Reducing Print Costs on the Epson 11880

There are a few ways to reduce your printing costs while using the Epson 11880 inkjet printer:

When printing nozzle check patterns, use a page of letter or legal sized paper (found in the top drawer under the viewing booth) instead of your (more costly) roll paper. Remember to create a separate usage entry in the log book with the paper type as “own” so you won’t be billed for the paper usage.

If that nozzle check pattern shows gaps in one or two colours, the 11880 now has an option to do single colour head cleanings. To access this in the printer control panel, select Menu > Maintenance > Clean Each Color. A single colour cleaning uses approximately a third of the ink of a regular cleaning, so only use this if you have gaps in one or two colours.

If you have your own tips for saving printing costs, post them in the comments below.

Posted by Scott on March 16th, 2012

Reactivating Display Profiles

This past fall the lab updated our workstations to new LaCie 24″ displays. The new displays have a bug causing profiles to deactivate, giving the screen a washed out and blue look. This seems to happen particularly when switching display sources and occasionally when powering on. Our temporary fix is to reactivate the profile through the Blue Eye Pro PE software.

After opening the software, click the “Select profile” option:

Make sure the most recent profile is selected, then click activate:

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The process takes about 30 seconds. Please note, after activating a profile it will take a minute or two for the display to settle into a neutral look again.

Posted by Scott on March 1st, 2012

New Website

This site (postimage.milieux.ca) is now officially launched. It replaces the old hexdi.tumblr.com site and has some useful new pages, such as a workshop demos page: postimage.milieux.ca/lab/demos, a list of printing media prices: postimage.milieux.ca/lab/prices, equipment manuals for downloads: postimage.milieux.ca/lab/manuals, and links to the software used in the lab: postimage.milieux.ca/lab/software.

Visitors can post comments for each news item, but if you have a question for Thomas or I it is best to use the contact info on the right.

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If you have a problem viewing the site or notice a mistake/bug in your browser, please e-mail scott.chandler@concordia.

Posted by Scott on February 21st, 2012

New Inkjet Paper Stock: Adhesive Vinyl

Adhesive vinyl paper is now available for the Epson 11880 in 42″ and 60″ rolls, at a cost of $7.50 & $9.00 per linear foot. The paper has a smooth matt finish and is re-positionalble making it easier to install.

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A test print is on the wall in the lab if users would like to see a sample installation.

New Inkjet Printer: Epson Stylus Pro 11880

The Epson Stylus Pro 11880 has replaced our old 9880. The major improvements include a larger printing surface (64″ over 44″), both matte and photo black inks, a new light light black cartridge for better black & white prints, and fewer nozzle blocks.

Users previously accredited on the Epson will not need a new workshop, while new users should e-mail scott.chandler@concordia.ca for accreditation.

Posted by Scott on November 11th, 2011

Now Available: Hasselblad H4D-60


The Hasselblad upgrades are now available, replacing our tired but well-loved H1 kits with new H4D-60s. Each identical kit includes a Hasselblad H4D, a 60 megapixel digital back, one 80mm lens, one 50mm lens, two batteries, one charger, three memory cards, and some other accessories. Overall the new kits are a huge upgrade in image quality and ease of use.

In addition to the new cameras, we now have a number of new Hasselblad accessories: one 120mm Macro lens, one tilt-shift adapter, two waist-level finders, and a Sekonic light meter.

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The 35mm lenses in the kit have been replaced by 50mm lenses, but they are now available to be booked separately.

Existing Hasselblad users must undertake a quick demo to update themselves on the new equipment, and new users will need a full demonstration. Please contact me (scott.chandler@concordia.ca) to arrange accreditation on the new cameras.

Posted by Scott on June 20th, 2011

Now Available: The Creo iQsmart2 Scanner


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Posted by Scott on June 8th, 2011

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