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This Xmas i have bought PrintMakers Friend. He recommends a negative of 2.4 but with my EpsonP800 with PhotoBlack Ink Printing the QTR calibration test i can get at 75% ink only 1.8-1.9 Density. And i

Did you tried differents paper feed adjustments ?

Hi Dieter, Thank you for your answer. I am printing DTP. Using Toyobo-plates. These are horizontal lines. When I turn the image 90 degrees in PrintTool , the lines remain horizontal. So it has

Hi Eric, Based on your images I have the idea those are scans from BW negatives. Am I correct? I have bumped into similar artefacts with poorly scanned or processed images from clients (i.e. trying

What a strange issue. Seems to make more sense lately to have a computer dedicated solely to printing and not updating it until all bugs are worked out. I see and hear of so many people having issues

Hi Tomas, Thanks for your mail! The thing is, I do DTP. I also narrowed the platen gap from Widest to Wide, but the horizontal lines remain. Best regards, Eric

Hello Eric, I had the same issue with Epson SC-P6000. I was using Tecco production SF140 film to print the negatives. I assume the horizontal lines was caused by the substrate being to thin. 140gsm.

I figured out, the issue was caused by the scanner connected while printing with QTR. once I disconnected the scanner and closed Silver Fast, the prints were fine.

PK can be used on any paper. MK, not so good on glossy. Dilutions use less ink, so if you use PK for that you'll have an inkset that you can use for any kind of paper if you have 100% PK and 100% MK

thanks Walker, at a high level, what's the logic behind not diluting matte black ink? Ecomics of it, or quality?

IMO Don’t dilute the Mk. Use a gloss ink like Hd Pk for the dilutions. Or just go with piezo because it’s properly filtered and encapsulated . . . Walker

Thanks Walker, appreciate the tip. Didn’t want to waste the UltraHD MB ink I have. So any tips like that are very helpful!

Thanks Blayne, that’s literally what I was thinking too. Just try it. It’s all about trying and learning anyways.

80% carbon is going to be very very close to 100%. You have a lot of dots printing in the shadows so you can afford to go to 70% on shade 2 and then bring the others closer especially in the middle

If I were you I’d use whatever I wanted to. Doing my own linearization it should all work out. If it were me, I would want one toner position that I could use depending on what I was trying to do so

I just bought an? I1 pro 1 on Ebay to replace one I'd been using for years. The X-rite label identifies it as a? REV D, but its stamped EFI-ES1000, and comes with EFI software. Windows 11 detects

I've got my Epson 7800 running matte black ink in refillable carts. I've experimented with a couple different ink sets, with and without LC/LM toner carts to neutralize the warmth of the carbon

Hi Roy I am attaching a screen shot that shows what controls are available with the Layout pull down. There is nothing there at all ?similar to Layout with Epson printers. Will follow ?your

Hi Sandy I'm not familiar with the Canon printers and driver but I'd expect it's similar enough to Epson. I see you've gotten down to the Layout pull down. I'd be curious to see what you get under

Here is a screenshot showing where the Epson Advanced Color Settings should be found. I'm pretty sure that Print-Tool is compatible with most if not all printers, though mine are all Epsons except for