Digital BW, The Print

Hold on guys, if talking about Tri-X the main stay in B&W photography is 
OT - what the hell is talking about computer problems. This is not a 
list about computers it is a list about photography. There are plenty of 
places to get help on computer problems.

Can we get back to photography. I can't help it if Adobe has migrated an 
8 bit product beyond it breaking point nor that Microsoft had migrated 
an 8 bit (some say 2-bit but I won't be so unkind) operating system 
beyond it's breaking point. That has nothing to do with the art and 
craft of photography.

Truman

px3n120x wrote:

> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Editor P.O.V. 
> Image Service"
> <editor@p...> wrote:
> > Before anyone asks...
>
> I'm sure the moderator would like to ask... but I advise him to let 
> this list go wherever
> it may want, it's so much fun, I already read it like the tabloids at 
> the supermarket,
> you know, the ones about UFO's and other wonderful things going on in 
> the world.
> One should see the entertaining factor and the uniqueness in the fact 
> that this list
> specializes in mostly off topic posts. Not many lists can make that claim.
>
> Andu
>
> >
> > I already had 4gB of dedicated Hard Drive space on two partitions
> > (separate drives)...
> >
> > Now I have those disks set as the 2nd and 3rd scratch disks (free space
> > on my DATA drive - which is kept defragged - is used as the 4th scratch
> > disk) and the RAM disk set as the 1st one in PhotoShop's preferences..
> >
> >
> > 
> > Keith Krebs
> >
>
>
>
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