Digital BW, The Print

Yes, It seems as most all the photo magazines are geared towards the beginner or
amateurs now. Especially all the Digital Magazines. There's a couple of good ones,
View Camera, The much renamed Photo Techniques, (seems there's also a british
version of this, that's fun to read), Camera Arts, etc. When I was in L.A. Many
years ago, There were a few from France, Japan, and Germany, but they aren't in
our local Barnes and Noble, so have lost track of them.

Jerry

You don't hear much from Bill Bergh or Jon on the lists anymore either. I suppose
he is fed up with people talking about alternate inks that actually result in as
good a print as his inks for 1/5th the price!









antonisphoto@... wrote:

> I remember back in December, Bob Shell - of Shutterbug fame - saying he
> was trying to set up piezo and wasn't getting his emails returned by Jon Cone
> or inkjetmall. I don't know if he ever reviewed it, but if anyone here knows of
> any reviews, please bring them up.
>
> I do have the same impression as you Jerry, that they are, in fact, falling
> behind (excluding George deWolfe's magazines of course).
>
> Antonis
>
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Jerry Olson <jerryolson@r...> wrote:
> > Anyone know why you practically never see any of these inks or inkjet black
> and white printing in any of the
> > photographic magazines? Are they really that far behind the times?  There
> was a couple of the pro magazines that
> > mentioned piezography, but not in depth. I don't think I've ever seen a CIS
> system reviewed in ANY magazine.
> >
> > Jerry
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