Digital BW, The Print

>>>>>Images from 35mm Tri-X, scanned at 2800 dpi 
on Minolta Multi, printed 18x27 on 24x36 Legion Photo Matt.<<<<<<


That sounds nearly impossible to do while retaining any kind of 
quality! What's the secret? I would certainly like to see one of 
those exibition prints. 

Bruce McElhaney
McElhaney Portrait Studio
Livonia, MI














--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., toomagenta@a... wrote:
> In a message dated 4/2/2002 10:34:38 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
> butchhul@a... writes:
> 
> 
> > George,
> > 
> > I am also using a 7000 with the IP4 RIP and MIS-FS inks. Just 
> > finished framing and hanging a show of prints that I finished 
this 
> > past weekend.
> Butch,
> Thanks for responding to my query.
> I am glad to hear from others who are using the system and are 
happy with it. 
> Not too many people chimed in, which I am guessing is a sign of 
lack of usage 
> rather than dissatisfaction.
> Congratulations on your apparent success. I hope your exhibition 
leads to 
> many other successes.
> (Must also say, Mike Kravit is both a gentleman and a fine source 
> of information for any traveling down this particular road.)
> I must agree with you 110% on this point. Not only has he offered 
his 
> knowlege, experience and expertise, but he has generously offered 
to send a 
> sample print so I can put an eyeball on the picture!
> They say that what goes around, comes around, so I hope some of the 
best 
> things that come around come back to  Mike.
> This list is a pleasure to participate in, and I hope that I can 
someday 
> contribute to it in a positive way.
> ( Images from 35mm Tri-X, scanned at 2800 dpi 
> on Minolta Multi, printed 18x27 on 24x36 Legion Photo Matt.)
> Sounds like an amazing feat!
> Thanks again,
> George J Kunze
> 
> 
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