Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Printing: Printers, Papers and Inks => Topic started by: Kuryan Thomas on January 01, 2009, 07:58:00 pm
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Does anyone know of a reputable commercial printer who offers printing on wide-format Epson printers using the ImagePrint RIP?
I personally use ImagePrint and know how to optimize my images for output with it, but I'm limited to a 17" width with my 3800. I'd like to try printing wide with a 7XX0 system, but keep what I know about output optimization for ImagePrint.
Thank you.
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Does anyone know of a reputable commercial printer who offers printing on wide-format Epson printers using the ImagePrint RIP?
I personally use ImagePrint and know how to optimize my images for output with it, but I'm limited to a 17" width with my 3800. I'd like to try printing wide with a 7XX0 system, but keep what I know about output optimization for ImagePrint.
Thank you.
Bob Tursack at Brilliant Studio is a great master printer--he has Epson wide format with ImagePrint, as well as several other printers. I have Brilliant print images that I just can't do to my satisfaction myself. Amazing quality--the best I've seen. www.brilliantstudio.com
David V. Ward, Ph. D.
www.dvward.com
David V.Ward Fine Art Photography
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Thank you.
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not a commercial shop, but I work at a college that has imageprint for a 9800, 7880 and soon (hopefully) the 11880...
I'm really curious of exactly how you optimize your prints for imageprint vs. any other printing method...
Mind sharing the details?
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not a commercial shop, but I work at a college that has imageprint for a 9800, 7880 and soon (hopefully) the 11880...
I'm really curious of exactly how you optimize your prints for imageprint vs. any other printing method...
Mind sharing the details?
Standard soft-proofing, but I've printed for so long on ImagePrint that I usually know exactly how to tweak the soft proof to get what I want. Also, with the new v7 profiles that use DCM, I find that the amount of soft-proof tweaking I need is close to none. I am never able to translate other profiles' soft-proofs into a visualized print with as much success. That is probably the only reason I still use ImagePrint.