Re: Expectation vs. Reality
2011-06-17 by horstenj
It s by no means the silver bullet but, in addition to all the other factors mentioned, I find the lens sharpness correction of Dxo very valuable. Gives a very
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2011-06-17 by horstenj
It s by no means the silver bullet but, in addition to all the other factors mentioned, I find the lens sharpness correction of Dxo very valuable. Gives a very
2011-06-17 by Daniel Hein
This has been a very helpful thread to me. Thank you to all who contributed. Here is my takeaway. The larger the print, the more technical details become
2011-06-16 by mrjimbo
I had no trouble at all getting where you were going.. j ... From: E.Neilsen To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2011
2011-06-16 by E.Neilsen
Thanks for understanding my piss poor typing from yesterday jimbo. Eric Neilsen Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street, Suite 9 Dallas, TX 75226
2011-06-16 by mrjimbo
Jeeze what I great thread.. read it down to Ernst.. so many great little pieces.. Well I m totally immersed into digital but still shoot 6x7, 6x12, 4x5 and
2011-06-16 by Ernst Dinkla
While I have a 5D MK II full frame and use it from time to time for reproductions I have been quite amazed of some reproduction work of a color drawing done
2011-06-16 by Richard Smallfield
Hi Dan, first of all, it s worth reading a couple of books - Real World Image Sharpening my help you, as may Amadou Diallo s Mastering Digital BW Printing.
2011-06-15 by ben
I am finally able to produce the prints I have wanted to, for all of my 40 year career. I have shot film as big as 8x10, but never was able to make
2011-06-15 by mikepres999
... Try shooting with the enlargement in mind. Crop in the camera so you don t have to discard pixels. Low ISO (eg 100) means less noise so there is no need
2011-06-15 by Stephen Petegorsky
Dan: I think it s very difficult to answer your question, since there are so many variables. On the one hand, many people are quick to blame their tools for a
2011-06-15 by E.Neilsen
In my mind your work flow is messed up. First were they RAW ? you speak no where if your develop process? Noise reduction should be the first thing you do.
2011-06-15 by pdesmidt tds.net
I use film cameras all the time, mainly 6x7, 6x9 and 4x5. I also regularly use a D200. In my experience, the D200 does not have enough resolution to give a
2011-06-14 by flambeauriver
I have had a Canon ipF5000 printer for several years. I like its output just fine, including B/W. Last week I saw a good price on Ilford Galerie Gold Fibre
2011-06-11 by Paul
... ... It s a serious defect in the extreme forms. On a re-examination of the various test prints I ve recently made with the dye inks, I wanted to note that
2011-06-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... Paul, Ah, that is bad. It is interesting though that B&W dyes seem to be more prone to metamerism than pigment inks. Lyson, HP Vivera dye, Claria, in
2011-06-11 by Mel
You convinced me that was the way to go with your remarks about colour film David - already knew of the reversal film problem as that was the way I used to do
2011-06-11 by Paul
I tried some of the HP Vivera 72 gray and PK dyes in a 1400. Sadly, the HP dyes have some problems. The PK black only image is fairly good, but the gray is
2011-06-10 by Mel
Thanks for that David, I ll have a look at your site.
