it slipped my mind,
2005-11-24 by Greg
... spray WAIT!!!.......... Art meets life! Take a picture of a car windshield, and print it so the bug a mashed against the glass! Then right an essay about
2005-11-24 by Carl Schofield
I purchased the Premier Luster Rag from IT Supplies. Carl
2005-11-24 by Carl Schofield
The inexpensive (less than $9 for 20 sheets letter size at Amazon) Pictorico Premium Photo Glossy paper is a much better air dried silver gelatine look alike
2005-11-24 by Carl Schofield
I purchased the Premier Luster Rag from IT Supplies. Carl
2005-11-24 by wwodets
John- Actually the Epson USFA is available in sheets at 325gsm, dual sided. The rolls are different. Yes, the image is very sharp on this paper.
2005-11-24 by wwodets
I bought the paper through IT Suplies (a very reliable outfit), but it was shipped directly from Premier in L.A. ITS is taking it all back and has always been
2005-11-24 by Paul Roark
It sounds like there is a QC problem somewhere. What retailers were these purchased from? Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-11-24 by jcrcameras
Hi Further to my problem with QTR, the Epson 2000P printer and the lack of curves, I have been experimenting today and I have found that I can use QTR with my
2005-11-24 by Carl Schofield
I had exactly the same experience when I recently purchased a box of Premier Luster Rag. Ragged edges, poor packaging, scuffed paper surface, warped, and very
2005-11-24 by Ken Carney
Maybe it s just me, but I think everyone is being way too hard on the guy. Putting a 12-gauge round through an abandoned car windshield, as art, hadn t
2005-11-23 by john dean
Thanks for that paper update. It seems like I have heard somewhere that Epson takes the Premier Art rag and coats it again to produce thier Ultrasmooth. If you
2005-11-23 by wwodets
I recently went to Epson Ultrasmooth Fine Art for an OBA-free paper and was impressed with it: good image, impeccable quality, etc. Having heard that Premiere
2005-11-23 by Steve Matten
I have tried it with the OEM ink and Epson EEM paper and was quite pleased with the result. I am kinda new to this whole area and am not sure what banding
2005-11-23 by scott_now_coming
Can t wait to try BO printing out using the Eboni. Have you tried it with the OEM Epson ink? Any banding? Thanks, Scott ... available
2005-11-23 by john dean
And that is exactly why forums like this exist and why it is possible to defer to people who really know what they are doing. But to be fair, the K3 might just
2005-11-23 by Greg
... technology ... someday ... Normally it s free product, not cash. I just skimmed the edges, as I could see that only the very positive things would be
2005-11-23 by James Parker
Tough crowd. ... ...
2005-11-23 by john dean
That was great Bill. That is exactly what I was interested in hearing. I really appreciate your taking the time to elaborate. I ll keep you informed on what I
2005-11-23 by Steve Matten
Just found out that the prefilled R200/R220 cartridges are available from MIS. http://www.inksupply.com/utr2.cfm Can t wait to try BO printing out using the
2005-11-23 by BKPhoto@aol.com
John- We re in the process of converting a 2200 to bulk K7 inks. Have been working with the Bowhaus RIP to build print profiles for K7 and PhotoRag on the
2005-11-23 by John Vitollo
... Was Wet and Cold yesterday here in New Jersey...today just Cold...don t worry your Epson 7000 is nice and cozy...getting ready to fly south.
2005-11-23 by Paul Roark
Ernst, ... The main reason I tend to recommend Gray Gamma 2.2 is that it is such a widely used standard. For people starting out, they can basically ignore
2005-11-23 by john dean
John, Is it cold and wet up there?
2005-11-23 by John Vitollo
... one of the most gifted fine art photographers of our times Dang...He stole my line! Geez...I really couldn t make heads or tails of that article!
2005-11-23 by Barry Schaffer
Hey Jack, I assume you are referring to Performance & Quality, Custom Color, Color Correction and the nVIDIA Display (which pulls up the 6800 settings) for
2005-11-23 by john dean
But he must know, he s one of the most gifted fine are photographers of our times (1930 s Weston aesthetic rip off) and we should respect that. This is
2005-11-23 by Steve Kale
Check out the intro to his website. I wonder who wrote it.
2005-11-23 by Phil Morse
Perhaps you folks didn t notice what happened to the author. (First image) Phil
2005-11-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mitch, ... I really like Red River s Dourian Art, which is pretty much identical to PR (many suspect it is made by Hahnemuhle, they say it is made by a
2005-11-23 by Mark Savoia
Don t we all wish we had that much time to experiment ;) Mark
2005-11-23 by John Moody
Pass the Cool-Aid.... :-) Aside from all that other stuff, I thought the discussion about the need for ideal lighting on glossy prints was good. During the
2005-11-23 by Stephen Petegorsky
... I think that he must have been paid by the word. I ve rarely seen so little said in so many. Stephen Petegorsky petegorsky@external.umass.edu Web site
2005-11-23 by Steve Kale
I m quite surprised that was published.