Selling equipment
2004-02-09 by Ken Carney
Hello all. Now that I m firmly entrenched in desktop printmaking, I m thinking about selling my large format gear to make way for, what appears to be, the
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2004-02-09 by Ken Carney
Hello all. Now that I m firmly entrenched in desktop printmaking, I m thinking about selling my large format gear to make way for, what appears to be, the
2004-02-09 by Jake Hellbach
I m not sure if anyone mentioned this company. http://www.alettaphoto.com/index.htm#cameras $300.00 for a 4X5 without lens. They sell their cameras on Ebay as
2004-02-08 by sceptre12345
... Arne, Feast your eyes on the Lotus View Camera from Austria http://www.lotusviewcamera.at/ Cheers, Andre
2004-02-08 by D. Hill
Another lightweight and inexpensive option are the cambo cameras. I used the calumet cadet - which is the lowest price cambo camera. It was solid and
2004-02-08 by virtuallygrey
... Kokak ??? Steve Gledhill www.virtuallygrey.co.uk
2004-02-08 by virtuallygrey
... Antrim wrote: ... board ... cover ... together ... digital ... I don t know too much about usual practice but I use archival corners to
2004-02-08 by Paul Roark
Joe, ... Thanks for pointing that out. I ll start a test as soon as the samples arrive. My tests may be simple, but I think the comparisons are valid. Paul
2004-02-08 by A. Huntley
Wow, Arne, this is a tough question... Asking which is the best 4x5 camera is like asking which is the best digital camera, or the best car, or the best watch,
2004-02-08 by Stephen Petegorsky
Arne - Unless you really must have a wooden camera, you might look at the Horseman 45 FA. It s metal, very sturdy and compact, lightweight, and fairly
2004-02-08 by Joe Davajon
More observations..... First of all, one problem with Kodak s claim of 100 years for their new paper is that their testing criteria measures light fading and
2004-02-08 by Ken Carney
... watch AA, Al ... Lucky you. I ve been able to attend workshops by two of his assistants, John Sexton and Ted Orland. Most of the lessons learned carry
2004-02-08 by Ken Carney
I have friends with the Zone VI and Wisner wooden field cameras and they work fine. You might want to go with a Linhof Technica since you already have the
2004-02-08 by Phil Rose
... Hmm, I hadn t realized that--I had mistakenly assumed that the poppet feature started with the models having individual color cartridges. ... Thanks for
2004-02-08 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 2/8/2004 9:58:27 AM Pacific Standard Time, ... http://www.robertwhite.co.uk/large.htm Is a good place to look for you. If cash is no object
2004-02-08 by bfwoolner
Thanks to all who responded. Barbara
2004-02-08 by Arne Olsson
Hi all Photographers in the World! Here in Sweden it s soon springtime and every year I feel the same. I just have to buy a wooden flatbed 4x5 field camera,
2004-02-08 by lovelipp
In printing 17x22paper, the first 3/8 of the image bands and the upper left corner of the paper gets black ink on it and a little bend. Also, the image no
2004-02-08 by Steven Karafyllakis
... cart and ... clogging? ... All the recent Epson carts have a poppet valve in them that seals them off; Oddly enough, the ultra-cheap Chinese dye inks
2004-02-08 by nsams2002
I thought I might give the Lyson inks a try for my black and white work. I see that they have both a Quad Black, and a Small Gamut set. Comments on these
2004-02-08 by Paul W. Antrim
I ve seen fine art pints (including Ansel s) that were 16X20 or larger; even these had a white undermatt. I do agree the matting (if right color and quality)
2004-02-08 by klog52756
I have found, assuming I was seeing the same problem with my work, as you are seeing with your work, the importance of printing at 360 DPI v. 300 DPI. Notice
2004-02-08 by Dragonfly Imaging & Printing
Hi Mark, With your $250 budget, I d go with the 19 NEC. They seem to be economical, good quality and reliable. John Toles Dragonfly Imaging & Printing
2004-02-08 by Dragonfly Imaging & Printing
Barbara, Yes, LCD monitors can be profiled quite nicely with a compatible spyder. I have had good experience with the Eye-One Display and Spectro. John Toles
2004-02-08 by ms.photolists
I know this is bit off topic but with the breadth of experience in this forum I thought someone could help (and it does involve mounting digital B/W prints). I
2004-02-08 by Richard
... From: awahlster [mailto:awahlster@aol.com] Sent: 08 February 2004 06:16 To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Digital BW] A monitor
2004-02-08 by awahlster
