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2001-08-24 by Martin Wesley
Bill, Ah! Glad you asked. Go to the group homepage. Go to the Files section and open the folder Coating Inkjet Prints . There you will find 4 long and posts
2001-08-24 by Martin Wesley
... densities of all the common papers? ... thing? ... used to characterize all of these green issues? I understand that different lighting conditions can
2001-08-24 by wparsons@evergreen-funds.com
Martin, Would you describe the workflow process for this, please. Tnx, Bill ... put into it. If you want an air-dried silver look from you inkjet prints you
2001-08-24 by Martin Wesley
... wrote: (snip) ... that ... printed ... amount of ... a 2820 ... match the ... print (using ... had been ... mostly that ... Don t give up
2001-08-24 by Brian Mikiten
Forgive me if some of these questions are redundant but: 1) Has anyone taken a densitometer and measure the base reflection densities of all the common papers?
2001-08-24 by Martin Wesley
... much ... was ... Antonis, Robert Just to tag on an additional note. If there are optical brighteners present that are fluorescing, the amount of visible
2001-08-24 by Nicholas Hartmann
... Thank you, Bernd; this sounds very promising. I m disappointed that the MIS inks are not perceptibly cooler than Piezo, but there s always the tinting
2001-08-24 by Nicholas Hartmann
... Harvey - I don t believe there is any such thing as a perfect representation of an image in any medium; every print is an interpretation. I m also not
2001-08-24 by Nicholas Hartmann
... Not dip and dunk, but I did take a paintbrush and apply both the VM black and the double-density black to the same sheet of paper. They looked identical,
2001-08-24 by Nicholas Hartmann
... Martin - I m not planning on giving up the darkroom just yet. But I agree that inkjet output is qualitatively different: last night I scanned and printed a
2001-08-24 by Robert Rex
... Antonis, sorry for the delayed response. you are right that whiteness needs to take into account ALL color info. I really should have denoted L, A, and
2001-08-24 by mh@toomanyartists.com
i would also like to add that it has been claimed that this is the only rip in the industry that is more than 8 bits. Almost all large format
2001-08-24 by Nij
Hi - tried to post this in response to your email off-list, and it bounced for some reason or other... Re: [Digital BW] inks for the 7000 & Cone RIPThe Pro24
2001-08-24 by Julian Thomas
Bernd, Have you tried the FS inks using the workflow on the MIS page? Julian ... From: Ruhrfoto/Bernd L. To:
2001-08-24 by Nij
I believe a queue is what it is. You can set the system to Cut files from the queue once printed, or set it not to do that, as I am suggesting. You then need
2001-08-24 by Ruhrfoto/Bernd L.
Fellows, as I´m rather experienced with Piezo-printing and I really love my piezo prints I would apreciate a lower ink price (which is US price plus about
2001-08-24 by Ruhrfoto/Bernd L.
Paul, excuse the late reply. Its to much on t his list... My MIS VM (variable mix) images on the 1290 remain posterized, even if I follow your instructions for
2001-08-24 by Ruhrfoto/Bernd L.
