Re: Newbie Needs Help with Using Curves (Paul Roark)
2004-02-13 by bad2maxxx
Thanks for the responses! Bummer about Elements not working with the curves. I ll see how well things work just using the Epson driver. Rob ... with ... my ...
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2004-02-13 by bad2maxxx
Thanks for the responses! Bummer about Elements not working with the curves. I ll see how well things work just using the Epson driver. Rob ... with ... my ...
2004-02-13 by Steve Kale
Yet phi is even more peculiar...the relative dimensions of the human body, the shape of a sunflower etc etc, all yield an intriguing ratio... Equating to a
2004-02-13 by Bob Michaels
Anyone wanting to see first hand what impact negative size has on the final print should go the Library of Congress web site and download the 12mb TIF of
2004-02-13 by glemasurier
I received the MIS Easy B&W inkset for the Epson C84 today and plan to do my first printing with this combo tonight. Can anyone share the right workflow for
2004-02-13 by Roger L Sopher
... Amen, brother! Easier is http://www.vashti.net/mceinc/golden.htm Probably should stop this before Martin sends a rocket... Roger
2004-02-12 by Scott Graham
I m thinking of going from 6x6 to 6x7 myself. and wish there was an affordable 4x5 film scanner (no NOT a flat bed)
2004-02-12 by Scott Graham
you ll sure see less difference on the matte than on glossy going to 2880 due to dot gain, which is why the option isn t available. a new example of negligible
2004-02-12 by Truman Prevatt
Check http://mathworld.wolfram.com/GoldenRatio.html Probably more than you would ever want to know. Truman ... [Non-text portions of this message have been
2004-02-12 by Mark Hahn
With my 7660 I would like to stick to paper that has been tested. At least the hp stuff has been tested by Wilhelm. Hp does sell Premium Photo Glossy in
2004-02-12 by Clayton Jones
Hello Randy, ... Absolutely, yes. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2004-02-12 by Roger L Sopher
... If you are into verticals :-) The Golden Mean or phi is expressed as phi + 1 = phi * phi which ends up being a quadratic equation... Any more than that
2004-02-12 by John Stacy
So for those of us that flunked algebra, that works out to 8 x 12.94 ??? John ... From: Roger L Sopher To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent:
2004-02-12 by Roger L Sopher
... According to the ancient Greeks a rectangle with sides of the ratio of 1.618 (phi, the golden ratio ) is the most pleasing to the eye. Still taught today
2004-02-12 by flyfishingusa2002
You see my point is that most paper sizes have been determined by history and not the ideal photo format which is pleasing to the eye. Is 8x10 considered to be
2004-02-12 by randyrancier
I used to be primarily a large format photographer 4x5 & 5x7, as well as doing a fair amount of 35mm B&W. I worked in silver and palladium print making. I am
2004-02-12 by randyrancier
I wouldn t worry too much about ordering from them currently, If you use a credit card; since credit card companies offer a level of insurance when ordering
2004-02-12 by Joe
I am not a bankruptcy lawyer either. I would still be cautious however in turning over money to someone, company, whoever that is filing for bankruptcy. Joe
2004-02-12 by chipcarterdc
Now that s an interesting point b/c, based on my limited knowledge of bankruptcy, you could be in a poor position vis-a-vis other creditors who have earlier
2004-02-12 by chipcarterdc
Wow. On the other hand, Chapter 11 reorgs can sometimes be an OK thing, if the business declaring bankruptcy continues to be operated by the creditors AND if
2004-02-12 by Sam McCandless
... 13 x 19 sheets, cut in half, yield two 9.5 x 13 sheets, which I guess might do if 13 x 19 sheets can be found and you have a large enough sheet
2004-02-12 by Joe
I would not only find an alternative but would seriously consider not ordering anything unless you can be guaranteed that they will not charge your credit card
2004-02-12 by J Vee
I have tried most of the coatings mentioned on this group, rod, aerosols, and finally using the touch up sprayer. I have had the very best success with the
2004-02-12 by flyfishingusa2002
The wheels on a 2200 can be removed or pushed out of the way using a cut up credit card. I did see someone recently selling such a piece of plastic, I think it
2004-02-12 by BMercerTX@aol.com
Ellie, Did you see this? Billie [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2004-02-12 by randyrancier
It is my understanding you can use a printer with the UT2 inks with Photoshop Elements or any other software using the slider in the driver to print from warm
2004-02-12 by Peter A. Klein
Thanks, Paul and Bob. Judging from Bob s remark, it sounds like it may not be worth it. I do remember using 2880 with the glossy paper samples that came with
2004-02-12 by slightlyoutoffocus
That s wonderful news, Keith. I intend to try it with my 1270. You mentioned that the glossy paper will not work on the 2200 because of the pizza wheels.
