I’m very frustrated with my current printer; I have to calibrate constantly, uses lots of ink, nozzles clog allot and more. I can never complete a small job without something going wrong.
The only printing I do is labels for CD / DVD’s, an occasional preview, and mostly contact sheet. I don’t use it for final prints, thatΒs for the pro-service bureaus.
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I noticed that Jan wants to use this for CD labels… For a number of mechanical reasons, I’ve always been shy about putting sticky stuff in my computer, especially if it could unbalance a disk.
As a result, I’ve used a Sharpie until I discovered and fell in love with H-P LiteScribe CD/DVD writers, which allow you to flip the disk over and etch the top with your custom label. Really cool.
I was going to get oly’s p400 (i think that’s it) that’s their 8×10, but they discontinued it a few mos back. glad i didn’t now! and since i’m getting a shiny new printer i better get a better camera to go with it too huh? π thanks again for the tip!
according to the world wide strategy ‘abolition of all sorrows’, I’m afraid, having to tell you that your pub will be converted soon into a non-smoker area (if not converted already) and into a Dry Pub. This means so far: mineral water instead of Abbot Bitter. Sometimes we understand ‘dry day’ as a day without alcoholic drinks, but we can expect that in near future any kind of liquid will be prohibited in PUBlic places.
the facts were discussed already, and now we are moving gradually to other issues.
For example: does the flickering of common cathode ray tubes affect eyes and brain ? Flicker frequency above 70Hz is not visible, but I’m sure that such a non-perceivable flicker can cause some dammage to the neural system, maybe more than cigarette smoke or Abbot Bitter. And that’s a case for the neurologist !
Best regards –Gernot Hoffmann
P.S.: my serious contributions are easily found by a Google search: ‘Color’ ‘Gernot Hoffmann’
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