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https://www.northlight-images.co.uk/test-image-for-black-and-white-printing/ This forms half of my very regular test image. The other (colour half) is no longer online, other than at archive.org...

I don't use this rip or printer, so I could well be way off mark. Couple of things. Are the files you're printing CMYK or RGB? If CMYK, looks like your input profile is set to MimakiHContrast.icm, which is probably cool, if you've taken your file from its current profile and converted to that...

Damn. That's real work. Hats off to you.

Mistress, I am here to learn. I am merely a humble print monkey.

/ is what my Noritsu scanner said the other day. Is Simon around to help? He said he would.

Anyone near midadlantic, sketch out a bench design, order some cut to size 6x2" to make up the frame, some 8x4 sheets of MDF, a couple of drill bits, some lag bolts, some locking castors, and get them delivered. Might as well chuck in a drill driver, some clamps and a speed square. Send over the...

If only Shelby Electric made LED's, then our great grand kids could tell us if they last longer than proper bulbs. The little fellow up above is a pretty accurate rendition of the colour qualities of many LEDs these days.

oops. Only the other day, I suggested someone buy asn £800 protractor...

Whadja doin sneakin into my office. And where'dya find the chair? Damn things been missing since the dolphins showed their passports

newbee in the dark here i cant see the point of light bulbs do i need one and what sort should I get are import lightbulbs any good or are swiss ones better 3m bulbs suck they cost a fortune and only last until they dont scotch bulbs are way better scotch is better still why wont my capslockkeywork

I think you are possibly looking for a Precision Universal Bevel Vernier Protractor. Not digital, but very precise, recalibratable and comes from Starrett. And rather expensive.

Looks like a beast, though on the Dell site, the woman using it is definately suffering from severe neck ache.

Depends whether you are running in a colour managed environment (or plan to be). I've been a long time user of Eizo coloredge screens. About as good as you can get without going into silly money. Allows me to see with reasonable certainty what print output will look like, but even these fall...

For the last eight years I've been using light grey (light green) HDPE 8x4 sheets, new ones every few years. 5mm and 3mm, with the rolling benches 10mm lower than the out table of the laminator, so a 2mm drop. When brand new, laminates grip it like crazy, but after a month they're lightly...

Yep, P700 is a toy, and ink costs would kill you. P5000 is Epson's small big printer, and designed for 100 prints per week. I don't believe that Canon make a small big printer that will handle cust sheet well. Ink cart size is usually an indicator of production volume.

From the creative cloud application, you can also download older versions, as well as the current one.

So no lottery results. Glad it's not just me - was starting to wonder about any and everything I thought I knew about time zones.

Not quite sure how I feel about reading tomorrow's posts*. *Though I'll accept lottery results

Scott Martin of On-Sight https://www.on-sight.com/about/

Superzoom in the latest Photoshop (filters>neural filters) does an imorally good job, though it is very CPU/GPU intensive. Whether it'll go to to twenty foot depends on viewing distance, file format (hopefuilly a 4MB jpeg), and quality threshold. Kepler has some nice images, as does Hubble, and...