2004-02-12 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
First, to understand the relationship between InkJetMall and Cone Editions, read the first paragraph at: http://www.inkjetmall.com/store/our-mission.html Then
2004-02-12 by aitor Peña Inclán
Hello, I have receive my first set of UT2 cartdriges. I have read the Roark instructionsand have a question, In photoshop, print with preview, which are the
2004-02-12 by Tom Husband
... Rob, Photoshop Elements doesn t have the curve function so you won t be able to use it. In Photoshop you ll change the image to RGB and then go to curves
2004-02-12 by Bob Michaels
Specify Photo Paper then use EEM anyway to get 2880 dpi. Then get a good loupe to be able to see the small difference. You ll also discover a new meaning to
2004-02-12 by Paul D. DeRocco
... You can lie to the driver about the kind of paper. You ll have to print a step wedge to see if you get a reasonable gray scale, however. My guess is that
2004-02-12 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I ve put up a few Death Valley shots in http://www.pbase.com/pderocco/black_white, including Footprints #1, Dune #1 and Dune #2. I expect to get a few more
2004-02-12 by Peter A. Klein
My 1280 driver (Windows)does not seem to allow the use of 2880 dpi except with glossy papers. When using the Epson Matte Heavy setting, 2880 dpi isn t even
2004-02-12 by Lara
... Thanks Paul! Love to see what you shot at the dunes. The others did the early morning thing at the dunes....I slept in. :-) I used the curves and lessons I
2004-02-12 by Barrett Benton
... Assuming your friend hasn t made the purchase yet, he might want to take a look at Minolta s (Konica Minolta s...damn, that s such a clunky name) new
2004-02-12 by Barrett Benton
Okay, Keith, now you ve got me on edge...wishing I could get hold of these papers - in any size - and give them a go through the 1160 with the Quad Black inks.
2004-02-12 by Carolyn Frayn
... The only semi success I ve had with laminants over EEM pig prints, is by stacking the prints between plain paper and allowing them to cure for two days
2004-02-12 by Mark Hahn
while eying a 5000+MP replacement, I am still using a Dimage SD II and it does well enough with fine grained film and even T400CN for 8x12 prints, but forget
2004-02-12 by jim0266
... I m running Epson print driver version 1.56E and by choosing Standard - Minimize Margins it centers the print as suggested in an earlier reply. No need
2004-02-12 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jan, ... The Matte Black will give a much better Dmax than Photo black, and not so warm in color. ... No. ... Actually, even with BO some of the color
2004-02-12 by Truman Prevatt
I let the image dictate the print size. I try as best possible to frame the image so I don t have to crop. Not every image is suited to an 8x10 or 11x14 or an
2004-02-12 by Tyler Boley
A friend asked for advice regarding a Dimage 3. He just wants to do entry level 35mm b&w scanning, that s all he shoots. Mostly for web and small prints.
2004-02-12 by Mark Hahn
As I said, it s a personal choice, so I m not arguing one way or the other, but for me, even with cropping I almost always stay with the format that I shoot
2004-02-11 by jim0266
My plan is to eventually move to a continuous flow system. It seems that one of the tricks is to use the printer consistently to avoid clogs. That s where an
2004-02-11 by jackperk
... That assumes that you do no cropping. And there aren t many prints that I do not crop in the process. Jack
2004-02-11 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
I should have noted that prints done on these media with Lyson dyes (Fotonics, Lysonics, and Small Gamut from both EPSON and Canon printers) show negligible,
2004-02-11 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
A few days back I got some samples of Lyson s new Archival Quality Premium Matte and Archival Quality Premium Glossy papers. These papers are reportedly an
2004-02-11 by bad2maxxx
Hi- After seeing how far digital prints have improved, I am leaving my wet darkroom behind and going digital! I have ordered a Nikon Coolscan V film scanner, a
2004-02-11 by Lara
Sorry, wrong group!