A supper easy way to make a "Grain Like" print is to use the Three Black printing process. I print 3K on a R1800, and found that I can make grain by changing the resolution of the file from which I print. The lower the dpi the larger the grain.
I have also found that files shot with my Canon 1Ds make a better granny looking print then the Canon 5D, or Nikon D3 which I have. I believe the differences is because of the type of sensors in the cameras.
I have been using a InkRepublic CIS with my 3K printer. Of the three CIS systems I have used, it was the easiest to install, and has had the least amount of problems of the other two which I have used. It was also the least expensive of the three.
Ben
Ben
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Re: That film look
2009-02-04 by ben schneider
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