Re: [Digital BW] Flatbed scanner
2004-04-03 by Ernst Dinkla
... 4870 is the better option in my experience. Even the 3200 with some tweaking did a better job on 4x5 colour negatives and slides than the 1680. The owner
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2004-04-03 by Ernst Dinkla
... 4870 is the better option in my experience. Even the 3200 with some tweaking did a better job on 4x5 colour negatives and slides than the 1680. The owner
2004-04-03 by jean verrept
-- Ave. I am doing mainly (mf&4x5 ) B&W printing on Mac but want to set-up a new workstation based on a PC (from riches to rags?) and need an extra scanner. A
2004-04-03 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Both settings are educational. Educational use isn t limited to traditional high schools or colleges. Some educational use qualifies as fair use, even in
2004-04-03 by Carl Schofield
... I m using the MIS PK ink (similar to the UC Photo K) with the MIS UT inks in 2200 carts.
2004-04-03 by Jeff Magidson
Carl; Are you using Eboni or Photo Black ink on your Ilford Smooth prints? -Jeff
2004-04-02 by Mark Hahn
yes... and quite stunning b&w prints they make! Also, I just matted up some 8x12 prints from my 7660 and the cockling issue which seems so bad with loose
2004-04-02 by Carl Schofield
... wrote: snip.. ... I was able to completely eliminate bronzing on Ilford Smooth Pearl, printed on a 2200 with the MIS UT inks, with a single thin coating of
2004-04-02 by kchriste
Paul, I am not a lawyer, but I ve looked over the the pages in your fair use reference and it seems to me that if the painter is printing copies of your
2004-04-02 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... You can always obtain injunctive relief.
2004-04-02 by njfranknj
... information ... This is not a legal opinion, but I have to strongly disagree with you, Keith, that the educational and commentary oriented content of the
2004-04-02 by Mitch Alland
First, the holy grail for many people is the look of air-dried glossy ... Consider color prints: when I first got my Epson 7600 it came with Photo Black ink
2004-04-02 by Carl Schofield
Just saw these new data on the Wilhelm site: http://www.wilhelm-research.com/epson_sp4000.html http://www.wilhelm-research.com/4x6_permanence_preview.html
2004-04-02 by ccolbertbw
... stephane_bosman ... image ... the ... Actually, that is probably up two levels ;-) I just recently got an Eye One and so far it s been great. For the
2004-04-02 by Julian Doncaster (Yahoo)
Presumably this conversation so far is about (I assume) one of the varieties of US copyright law. Remember that in European law things have recently changed.
2004-04-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Because, UNLESS the copyright is registered, one must show actual damages.. So, you may have infringement but no $$ with a case that has no registered
2004-04-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... An important part of the Koons case was that the court determined his work was not protected fair use as it was primarily commercial. Section 107 of the
2004-04-02 by Bob Thornburg
... No...sigh...not what I wanted to hear. But, thanks for the reply. Bob
2004-04-02 by stephane_bosman
You can use VueScan and your flatbed to measure densities. In the preview, hold the CTRL key down while you hoover on the preview image of the stepwedge. The
2004-04-02 by Jon
... Nothing in your posts EVER reference the topic of the group. Here is the difference: I have made numerous on-topic posts. You have made none. You admit you
2004-04-02 by morganbaily2001
I am using a Epson 1200 for black and white printing using MIS product and am experiencing clog from h___!! I have tried everything...many cleaning cycles,
2004-04-02 by jzall
... again ... images, ... OTOH, a few years ago, Jeff Koons was sued (successfully as I recall) for using a photograph from a greeting card as the basis for a
2004-04-02 by Mark Hahn
In the Files directory at the Epson3200 list is a rather compelling resolution test comparing the 3200 to the 4870. The 4870 looks like it should be
2004-04-02 by Mark Hahn
with my 2450 which is slightly worse than the current Epson scanners I easily get good 8x10s from medium format. While you don t get the true increase in
2004-04-02 by Glenn Barry
I just went and read a lot of the discussion on wet mounting, although it s not directly B&W printing related very informative and well worth a read as the
2004-04-02 by Glenn Barry
You re welcome ... From: Steve Kale To: Sent: Friday, April 02, 2004 3:09 AM
2004-04-02 by Don M
Thanks. You answered a thought I had about just using it for text and photos. I plan to get a C84 and those inks. The turnkey approach to it all sounds like
2004-04-01 by andrei_aderca
Hi I just bought a CFS for my Epson 1200, b&w full spectrum neutral. I tried the John Woolf workflow, on Epson Matte Heavyweight and the results were so/so.
