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Epson
Doc 1 |
This is the document that contains
many FAQ's. To me, it sounds like what Epson use commercial to fight
against it's competitors e.g. Canon, HP |
| Technical
Brief : Inkjet Printers |
From Epson. The content is overlapped
with the Technical Brief - Archival inks. |
| Technical
Brief : Archival inks |
From Epson. To explain each types
of inks. Especially, the durabrite and the old archival ink set. |
| RGB
printing guide |
This is from Epson
Australia. Very useful slide show of how to get the color right
by using Adobe gamma utility and workflow related. |
| Product
Support Bulletin |
This come out in Jan 03 about the
possibility that the absorptive capacity inside the printer may be
full. I have seen this problem before with the 1280 (without warning)
and I'm amazed to see that the C80 weren't warned about this until
now ! (C80 came out a year or more before Jan 03). |
| Ultrachrome
ink |
The insight of ultrachrome ink written
by Ian Burley. |
| Ultrachrome
ink test |
by Vincent Oliver on his web site. |
| Epson
2100 spec |
The Epson USA has not published
the Spec sheet of 2200 while the British has. This is from Epson
UK. |
| First
Published refill method |
The very first refill instruction
I found published on line from the anonymous website who now don't
want to reveal themselves, tell me how wrong it is ? |
| Another
dangerous refill1 |
After you understand the cartridge,
you'd never want follow this. |
| Another
dangerous refill2 |
Same thing. It's a copycat of the
bad instruction. |
| Choosing
right Ultrachrome black ink |
This is the very useful document
to help us to understand the PB and MB. |
| Refill
Technique |
Ah ha.. I'm not the only one person
who tried to find a way to win this complicated cartridge. Jon
has found the other way around to effectively and safely refill this
cartridge. Lots of pictures. |
| Illford
paper |
The document made by Illford to
explain the different papers and how it works. |
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Gretag
Macbeth |
Is it the best? I'm not sure but
it sure is expensive and it's the one that Epson used to make their
canned profiles. |
| Eye
One Color |
one of my dream systems. Bad enough,
too expensive to afford. |
| EZ
color |
many levels of entry for this company.
I found their EZ color Monaco (entry level) works fine for me. Notice,
I didn't say it's perfect. |
| Color
Vision |
Another company that sells something
more affordable. Pick the one that work for you. You'll be wondering
how could you profile your printer in just a snap. George Rodart is
a very helpful customer support. |
| Profile
Prism |
The cheapest on earth for profiling
tools. The development on this software is on-going. Now it's v 3.6
but soon it'll be v. 9.6. The same author who made a famous Qimage
- Mike Chaney. |
| Praxisoft |
Most people will know this company
for the maker of WiziWYG. I have no experience. It's certainly not
cheap but affordable ! |
| Colorblind |
I got to admit that I know very
little about this company. But it's a proof that there are more than
many to choose from. |
| Chromaticity.com |
Another web site that both selling
the various products and providing a profiling service. |
| Rods
and Cones |
Nice name and nice source for the
CMSs. |
| chromix.com |
The integrated shopping place to
buy all the gadgets for color management. |
| profilecity.com |
They are selling and providing the
service for profiling. |
| cathysprofiles.com |
Read the story of somebody who started
to enter the the profiling world from nothing and never thought to
come this far.. Cathy now own the professional
instruments and would like to offer everyone the usable profiles at
a reasonable price. For those who never enjoy the scanner based profiles
making and also don't want to spend 3-4 grands - this is the way to
go. |
