Re: [Digital BW] Scanning Negs
2004-02-18 by randyrancier
Anthony, Thanks for your advice on scanners. Looks like I will probably have to invest in a scanner and do it myself to get the quality I expect! I was really
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2004-02-18 by randyrancier
Anthony, Thanks for your advice on scanners. Looks like I will probably have to invest in a scanner and do it myself to get the quality I expect! I was really
2004-02-18 by Stephen Kobrin
While I am not sure that I want to prolong this debate, I had a G2 and sold it to buy a used M6 and slowly acquired three used Leica lenses. I thought the G2
2004-02-18 by Ernst Dinkla
... If you go that route, remember that all scans are not equal. The skill of the scanner operator is a key element in a high quality scan. It s not just the
2004-02-18 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Quality isn t free. ... About 1/3 the cost of a scanner (I m not kidding). For the cost of scanning several rolls of film at a lab, you can buy your own
2004-02-18 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Unfortunately, the only way to really increase image quality over the long run is to increase the size of the chip. Just as larger film formats produce
2004-02-18 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... That does not surprise me. The same market that is jumping the fastest onto the digital bandwagon probably has never even seen black and white prints.
2004-02-18 by Tom Baker
Randy - If you go that route, remember that all scans are not equal. The skill of the scanner operator is a key element in a high quality scan. It s not
2004-02-18 by Alan Zinn
... Bob, I wasn t very clear on that - I meant the Epson color inks for the 2200 have longer life than 1280 color inks. That s correct isn t it?? AZ Build a
2004-02-18 by Alan Zinn
... Johnny, I filled a used color cart for doing BO - works fine. There is enough tint left to do nozzle checks. AZ Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround Book,
2004-02-18 by Joe Dempsey
IMHO the CS memory problem is a good topic for any board frequented by PSCS users. On another board, discovered a thread on Adobe s board and eventually found
2004-02-18 by Paul Murphy
... surface, which is ... heavy ink ... (I just ... slightly ... paper. ... Hi Nick, I have also just started using Ilford Gallerie Classic Pearl on my HP
2004-02-18 by Bob Michaels
Johnny, why not just use the $5 dye ink carts from MIS in the color position for your 1280. Not quite a cheap as Windex but you can print color then whenever
2004-02-18 by randyrancier
I m a real stickler for quality, coming from a large format camera background. I m planning on purchasing a MF (medium format) camera in the near future; I ve
2004-02-18 by Roy Harrington
... is ... change ... The gamma setting in Color Settings and the monitor gamma are really two different things so they are not required to be the same. For
2004-02-18 by Alan Zinn
... Lea, Guy is a gender-less appellation these days :-) Send me your PO address off-list and I ll mail you a card. AZ Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround
2004-02-18 by Johnny Eades
Alan, Based on your recommendation, I will try this. Your friend in photography, Johnny Eades ... was ... inks? I ... inksets ... printhead ... nozzles. ...
2004-02-18 by Jon
Anthony G. Atkielski in another film vs. digital thread. How surprising.
2004-02-18 by A. Huntley
No question, Bob, regarding the cost of things Leica. The Contax glass is top-flight...I just didn t personally like the viewfinder of the G1...never looked at
2004-02-18 by Bob Michaels
Alan, if I m not mistaken the 1280 uses the same b&w pigment inks as the 2200. At least in the MIS line. And with just using the Epson driver. No extra
2004-02-18 by Truman Prevatt
I doubt if they see much a market for it - probably not even enough to justify any development and testing cost. B&W photography is a small nitch market and
2004-02-18 by Bob Michaels
I certainly respect Alan s opinion and sure don t want to get a Leica M vs. Contax G debate going. So I ll just add that I m very happy shooting my Contax G1
2004-02-18 by Paul Roark
... I participated in the PMA show last week in Las Vegas and asked one of the Canon representatives about a B&W sensor. This person knew of no plans for
2004-02-18 by Tyler Boley
Sorry, I misread your post. Automatically saw 7600 instead of 7660 and assumed Epson. I briefly saw cannon output under a loupe once and noticed a gridlike
2004-02-18 by flyfishingusa2002
Hi, I would like to purchase a used copy of Imageprint 5.6 for my 2200. If you have one you would like to sell at a resonable price, please let me know.
