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[Digital BW] Re: Piezography Review

2001-10-10 by Martin Wesley

John,

I suspected you might be the source of Michael's interest in Piezo 
considering the great photos of yours that showed up on his site 
awhile back.

He did reply to my e-mail with a short thank you. (I wish Yahoo did 
not make it so difficult to join the group, but the given the price 
it doesn't seem fair to complain.) He is a very active photographer 
and I imagine his plate is indeed over flowing.

Let us know how you like the Photo Rag. I am betting that you will.

Martin


 --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Johnny Deadman <john@p...> 
wrote:
> on 10/9/01 3:39 PM, Martin Wesley at mwesley250@e... wrote:
> 
> > Thanks for pointing this out. A good review from a well thought of
> > source. I noticed that he included Antonis's Hahnemule name cross
> > reference spreadsheet and sent him a e-mail regarding it's source.
> > Perhaps we will hear from him in person.
> 
> I had lunch with Michael, who runs luminous-landscape.com, 
yesterday as he
> wanted to show me some piezo prints and compare papers. I think he 
was put
> off joining DigitalBW because of the necessity to join Yahoo and 
also
> probably because his plate is so full running the site... pretty 
much a full
> time job. 
> 
> I think maybe the final impetus for him to buy the Piezo system was 
when we
> were filming a segment for his new DVD magazine, comparing prints 
from our
> joint shoot of the Midway at the CNE (there's a section about his 
on his
> site). My prints were Piezo and his 1280 prints using a duotone 
setup in
> Photoshop. I guess his must have looked pretty good under tungsten 
light but
> out in the daylight the metamerism was nasty and they were a weird 
greenish
> shade. The piezo prints were of course still relatively neutral.
> 
> We went through a whole bunch of papers on Monday and the cream of 
the crop
> was Orwell. But the famous flaking was already showing up and there 
were
> white dots in the shadows... a real pity. I can't wait to try 
Photorag.
> 
> -- 
> John Brownlow
> 
> http://www.pinkheadedbug.com

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