2004-04-01 by Andre
... I would refer you to the Epson 3200 Yahoo group. There s been extensive discussion about wet mounting over there by Ernst Dinkla and others.
2004-04-01 by brianmaytum
... printer to ... Don, I d recommend the C84. I read somewhere it has a higher dmax, but also the C84 will do true Borderless prints in 4x6, 5x7, 8x10, and
2004-04-01 by brianmaytum
... http://www.mwords.co.uk/pages/printers/printersHowDoI.htm#ResetPrinter Excellent Info John! I m printing it out now to take with me on calls. Another thing
2004-04-01 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Nothing in your post references the nominal topic of the group, and you ve consistently made posts just like this in the past. Be careful what you wish
2004-04-01 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... A great deal depends on how much the finished paintings resemble your original photos, and how original your photos are. An impressionistic painting of a
2004-04-01 by Stephen Kobrin
Thanks for the responses. B&H is selling the Epson 4870 photo for about $440. Not bad. Steve
2004-04-01 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... France. Code de la Propriété Intellectuelle, Chapitres II and V. The law as written grants essentially no exceptions, and treats all reproduction in any
2004-04-01 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Or they may be irritated that someone is reproducing their content and allowing others to see it without going through their own site or magazine and
2004-04-01 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... I m not the person to ask. I know it all sounds very amusing--until you are served, at least.
2004-04-01 by Jon
... Austin, please. You know Anthony isn t on the list to discuss B/W printing and he is trolling you into another futile, list-clogging debate. I had hoped
2004-04-01 by Michael Kitei
How do you wet mount on an epson. Mike From: Andre Reply-To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Date: Thu, 01 Apr 2004
2004-04-01 by Michael Kitei
I m scanning mf - 6X9 - with an Epson 2450. I like what I m getting and I m enlarging/printing to 13X19. No problem. Would I feel more confident that I m not
2004-04-01 by Steve Kale
Thanks to all!
2004-04-01 by Andre
... until ... If a Nikon 8000/9000 is not feasable, than an Epson 4870 might be the way to go. A very decent 7.5x mf negative enlargement can be had and more
2004-04-01 by Ukko Heikkinen
IMHO Epson 4870 If I scan a 6x6 cm negative on Epson 3200, my reaction is: That looks fine, what will I do next? If a scan the same negative on Epson 4870,
2004-04-01 by dwells8
I used to own an 1160, using the original MIS Quadtone inks, and then the MIS VM inks. I liked the simplicity (no curves) of the original inks but prefered
2004-04-01 by Austin Franklin
... And on a tangential note...I m not sure there is anything you can do (legally that is) about someone linking to your images, or providing a URL...it s just
2004-04-01 by Paul Roark
Here is another issue concerning the use of images that just came up again for me. A painter, who is also an instructor, has asked permission to use my images,
2004-04-01 by Stephen Kobrin
I have been thinking about getting back into MF, especially given what Bronica ECs are going for on Ebay at this point. What is stopping me is the price of a
2004-04-01 by Austin Franklin
Hi Anthony, ... Can you name these jurisdictions, and provide a reference to these laws? I d like to see what jurisdictions make someone a criminal for trivial
2004-04-01 by John Vitollo
... Reset the printer: http://www.mwords.co.uk/pages/printers/printersHowDoI.htm#ResetPrinter
2004-04-01 by g_n_dew
Bob, Oh Dear... I had this on my 1270 (no CFS, Epson inks) when it was still in warranty. The Epson service agent couldn t fix it - it needed a replacement
2004-04-01 by colingruk
... is ... I find this intriguing. When I had Photoshop 6 and PS7 came out everone raved about the healing tool, while I was happy using 16 bit in PW3 and the