RE: [Digital BW] Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-26 by Tom Baker
Paul - Yes. In the grayscale mode IP uses only 4 inks, instead of trying to make black or shades of gray with all seven inks. Tom Baker ... It would seem
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RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-26 by Austin Franklin
... Hi Richard, That sounds better, as I believe green enhances contrast (and is typically used for enhancing clouds)...so it would probably not be good for
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Colorburst RIP
2004-01-26 by Steve Smith
I have recently down loaded the trial version of the color burst rip and similar problems with banding on grayscale images on the 2200. The grayscale images
Re: Grain reduction
2004-01-26 by B. Alex Pettit Jr.
Marc, Download a demo copy of PictureWindowsPro and try the gaussian blur. Create a mask which avoids getting too close to objects needing to be maintained
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-26 by Paul D. DeRocco
... It would seem that if you can get it to print neutral grays with a grayscale profile, but can t with an RGB profile, then it s doing a different kind of
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-26 by Tom Baker
Paul - ... Correct. As for gray ICC profiles, go to Colorgytes download site and you will see their listing of profiles. The listings are broken down by
Re: Grain reduction
2004-01-26 by Mark Hahn
don t know that it is off-group, but it is of course the real answer! mark ... problem: go to a ... Pan. I found ... also need to be ... between my 4X5 neg
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-26 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I ve already spent the money on profiling software, so I want to make sure I can use it with whatever RIP I get. ... I m really not getting what you re
Re: Colorburst RIP
2004-01-26 by Antonis Ricos
Sanders, why not download the free demo from http://www.colorburstrip.com/ and give it a test drive. I really haven t tested enough to make final
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-26 by Tom Baker
Paul - IP uses standard ICC profiles. The profiles are done by Colorbyte, and are provided free to IP users. One could spend the money to have custom
Re: Grain reduction
2004-01-26 by Jan Becket
Hope this isn t off-group, but here s another way to deal with the problem: go to a larger format film and use something like T-Max 100 or even Tech Pan. I
RE: [Digital BW] Colorburst RIP
2004-01-26 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I m interested too, because buying ImagePrint for both my printers winds up costing as much as Colorburst. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-26 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I m interested in this, because I m considering getting a RIP. What do you mean by not being able to get a neutral print with a profile? Does IP not use a
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-26 by Tom Baker
PS is probably not the cause of the color cast. When Epson drivers a passed a file with the RGB values all equal, it can t produce a neutral print.For that
RE: [Digital BW] UT2-2200 and 7600
2004-01-26 by Paul Roark
Sanders, ... The new variant of UT2, which I think we ll start calling the UT2-2200 (as opposed to UT2-1280), is working so well on the 2200 that I m 99% sure
Colorburst RIP
2004-01-26 by sandersm@aol.com
I went back through the archives to see if anyone besides Robbe was using the Colorbust RIP and couldn t find any references to it. Does anyone on the list
UT-22 and 7600
2004-01-26 by sandersm@aol.com
Paul, have you figured out yet whether the MIS UT-22 inkset will work with the 7600? Sanders McNew www.mcnew.net [Non-text portions of this message have been
RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-26 by Richard
... From: islandbuck2 [mailto:islandbuck@bellsouth.net] Sent: 25 January 2004 12:44 To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Digital BW]
Re: [Digital BW] Glossy printing with Eboni -- who needs a 4000?
