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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Anthony G. Atkielski

... There s a clear advantage to using a scanner intended for MF, no doubt about that. The higher the dpi, the better, all else being equal, but you do need

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RE: [Digital BW] A lucky shot

2004-02-19 by Paul D. DeRocco

... Thanks, Lara. I probably will print it. The last few prints I ve made have been neutral, but now that you mention it, I may experiment. For sand, I would

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update: Re: 7660 can't handle grain????

2004-02-19 by Mark Hahn

I tried both, first the max, then the best, then upsampling to printer resolution... in each case it *changed* the problem, but didn t get rid of it. Anyway,

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Re: [Digital BW] A lucky shot

2004-02-19 by Lara

... This is a very cool shot! Are you going to make a print? Warm or colder? I am just curious. I have some dune shots to print and trying to figure out which

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanning Negs

2004-02-19 by Barrett Benton

... Without straying too far afield (oh, who am I kidding?), I d like to put in a good word for Ilford s XP2 Super chromogenic film, which I ve beem using for

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Re: 7660 can't handle grain????

2004-02-19 by Radimus

Hi, Mark. What print quality setting are you using? I just cranked out a B&W print on HP PPPG with the quality setting at Best and it has what looks like

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by Victor Landweber

Randy -- I presume by others you mean a high-resolution flat-bed scanner. I believe that a properly used film scanner -- one dedicated to scanning film --

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanners?

2004-02-19 by deandadin@aol.com

Hello Randy, I do scanning of med format film up to 6x18 cm. I use the Imacon 343 scanner. This unit is a superior unit to the nikon for several reasons. First

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Scanners?

2004-02-19 by randyrancier

Well, from what I have been able to gather from those of you that work with MF film, is that there is a clear advantage to using a 4000 dpi scanner over

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Re: Purging/flushing

2004-02-19 by Clayton Jones

Hello Kathleen, ... No. After you change the carts the printer will do a cleaning cycle and that s all it needs. The main thing is not to let it sit long

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Staining on Somerset Velvet

2004-02-19 by Bill Schwab

I ve recently begun using a new Epson 7600. Anyone who has purchased one recently may have received the circular band of spring steel encased in plastic used

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A lucky shot

2004-02-18 by Paul D. DeRocco

This one was actually shot from a moving car. Thank heaven for image stabilization. http://www.pbase.com/image/26174149 -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco

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Re[4]: [Digital BW] Scanning Negs

2004-02-18 by Anthony G. Atkielski

... I don t remember. I think I may have tried T400CN once. I m certain I ve tried some other chromogenic films, but I don t remember why I ended up with a

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UT2 vs. UT2-2200

2004-02-18 by luisvcool

What is the difference between these two ink sets apart from the fact that one is specifically for the 2200? Is the D-max different? Are the archival

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RE: Re[2]: [Digital BW] Scanning Negs

2004-02-18 by Paul Roark

Anthony, ... Have you compared scans with the non-masked version, Kodak s T400CN? I ve been of the impression that the orange mask, while good for color

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Re[2]: [Digital BW] Scanning Negs

2004-02-18 by Anthony G. Atkielski

... There are really two reasons to invest in a scanner: (1) as you say, it s the only way to get the quality you expect; and (2) it s the only way to avoid

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Scanning Negs

2004-02-18 by Sean

What is a good way to fine the proper focus for scanning on a 3200? Sean ... -- Fine Art Black & White Photography http://www.sbphoto.net

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Purging/flushing

2004-02-18 by kathleenmurney

Purging Inks I am currently working with an Epson 2200. When switching from Epson photo black ink to Epson matte black is it necessary to purge the inks?

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Re: HP 7660/7960 opinions?

2004-02-18 by Nicholas Hartmann

... As best I can remember (the printer is hooked up to the computer at home, where I am not at the moment): I use the HP Premium Plus Photo Paper Glossy for

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RE: [Digital BW] Scanning Negs

2004-02-18 by Paul Roark

... While I highly recommend purchasing a Nikon 8000, before I bought mine I enlarged my MF negatives onto 8x10 Kodak Fine Grain Positive film, #7302. This

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Re: [Digital BW] Scanning Negs

2004-02-18 by Allen Birnbach

I, too, need to look at a scanner purchase. I have an Epson 2450, which has been fine for web and small prints, but it does seem lacking in some areas. I

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Re: Scanning Negs

2004-02-18 by Matthew Born

FWIW, Cameta is auctioning a bunch of Nikon 8000s you-know-where. There have been several up at a time for a couple of weeks now. They are used -- factory

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