Steady as she goes
The 4800 continues to chug along with no problems since the last post. I feel a little guilty that i'm not working it harder! It's built like a 24/7 printer.
Lots of progress in the last couple of weeks on the photography front for me - changes in my workflow and software which have really given me an efficiency boost, and I'm finally getting my local Hepburn Shire photo library into shape.
The 4800 is ticking away tonight producing stock for prints and cards.
posted by Pete Walsh @ 11:59 PM 6 comments
At 2:40 AM, scott Graham said...
hi
the workflow link doesn't seem to work (not found on this server)
Thanks
Scott
At 5:20 AM, Anonymous said...
Just a guess, but I think that the correct link is http://www.magicpixel.com.au/magicblog/ - the last couple of entries in the blog.
-jk
At 12:12 AM, Anonymous said...
Hi Pete,
What's the penalty for charging the ink line on the 4800? 3% across all the inks? Can I leave it on for a couple of days?
Thanks for answering my questions :)
Large format printing newbie,
Peter Tan (peter@wiredasia.com)
At 10:00 AM, andrew said...
Hi Pete,
so was it a good weekend?
andrew
At 11:33 AM, Pete Walsh said...
Hi Peter, I'm not sure what charging you are referring to - do you mean the initial charge? it uses about 1/3 of the inks in total.
Re leaving it on for a few days - I don't. I don't leave anything valuable plugged in generally here, we're at the end of a line and the power is often reset during the night. Our neighbour has had so many appliances toasted! Why would you want to leave it on for a few days?
At 11:40 AM, Pete Walsh said...
Hi Andrew, not too bad I think. It looks like a few ready to frame sold and one framed. It was quite a busy weekend up here with the Glenlyon Food Fayre on, it's grown into quite a big deal over the last few years. Bit of a shock to have to look before crossing the road in Glenlyon! :)
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