... Spectrum inks ... Bingo, read message 860 If so, are you ... Not yet. ... with MIS ... inks. The MIS FS innks are a very little bit cooler than Piezo, but
2001-08-24 by Paul Roark
Tyler, I use Epson Archival Matte as a standard. It s the paper most seem to use (most of the Piezo print exchange group I was in used it, for example) and
2001-08-24 by Paul Roark
... That might work fine -- desaturate and then apply the appropriate adjustment curve. I guess as a practical matter, total desaturation simply turns the
2001-08-24 by Todd Flashner
Desaturate is pretty limited. Apply a Channel Mix adjustment layer set to monochrome while in RGB. It ll take the color out of your file using whatever blend
2001-08-24 by Todd Flashner
Jerry, I happen to have an inside track on the Brooklyn Bridge if your in the market for one. ;-) Todd
2001-08-24 by Terry & Nancy
I have a generic question and am just looking for some feedback. A friend posed this question to me and I thought the group members here would be able to
2001-08-24 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 08/23/2001 7:40:11 PM Pacific Daylight Time, nigel@njrpc.demon.co.uk writes:
2001-08-24 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 08/23/2001 12:51:35 PM Pacific Daylight Time, tyler@tylerboley.com writes: tyler@tylerboley.com writes:
2001-08-24 by Nij
Yes! Check www.piezography.com for details. But essentially, the RIP is 8 or _16bit_ - is stand-alone (PC ONLY - a source of some contention for Mac-shops),
2001-08-24 by Martin Wesley
See what I mean, I go and ask everyone to be more careful about updating subject lines in threads that are drifting in topic. Then what do I do? I forget to
2001-08-24 by sherer@urd.umass.edu
I spoke with Bob at MIS about an inkset that would match the piezo/bw for the 7000. They have not developed that as yet (and may not at all). He referred me to
2001-08-24 by Jerry Olson
There isn t much metamerism with the MIS inks. Haven t tried sepia tone prints though. Jerry
2001-08-24 by Jerry Olson
Steve, MIS makes a VM variable toned 4 color inkset too. I have a friend who just got paul s curves for it, so he can use it on his 1160. But doesn t the 7000
2001-08-24 by SKID Photography
... I would agree that inkjet prints (and the whole digital system), in the right hands would be better on average than *anyone s* silver printing. Harvey
2001-08-24 by SKID Photography
... Dear Nick, While I certainly don t know what the problem is that does not allow you to perfectly represent your images digitally, I still think that there
2001-08-24 by toomagenta@aol.com
Is anyone using the MIS Archival Color inkset to produce sepia toned prints? If possible, could you comment on the metamerism exhibited by this process? The
2001-08-24 by Tyler Boley
... snip... ... temperature ... There is heat involved in your tests? snip... ... claims by ... Only if the exact same tests on the same paper (hopefully
2001-08-24 by sdmey4@aol.com
Jerry since the Pro 24 Piezo machine reportedly only uses 4 tones,With piezo, Where on the MIS web site does it tell us 7000 users what inks to put where? I
2001-08-23 by Jerry Olson
That s what I assumed would be done. Jerry
2001-08-23 by Jerry Olson
Paul, I just assumed he would scan in color, and then desaturate the file, leaving it in RGB. He then wouldn t have to convert to grayscale and back again.
2001-08-23 by Martin Wesley
Yet another plea to follow the posting protocols with regards to changing the Subject line of your messages as the thread topic shifts! Please go to Files
2001-08-23 by Jerry Olson
They have. You d just have to refill virgin 7000 cartridges with the MIS inks. Jerry
2001-08-23 by Jerry Olson
yes. (assuming Bret Weston prints them with a quad system.). He might not be able to do so, as he s assumed room temperature. :) jerry
2001-08-23 by Martin Wesley
In revisiting Strange Ross s website, http://axp.psl.ku.dk/~ross/ I noticed that he has a very detailed workflow for using Piezo Inks to produce film positives
2001-08-23 by Phil Bard
Martin, BTW, I m printing on Ilford Multigrade IV gloss. Durst L1200 diffusion light with Schneider 150mm, stopped down at least 2 from wide open. Phil
2001-08-23 by Jerry Olson
Have you done a dip and dunk test with a small strip of paper with the VM black ink? I find it to be the blackest of all pigmented inks. Possibly you have a
2001-08-23 by Phil Bard
Martin, Although I haven t made a 24x30 of the full image off the LJ neg, I have to say that the 8x10 crop prints (at that magnification) of the LJ and
2001-08-23 by sdmey4@aol.com
I just ran through 6 posts titled using the Epson Driver and Cone Inks Not one had anything to do with drivers or inks!!!!!!!! No wonder its impossible to
2001-08-23 by Martin Wesley
Paul, Could you simply stay in RGB and desaturate the image before printing? Martin ... understand it ... variable-tone ... a B&W, is ... With ... scanning in
2001-08-23 by Rich Seiling
We switched to this a little over 2 years ago for our Macs. I feel it gives a much more accurate soft proof. (previously using 1.8 D50) It also cleared up the
2001-08-23 by Martin Wesley
... wrote: (snip) ... outdo or ... specifically ... life allow ... can make ... chemicals, ... taking them ... If I can ... context, I ...
2001-08-23 by Paul Roark
... Yes to both. ... I suspect this applies more to dyes than pigments. As I understand the process, oxidation is at the core. The ratio of surface area to
2001-08-23 by Martin Wesley
This debate will continue to surface but, to a large extent, I don t believe it has an answer except to the individual. The mediums are different. It is like