What gamma are you using for the apple monitor? I use 1.8, and the screen matches really well, even without any fancy calibration (just the OSX 10.4 calibrator) For converting to B/W, I found the power retouche studio b/w to be better than using the channel mixer, and better fred miranda's silver oxide plug-in. Not all RC papers are equal in terms of longeveity. The epson papers are rated mch higher by wilhelm. Something like 100 years vs 30 years for the ilford. That is why I avoind the ilford papers, even though they do look great..... I am sure others will heplful here...those were good questions.>DM On Aug 31, 2005, at 10:02 AM, Linda J. Thorsen wrote: > 2) With respect to the screen differences, are there things I should > try doing other than > creating a custom profile with my monaco system? > > 3) For B/W printing on the R2400, what file preparation and printing > approaches will be > most fruitful? I'm happy to do some experimenting but I don't want > to reinvent the wheel. > Just give me a pointer to a book or Website if you prefer.... > > 4) I'm assuming the archival quality of the various RC papers is > probably about the same. > Am I wrong? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Advice for starting out
2005-09-01 by douglas meeuwsen
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