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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Print sizes

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

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Re: Negative Size ?

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

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Need some simple advice

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

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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Print sizes

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

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Re: Negative Size ?

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)

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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Print sizes

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

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Re: Negative Size ?

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

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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Print sizes

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

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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Print sizes

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:

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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Print sizes

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

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[Digital BW] Re: Print sizes

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

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Negative Size ?

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

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[Digital BW] Re: Print sizes

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

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Photoshop and UT2 inkset

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

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Re: Minolta?

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

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Re: Minolta?

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

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Re: Getting Started with 2200

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

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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Print sizes

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

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Minolta?

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.

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Re: Print sizes

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

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Something like Autoprint for OS X?

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

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Re: Print sizes

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

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