i m starting to look for a second monitor to use for my digital darkroom work. First let me just say that I can t/won t pay more then $250.00 for a monitor I
2004-02-08 by hitechfactoryworker
LCD still can t compete with a good CRT. I just bought a NEC FP2141sb and love it. The monitor depth is surely greater, but they ve done a good job of
2004-02-08 by Joe Davajon
... My NEC monitor is in its death throes and I am taking suggestions. Can the LCD flat screen monitors be calibrated with a Spyder? Anyone know or have
2004-02-08 by Paul Roark
Right, the 890 is a bargain letter-size 1280. I understand it is still sold new in Europe. The C82 & 84 are for people who really want simple. The UT2 in an
2004-02-08 by Bob Michaels
The 890 is the same thing as a 1280 but on a smaller chassis that only prints up to 8.5x11. They are only available at Epson.com refurbished for $129 including
2004-02-08 by Bob Michaels
If you re ordering from MIS just tell them what you are doing and they ll tell you everything else you need. They re not some huge place with bunch of minimum
2004-02-08 by glemasurier
Paul, Is the 890 an 8.5X11 printer like the C84? Is it much different than the 825 I have now? I didn t see one at Office Depot or CompUSA where I picked up
2004-02-08 by Paul Roark
George, The C84 takes the MIS Easy B&W carts. They are not UT2 carts. The tone is monotone. You can only change the tones by putting in a different mix of
2004-02-08 by bfwoolner
My NEC monitor is in its death throes and I am taking suggestions. Can the LCD flat screen monitors be calibrated with a Spyder? Anyone know or have advice.
2004-02-08 by ms.photolists
I am about to produce a set of exhibition B/W prints. I have settled on using Ebony Black Only prints but because of the volumes involved I am thinking of
2004-02-08 by Ken Carney
Paul: I use a Seal dry-mount press to mount inkjet prints with no problems. See Ansel Adams book The Print for the correct procedure, especially the part
2004-02-08 by Bob Michaels
They seems to be just as good as the Epson brand 1280 carts for general printing, cleaning clogs and other purposes where you need to switch from pigment
2004-02-08 by Bob Michaels
I don t think there is such a thing as partial obstruction . The vent holes just have to infuse 12 cc s of air over the life span of the cart. Either they are
2004-02-07 by Paul W. Antrim
Salons usually don t look at much of anything under 11X14. If keeping the judges happy isn t one of your criteria for matt size, I like an concept that
2004-02-07 by Bob Michaels
I tried my laserjet and found the results were pretty bad. They looked like a photo copied on a Xerox machine. Bob Michaels ... printing B&W ... dpi and ...
2004-02-07 by glemasurier
Okay, I m taking a tenative first step. I just went out and bought a new C84 (if I like the results, then I ll get a 1280) and want to purchase some UT2
2004-02-07 by Jeff Magidson
Has anyone else noticed / wondered why the vent holes on the MIS pre - filled and Virgin carts for the 1280 are at the wrong end? Meaning, they are on the
2004-02-07 by Joe
I put scotch tape over the holes on the bottom and top. However they do leak since there is no valve inside. It is messy actually. Which makes me wonder; why
2004-02-07 by Phil Rose
... Epson s own 1280 cartridges for the 1280 don t self seal, do they? Anyway, check out the MIS web site. Here s what they say about self sealing (in their
2004-02-07 by Paul D. DeRocco
... It s really not a problem. You can swap them back and forth, or leave one out of the printer until the other runs out, without causing problems. They re
2004-02-07 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I wish I had time to plot these right now, but I m away for the weekend. I ll leave your message in my inbox, and plot them against mine (and against
2004-02-07 by Steve Kale
Ok, same. Well maybe it is just a curve ball cartridge. I have a couple more but I am reluctant to just pop open further cartridges just to test. From: Carl
2004-02-07 by Hans Edvardsson
I m a little curious of the results of a 1200 dpi laserjet for printing B&W copies. This would be from grainy negatives (e.g. tri-x). With 1200 dpi and 100lpi,
2004-02-07 by Carl Schofield
My PK cart label has (on top) T0341 Photo Black, made in Japan. On the side it reads EPSON, T0341, Photo Black, Do not remove this label. Portions copyright
2004-02-07 by Steve Kale
What is printed on the label on your cartridge? Not sure I understand the colour chip simulation. The colours I see seem to bear no resemblance to what I see