2004-02-17 by Henrik Tived
OT- it seems everything on this list is OT, unless it is about a few members list of approved topics...it is almost impossible to not involve hardware and
2004-02-17 by Johnny Eades
If I recall correctly, Tyler Boley asked of the group if anyone was using Windex in the color cartridge when it ran out of other inks? I don t recall any
2004-02-17 by Stephen Billard
Good luck. Moore s law works mostly by shrinking the die size of the chip. Making them big is much tougher. -Stephen www.sbillard.org/Stephen ... From: A.
2004-02-17 by A. Huntley
You ll have to pry my Hasselblad from my dead hands hoping you re right! Ah, yes, the 2.8 Rollei...what an absolutely marvelous camera. But, sorry, I d be
2004-02-17 by A. Huntley
Actually, a used 8x10 (depending on what you get, of course) and a couple of used lenses would probably not run much more than the cost of, say, a Canon 10D
2004-02-17 by Mark Hahn
I m not getting into another film vs. digital b&w from rgb arguement... but I will comment that while 8x10 negatives can produce great images, very few
2004-02-17 by luisvcool
I have a Mac running 10.3.2. I use PS7.01 and calibrated my CRT with MonacoEZcolor. I also created a profile for my film scanner with Monaco. After I scan my
2004-02-17 by flyfishingusa2002
Alan,Whilst i accept what you say, the question is how many of the readers of this forum have the money or the knowledge to work with a 10x 8 neg? Very. very
2004-02-17 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Unless and until monochrome digital sensors become widely available, film will continue to have an advantage for black and white.
2004-02-17 by sanfo2003
I found a trick that works in trying to figure out what color inks a printer is using for BW output is to peek inside the printer while it s printing and look
2004-02-17 by Clayton Jones
Hello Robert, ... I see your point, sorry to sound so strong. It just struck me that way I guess. I am currently experimenting with digital capture with a
2004-02-17 by nsams2002
After experiencing much frustration with clogs when using pigment based inks, such as Piezo and MIS, I m giving the Lyson Small Gamut dye cartridges a try. Is
2004-02-17 by lea
Alan, I d like to play. Lea (who is not a guy but supposes she can play anyway?) ... From: Alan Zinn To:
2004-02-17 by Lara
... Looks like iMatch is for Windows also. :-( lara
2004-02-17 by Bob Frost
Paul, I don t understand why people find XP a shock to the system . If you don t like the new somewhat garish desktop then simply choose the classic desktop
2004-02-17 by luisvcool
Thanks guys.
2004-02-17 by Alan Zinn
Guys, Last week I proposed a postcard exchange for BO printers. I erased the replies to my post doing a spam clean-up! If you want to participate send your
2004-02-17 by Mark Hahn
At least give the Contax G2 a good test. I found them to be the worst of both worlds... the glass that goes with them is great though. mark
2004-02-17 by Mark Hahn
I think that will happen... I ve been eyeing the Mamiyas since the prices of the 645 are almost going into free fall now. guess I always think Classic TLR
2004-02-17 by Rocky J. Boudreaux
If this is too of topic please forgive. Kind of seems appropriate. I am looking for 3 Photoshop 7.0 legal disks. Don t need the books etc. Just the original
2004-02-17 by edrudolpho
... an ... did you ... were the ... been ... tonight, at home, i ll try to make a screen capture of the printer driver and tonight i will also make a BO print
2004-02-17 by Paul D. DeRocco
... You need 2K or XP. You can probably find 2K cheap, and you may also find that it s less of a shock to the system. (Your mental system, not your computer.)
2004-02-17 by Billy Cobb
CS is Win2000/XP only ... From: outlaw07480 To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2004 10:24 AM Subject: [Digital BW] PS
2004-02-17 by Alan Zinn
... Allen, You didn t mention if you were doing color also. For B/W you won t be disappointed with the MIS UT2 inks and a refurb 1280. The 1160 is old tech
2004-02-17 by Mark Hahn
PS More info: I saw the problem in a 6x9 print on hp Premium Plus glossy with a starting print resolution of about 400dpi and then tried upsampleing to
2004-02-17 by A. Huntley
Hello Mark, In general I agree with what you said, but here s what I m hoping for: Moore s Law will continue alive and well. That is, a few years from now