Thoughts on the Epson Stylus Photo R2880 and an Excellent Review on photo-i.co.uk
Epson recently announced the successor to its 13-inch-wide Stylus Photo R2400 inkjet printer, the Epson Stylus Photo R2880. I’ve been using and teaching students and consulting clients how to use the Epson Stylus Photo R2400 printer for years, and this new printer looks very impressive.
There are a number of differences between the R2400 and R2880, […]
inkAID tutorial PDF available on inkAID’s website
A four page PDF by Artist, educator and author Karin Schminke entitled: “Printing on Uncoated Papers Using inkAID Coatings” was just posted on inkAID’s website. I’m very happy to have the technique as a part of the 301 Inkjet Tips book, and appreciate the work of all of the guest artists whose tips and techniques […]
A Recycling Tip from “301 Tips” Chosen by Photojojo.com for Earth Day
One of my favorite photo sites on the web is Photojojo.com. They have a great collection of tips, techniques and interesting photo-related products. The best way to keep them coming is to sign up for their twice monthly newsletter at photojojo.com.
I recently contributed a tip from my book, 301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques for their […]
Interview About Inkjet Printing on This Week in Photography
I was recently interviewed for a relatively new podcast called TWiP (This Week in Photography). The show is co-hosted by Scott Bourne and Alex Lindsay, both of whom have a long list of accomplishments. Their passion for photography comes through in every show, and their guests include pro photographers and industry professionals who truly understand […]
Article with Black and White Inkjet Printing Tips in Studio Photography Magazine
I just received the February issue of Studio Photography magazine and I’m very pleased to have contributed an article in the issue on tips for getting better black and white inkjet prints. The magazine covers a lot of interesting and important topics for professional photographers, and you can subscribe, or just view the issue (or […]
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