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If you're able to get between the light and the cover, then a cine lighting gel sheet will give you more than a few options, and will be fire/heat resistant. https://www.rosco.com/sites/default/files/content/resource/2023-01/Rosco_Diffusion_Comparison.pdf

I run this stuff day in, day out for artists. Pigment prints onto art paper, using an aqueous printer (12 channels). Arches 88 Awagami Kozo, Canson Edition Etching Rag, Canson Platine Rag, Canson Prestige Baryta, Hahnemuhle Photorag, Hahnemuhle Bamboo, Hahnemuhle Rice Paper, to name but a few...

LVMH has a(n im)moderate amount of money - estimated market cap of $383.56 billion as of September 2024 But a brilliant piece of work. Hopefully someone will share the full design / construction story of the project.

The 6600 is really small for a 60" printer - only a few inches wider than our old 8400 44". For the £2.5k difference between a 4600 with take up reel, the 6600 is likely the next machine in our print space (and leaves just enough room for an 80600...). I've been printing photography and fine...

6x4" is fine. Smallest roll it'll take is likely 10", so make sure you like trimming... One of our sides is film processing, so dev, scan and print. When the surelab was down for a few days for a new print head (£300), all the lovely 6x4 glossies were coming out of a 44" Canon, on 24" rolls, to...

Yep, regular glass cleaner (forget which (UK) brand). Or something like this would probably be pretty good at distressing the output.

If you have no luck, glass cleaner is kryptonite to Epson and Canon aqueous pigment ink - I believe the glycol is the killer part.

We ended up getting a little Epson Surelab DL800 for this - 4, 5,6,8" rolls, print and cut (though only across the roll). 6x200ml carts. About £3.5k with the rip. Build quality is excellent, and runs on 65m rolls.

When you have intellectual property ™© ®, you gotta protect it. 1. The way the laws are here, any and all potential infringements have to be pursued, otherwise the company runs the risk of losing the protection. 2. Companies spend tons of money protecting their IP. While it may not seem of...

Might depend on how low they tried to get you to down to, while you said no.

Technically I have astigmatism. When the optician gives me glasses that "correct" for this, I can't accurately see parallel lines. Totally screws up cutting, fitting, hanging. So I have to explain to the eye specialist, that I really don't want or need this fix (that bit ain't broke, but the...

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I'm also very partial to THIS SITE Got caught up in hyperlink colour formatting...

I've been know to use it to make supergloss prints, with a polyester (?cast?) optically clear laminate, then mounted to ACM with face mount adhesive. Mostly it's used for either retractable, or trade show 3D stands* - really good dimensional stability - * Can't think of the proper name for these.

I wonder how many users follow THIS LINK I'm also very partial to THIS SITE

Couldn't agree more, love the transparency and interaction. If (a few years back) just over 50% of the UK hadn't voted to pull away from our largest trading partner, it might almost be worth considering (if I were a few decades younger, and far smarter). These days, shipping to Europe is an...

Unfortunately, the shipping to London might be a touch pricey! Looking or a UK based equivalent.

You just led me to your other videos - thanks for the justify video - exactly what I needed right now!

Standing on a rickety ladder, over traffic. One misplaced brush stroke, and sir kicks the ladder.

Is 24x24" not four times larger than 12x12". Assumtion might be that it is only showing 100K rather than rich black, but red is M&Y?