MiguelD

Might be easier doing it in Word using one of the many label templates that come with Office. M

My 3880 has never clogged during the three years I've owned it, and I don't use it daily. M

No they aren't if you are testing and proofing. I've been doing this quite successfully for years. M

In reality, the Pro-100, using cheap PC inks for disposable prints, is far cheaper to test work on than using the 3880 for everything. In reality, I haven't found dye inks from the Pro-100 to ...

Pigment inks are developed specifically to fulfill design and rendering requirements of specific printer models. I assume that in addition to color/tone rendering, there are viscosity requirements ...

[deleted] It's mostly an unfair comparison, as the 3880 has an MK and an extra grey tone (Light Light Black). The transitions in tones across the image are just more elegant. I also think AWB is a ...

I treat my Pro-100 as a proofing printer for the valuable stuff that comes out of my Epson 3880. If the Pro-100 B&W is off slightly it's not a big deal as I'll trash the proof anyway. M

I had that rather notorious printer. I would purchase HP 70 carts and used third party carts made by a company in Montreal that is now out of business. M

If you paid for the printer with a credit card, check to see if your card company doubles the warranty on purchases. M

In my experience, checking the B&W box is the equivalent of choosing ABW printing with Epson models. This mean that the printer manages the process, and I select driver-based tone rendering choices. ...

It depends on the venue and their associated presentation requirements. My artwork is shown at fine galleries across the US. When I am allowed to exercise full control of the presentation, I ...

Dry Creek publishes profiles of commercial labs in all states. If you don't want to go to a Costco, see if Walmart has the same hardware and try one of the Costco-based ones. ...

This is not accurate. You don’t need the Canon PSP at all. LR prints without color management with the Pro-100. You have to do this for proper B&W output anyway. The Pro-100 is a good bargain. I’m ...

Do realize that canvas is not perceived as a "fine-art" medium for photographic exhibition. Personally I have seen wonderful canvas prints, but the context has always been more oriented towards ...

Yes, paper can take an image up a strong notch if the type of paper complements the image. If you use glass or plexi—and many galleries require that—then the aesthetic qualities of most art papers ...

Maybe you were looking at them all too long. Try it tomorrow morning.

Yes, it's a good paper. I now prefer the Red River Palo Duro Etching. If you haven't already I'd suggest getting a sample box from both Moab and Red River. Very valuable to get a feel for paper types.

I don't understand the relevance of dividing the maximum DPI specification by the number of inks. If printing B&W, then only 2-3 inks may be used; if the same logic is followed than B&W printing ...

I used the Lasal Matte paper several years ago as a test. It didn't age very well with too many OBAs. Maybe the bright rag paper will serve you better. If you are seeking a strict 4x6 sizing, I'd ...