Clayton and David, Thank you both for your comments. David, you said exactly what I've been thinking of doing. Clayton, the photo was taken on TMAX100 35mm film with a yellow filter. I processed it in XTOL 1:1 and scanned it on my KM Scan Dual IV at 3200 DPI using VueScan. My printer is a 1280 using QTR with the UT2 inks set to 75% neutral and 25% carbon. So far the papers I've used are EEM, HPR, and Hawk Mountain's Peregrine Velvet 250. I used the EEM curves for the Peregrine. My favorite so far is the Peregrine. It prints a bit sharper than HPR. For the reasons you mentioned in the yellow paper thread, EEM served as my proofing paper. HPR and Peregrine both track the EEM image extremely well. I have a hunch that after I implement David's suggestions, I'll get a better print using less neutral and more carbon. Being I'm relatively new to this, my biggest challenge is using my image editor, Picture Window Pro, to maximum advantage. Clayton, several months back I purchased one of your 5x7 prints. Your print and some sample prints Paul gave out at the camp are serving as targets of what I am aiming for. Bob
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Re: New Golden Trout Wilderness Photo
2006-08-17 by bob@marsolais.com
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