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Image Export BW for sale

2004-02-19 by evanj1969

i have a copy of R9 s Image Export BW http://www.bwguys.com/software.aspx#imageexportbw that i intend on selling on EBAY. if anyone on this forum is

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanning Tech Pan

2004-02-19 by Anders Jonsson

Hi Richard, I scan a lot of b/w film on both 1640XL Epson and Nikon 8000ED, with great results. I recently worked with the TechPan and did all scans at 16bit

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanning Tech Pan

2004-02-19 by Lara

... I scanned some TechPan not too long ago, some older stuff and like all my black and white scans I scanned them in colour neg setting. I am sure others are

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UT2 & 1290

2004-02-19 by Paul Roark

Unfortunately, I ve concluded the existing 1280 curves are not working right with the 1290. As with the old VM inkset and curves, there do appear to be

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Re: Scanning Tech Pan

2004-02-19 by px3n120x

... Pan and was totally blown away by the tones. ... great) - I can t get rid of the contrast and the highlights and/or shadows are severely clipped. No frames

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Re: Scanners?

2004-02-19 by px3n120x

... I see the discussion on scanners is now about sharpening and which method is better. I use a CanonScan FS 4000 which does only 35mm at 4000dpi and sells

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Protection measures for exhibition prints

2004-02-19 by Richard Smallfield

Hi, I m starting to do prints for galleries. I m using UT on Photorag. Is carbon on cotton all I need to ensure longevity? I was going to get the framer to use

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Scanning Tech Pan

2004-02-19 by Richard Smallfield

Hi, a while ago, when I still was using an Epson 1660 for scanning, I got a roll of Tech Pan and was totally blown away by the tones. Then I got a Minolta

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Re: Staining on Somerset Velvet

2004-02-19 by Tyler Boley

An example of an ongoing situation we are all learning to deal with. The coatings on these papers yellow when exposed to certain chemicals, even airborne. We

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Keith R.

... The artical mentioned above proved a good insight, at the time. It is almost 3 years old now, and since then, Mr. Frasier, along with others have,

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by jnhugo

... I ... scanning film ... scanner of ... may be ... specific ... Polaroid ... I love Victor Landwebers work-I ve watched your stuff for at least 30

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by randyrancier

Wow, How much RAM do you need for this?? Does my 2.4Mh processor have evough umph to handle it, or will I need to upgrade? Thanks, Randy ... Minolta ...

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Re: T400CN, Portra etc.

2004-02-19 by sceptre12345

... be the ... recommend ... than a ... Seems that at PMA, Kodak reps were saying that it s Portra C41 B&W. Cheers, Andre

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by randyrancier

Victor, thank you so much for the information, so many others get off on tangents. No I am only considering film scanners. From what your saying sounds like

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by randyrancier

I m sure what your saying is correct, But I doubt that I will ever go any bigger than 6x7; if I do it will be to 4x5 or 5x7. I ve been watching scanners on

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T400CN, Portra etc.

2004-02-19 by Matthew Born

And, in an effort to keep me confused (a state in which I seem to be the happiest), Kodak has dropped T400CN and Portra B&W. They now recommend BW400CN as a

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Re[2]: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Anthony G. Atkielski

... No, it cannot. No digital manipulation can increase the amount of information in an image--whatever the scanner produces is all you will ever get.

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Colin & Linda McKie

Hi Peter, Bruce is one of the crew behind of Photokit Sharpener (http://www.pixelgenius.com/) and it is a development of these ideas. We previously used the 2

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Re: Re[2]: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Peter Marquis-Kyle

... In his piece A two-pass approach to sharpening in Photoshop [ http://www.creativepro.com/story/feature/12189-1.html ] Bruce Fraser acknowledges that

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Re[2]: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Anthony G. Atkielski

... Sharpening should always be the last step, for two reasons: (1) it degrades image quality; and (2) the degree of sharpening required depends on the exact

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Colin & Linda McKie

Hi Victor, Where did this come from? I have certainly never heard of this, and there is no hardware sharpening going on. What the Minolta driver does I neither

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Victor Landweber

Randy, Colin, et. al. -- I also looked at the Minolta when deciding about a scanner purchase. I read that the Scan Multi Pro always sharpens a scan, even when

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Colin & Linda McKie

Hi Randy, We looked at the same things a few months ago and bought the Minolta Scan Multi Pro. This does MF up to 6x9 at 3200ppi and 35mm at 4800ppi. In a lot

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