2011-06-10 by David Kachel
... in a Sprintscan 120, then editing in Picture window Pro. Is it preferable to use lens filters at the time of shooting(yellow, orange, red)or can the effect
2011-06-10 by Mel
I am about to set up my old ETRSi for shooting B & W white film for scanning in a Sprintscan 120, then editing in Picture window Pro. Is it preferable to use
2011-06-10 by faeofavalon
I realize that this forum is mostly extremely advanced users but I thought I would just share what happened with my printer driver. There was a conflict with
2011-06-10 by faeofavalon
Thank you Shilesh but when I select any of the premium paper settings, the Best Photo option automatically gets selected. I have never had a problem with
2011-06-09 by shileshjani
AnneMarie, I think ABW can be selected only if in quality you select best photo or photo RPM, and that too depends on the paper you have selected. Try
2011-06-09 by faeofavalon
Hi all - This may be an obvious solution but I don t see it. I ve just downloaded the latest driver for my Epson R2400 and regardless of what paper I choose,
2011-06-09 by John
... SNIP ... There you go, the definitive fading test that doesn t use light at all! ;-) John Nollendorfs
2011-06-09 by Paul
... Yes, I just used tap water. ... I agree, the chlorine was probably a prime factor. I was not looking for fade with this experiment. I was curious about
2011-06-09 by richardeskin
I don t remember back to your original post on this, but did you use tap water from a public drinking water system? Regulations require some amount of
2011-06-08 by David Kachel
... inappropriate printer profile (one for different inks altogether). If the results are exactly identical , then profiles are not be used properly by the
2011-06-08 by Myron Gochnauer
... I do not have the OVI ink system yet, although I am thinking about buying it. If I were in David s position, I would try printing with a completely
2011-06-08 by John
... SNIP A local photoshop switched from RA-4 to a Noritsu inkjet machine last year, but he tells me where he used to do about 400 rolls of film a week at the
2011-06-08 by David Kachel
... Sorry. Microsoft keeps insisting I should be typing hexane instead of hextone. David Kachel ___________________ Artist-Photographer Fine B&W Photographs
2011-06-08 by David Kachel
... suggestions, but it s not clear at all how you are printing in the QTR dialog options. OK so your curve is installed... are you selecting it, and it alone
2011-06-08 by tboleyyh
David, I hate to go back to square one and possibly offend with entry level suggestions, but it s not clear at all how you are printing in the QTR dialog
2011-06-08 by Mark
... Thanks, not sure where I d go to print a test target on this machine, but it s an interesting development. I was actually anticipating that the DL machines
2011-06-08 by David Kachel
... a bunch of prints with the same curve they are all going to be the same. Well, that certainly makes sense. The one curve I have has entries for six gray
2011-06-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... Mark, Yes, the 4x6 print from the minilab will be gone within a decade. Now they diversify the machines so other image carrying products can be made in
2011-06-08 by Roy
The curves are what determine what ink gets on the paper. So if you made a bunch of prints with the same curve they are all going to be the same. Roy
2011-06-08 by David Kachel
... Thanks for responding. In the folder /Library/Printers/QTR/quadtone/Quad3800/ is the file OVI_3800_HPR.quad That is what I am using, or at least what I
2011-06-08 by Roy
David, You haven t given much of any indication what you are actually doing to print. If you have OVI inks and the appropriate curves its a pretty turnkey
2011-06-07 by Tom Mallonee
Roy and I have talked about including the OVI profiles as part of the QTR setup, but for now OVI supplies them. They are somewhat unusual and difficult to make
2011-06-07 by Mark
... As you probably are aware, I tested the inkjet minlab output in 2008 for lightfastness. I don t think it has changed much since then. The Fuji and Noritsu
2011-06-07 by Mike Finley
Sorry I can t help, as I have neither a Mac system nor the OVI inks or profiles, however you may be best served by asking OVI for support, if you haven t
2011-06-07 by Ernst Dinkla
... accuracy retention is coveted. Typical consumers for the latest wireless all-in-one desktop printers that claim photo lab quality output are less fussy
2011-06-07 by Paul
... I think we ve known for some time that humidity accelerates many aspects of image deterioration, but the potential magnitude of humidity as a variable
2011-06-07 by David Kachel
... (OVI s) would result in black-only prints. I don t. You misunderstood. I have no reason to think the ink set is at fault. ... software would. If you
2011-06-07 by Tom Mallonee
David, I m not sure why you would suspect that the particular monochromatic inkset (OVI s) would result in black-only prints. The OVI ink densities and
2011-06-07 by Mark
... That s the first instance I ve heard of for humidity-induced fading. Usually, the high moisture content causes both lateral and vertical migration in the
2011-06-07 by David Kachel
Still getting absolutely nowhere. Is anyone printing from a Mac, with Photoshop CS5 using B&W only inks (not UC and not Piezo) through QTR? I need to know all
2011-06-06 by David Kachel
... Just signed on this morning. Haven t posted yet. Thanks. David Kachel ___________________ Artist-Photographer Fine B&W Photographs www.davidkachel.com
2011-06-06 by tboleyyh
it s the Mac/Adobe/Epson color management nightmare. The file should have been untagged so conversion not possible, rather it should be assigned sRGB, then