IF the photog has seen something significant in the world, and IF he has previsualized a print, the "screen image" might actually be a distraction. I don't want to be distracted by a technology's intermediary vision of my image. I want to see an image and produce a print with minimal preoccupation with digital technology, just as I did with fine darkroom work. QTRgui is better than most users really understand...it makes fine image production easy, it almost eliminates the distraction inherent in technical obsession. QTRgui doesn't "allow the resulting print to resemble"...it's a print engine, not a visualization device. > QTR is removing one of those shortcomings in my skills by allowing > the resulting print to more resemble the screen image.
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Re: Best Book on B&W with Photoshop
2005-03-30 by Djon
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