If you are willing to spend some time up front calibrating your printer, ,materials and chemical process you can make fantastic contact prints from inkjet output and that means using a cheap printer and hassle-free dye based inks... isn't popular on this list, but seems like a good intermediate step that will give "real darkroom" looking prints mark PS ummm, I'm too lazy to try it;) ... > > >Cleaning printer heads just doesn't do it for me. > > >So I guess my question is: Is there a stock off the shelf printer with > > >stock off the shelf ink supply in nifty little plug in modules that will > > >allow me to come close to duplicating my dark room work assuming that I've > > >done a good job in the image capture and photoshop manipulation. > > >If the answer is no, I'm quite willing to go back to the dark room and wait. ...
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Re: [Digital BW] Moving from Chemical to Digital
2003-12-01 by Mark Hahn
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