Recent content by George in Georgia

Last Christmas we gave our granddaughters, Audrey (9 yrs old) and Sofia (11yrs old) each a Kodak PIXPRO FZ 43 camera, one in black one in red, plus a AA charger, many NiCad cells, a lens cleaning pen, and 2 pouches to carry the cameras. The kids have really enjoyed the cameras, and have taken...

Good info! When my R1800 was behaving itself I toyed with the idea of printing big "transparencies" of photos for display. Now that I have a Pro-100 I'll have to try it.

So far no hostile action, but the gun crews remain at High Alert.

I have a tee shirt which reads "To save time, let's assume I know everything." Just about sums it up....:clap

Hehehehe ..... I posted this to a Forum known for its really active population of Trolls. :rant I have also battened down the hatches, hoisted the storm sails, and taken dramamine in preparation for the soon-to-ensue storm of outrage from those same Trolls.:hide

Diluted, I hope!!

Thanks for the replies. I'll reserve the ultrasonic for a last resort effort....

The search results for using an ultrasonic cleaner on Canon heads seem inconclusive. Anyone have recent experiences to share in this area? I've got a little problem with my Pro 100. Thanks in advance!

Interesting! I recall reading a piece about the first usages of sulfa drugs. While they were sold IIRC as tablets in the northern US, it seems that syrups were judged to be more marketable in the southern US. Someone noted that the drug would dissolve in ethylene glycol, which has a sweet...

I heard that perhaps 20 years ago from an IT professional. Never had the guts to try it. Here's a puzzler for all of you. How could you, or could you, salvage a television that had had chicken soup spilled into its innards? This happened to some friends of my parents years ago. The...

Could it be that there isn't any US manufacturer being damaged by what might be considered dumping, unlike situations in the past with steel, for example. Some sort of arcane tax scheme as suggested by Pharmacist is a good possibility.

I stand corrected. But without a calibrated monitor many of the benefits of developing profiles are lost.

You're thinking of ProfilePrism http://www.ddisoftware.com/prism/ I used it with considerable success with my Epson R 1800. You need a decent flatbed scanner, I used my Epson V700, and of course a properly calibrated monitor. If you follow the link you can learn more.