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Direct To Plate Photopolymer Photogravure

Nov 20, 2018

Take the Workshop Here! [1] This photo narrative is about Cone Editions Press' Direct-to-Plate Photopolymer-Photogravure process. It is both a re-invention of solar plate intaglio and a re-invention ...

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InkjetMall Newsletter May 8, 2018

May 7, 2018

Beware Epson firmaware update designed to knock out 3rd party chips. We have found a solution we can support for the SureColor P6000, P7000, P8000, P9000. (Finally!!) Cone Editions Digital Printmaking...

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Cone Digital Print Workshops Bring a Friend special offer!

Feb 13, 2018

Here is a sweet Valentines special! Bring a friend, a relative, a significant other… Reserve two seats in a workshop and receive a $150 discount off each. We’ll apply that as an instant rebate when...

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QuadtoneRIP Ink Seperation & Calibration Mode

Oct 1, 2016

This is a small taste of what is covered in the Piezography Community Edition, available for free right here. [1] Often one needs to print densities from 0 percent of ink to 100 percent of ink from e...

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The Proof of Piezography

Oct 1, 2016

It can be helpful to have a reference image to print and check your Piezography system, or compare to other systems. This “Proof of Piezography” image consists of a fine line section to check detail, ...

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Debunking a Workflow Myth

Apr 10, 2016

!!! I missed last Friday! So sorry everyone. We’ll I’ve been wanting to get this off my shoulders for while so here goes. A while back (2004 to be exact) I invented the Luminance/Color mode curve laye...

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Perception of Black

Apr 6, 2016

Black color (warm or cool), paper texture, light angle, and light temperature, can all effect the visual darkness of a print. It's possible to take a matte print, that is printed and framed correctly,...

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8bit to 16bit

Apr 5, 2016

*This one is complicated and brief. It may make more questions come my way, but here goes.* You can convert 8bit color images into 16bit color images that act (a bit) like 16bit images if the original...

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Adobe RGB Default

Apr 3, 2016

This is a no-brainer but it constantly trips people up. The first thing you want to do when you install Photoshop on a new computer/system is go to Edit>Color Settings and set the RGB working space fr...

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New Sensors

Mar 31, 2016

Top camera sensors are now equal or better than camera lenses. That means all the old-world film-era gab about good lenses now applies again. But a good lens is not always about sharpness . . . . At l...

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Printers & Sensors . . . .

Mar 29, 2016

On most Epson (and many non-espon) printers, most body sensors are “flip lever” sensors. That means that you can pretty much stick a pencil or folded piece of paper in any sensor-area of the printer t...

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How Warm is Warm?

Mar 28, 2016

This one is from the direct observation of many “calibrated” environments . . . . We see color emitting from a modern monitor differently than color reflecting off a piece of paper. Our biological whi...

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