2004-01-25 by Roy Harrington
... That s a good question and I d like to know what people can see as well. Here s a few a,b value reference points: EEM paper is (1,-5) -- quite
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-25 by Ken Carney
Right, that s what I plan to do. The prints with CS sure look different to me, but then I need to do some structured testing. I recall reading somewhere that
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-25 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Someone mentioned that Photoshop s algorithms for doing adjustment layers have lots of shortcuts in them to make them more efficient, at the expense of
Re: [Digital BW] Grain reduction
2004-01-25 by Mark Hahn
for skies, a median filter is sometimes appropriate... mark ... grain ... of ... layer ... then use ... been ... works ... select only ... from the ... edge of
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-25 by Mark Hahn
I don t know that many people actually used it as a portraiture filter, but aside from the predictable effects on foliage, it gave a similar effect to a
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-25 by Ken Carney
Good questions, Antonis. I will have to approach this in a more structured way. The PS color space (Adobe RGB 1998) and the Epson print space (Epson 2200 EEM
Re: Grain reduction
2004-01-25 by Mark Hahn
Neat image is a great tool... I bought the plug-in version and find that it often works well with digital noise, but have been disapointed in its ability at
RE: [Digital BW] Glossy printing with Eboni -- who needs a 4000?
2004-01-25 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Do you have some sense about how much wiggle you can tolerate in the grayscale (in terms of ab value variation) before it s visible? -- Ciao,
RE: [Digital BW] Glossy printing with Eboni -- who needs a 4000?
2004-01-25 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Warm vs. cool refers to the appearance under different kinds of black box illumination. Ironically, what people refer to as warm color is what you get
Re: [Digital BW] Glossy printing with Eboni -- who needs a 4000?
2004-01-25 by Roy Harrington
... b... wrote: A couple more basic questions and sorry if this is fundamental ³colour theory². What about the K in your CMYK readings? I still
RE: [Digital BW] Glossy printing with Eboni -- who needs a 4000?
2004-01-25 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... I am not a color expert. But, as I understand the Epson driver, it runs straight from the RGB Photoshop information. We would love to be able to
Re: Grain reduction
2004-01-25 by MartyF2938@aol.com
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Re: [Digital BW] Glossy printing with Eboni -- who needs a 4000?
2004-01-25 by Steve Kale
Paul I think I can answer my own first question K has no Œcolour¹ and so is not relevant (and, yes, R=G=B= a shade of grey). But what I just found
Re: [Digital BW] Glossy printing with Eboni -- who needs a 4000?
2004-01-25 by Steve Kale
A couple more basic questions and sorry if this is fundamental ³colour theory². What about the K in your CMYK readings? I still struggle to think in RGB,
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-25 by islandbuck2
Dennis, a green filter will emphasize pimples and blotches . Those skin defects tend to be reddish and a green filter will make then darker. Green filters
Dan Burkholder Workshop
2004-01-25 by fotoco14
Dan Burkholder 3 DayWorkshop Fri.23rd, to Sun.25th April 2004 Dan Burkholder has agreed to come to Northern Ireland from the USA To give a 3 day workshop on
Re: Photoshop CS/B&W
2004-01-25 by Antonis Ricos
Ken, did your other settings stay the same? Color and gray spaces in PS color prefs , Epson driver CM settings (print space/doc space)?... If so did you test
RE: [Digital BW] Scanning b&w negatives
2004-01-25 by Dennis W. Manasco
... Austin -- You _may_ be right about why it was chosen for converting scans. But as for using a green filter for B&W portraiture you might look at:
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Glossy printing with Eboni -- who needs a 4000?
2004-01-25 by Carl Schofield
Roy & Steve, Here is a color space converter calculator that will give you RGB or CMY from the LAB data (or XYZ), but not the same CMY density that Paul
Re: Glossy printing with Eboni -- who needs a 4000?
2004-01-25 by Roy Harrington
Hi Steve, It s certainly possible to measure a wedge printed out with any method. I m also curious how to compare Paul s measurements to those I get. The
RE: [Digital BW] epson C84
2004-01-25 by Mitch Buckner
Humm...I was going to hold off on the Quadtone because I didnt want to buy another printer right this moment (Ive already got 2 & am about to buy another for
RE: [Digital BW] Re: 2200 drivers
2004-01-25 by Paul Roark
Tom, ... Well ... Let s say that for most B&W printers a good refurbished 1280 looks like a real bargain to me. Those separate 2200 carts are handy for
RE: [Digital BW] Ultratones - switching blacks
2004-01-25 by Paul Roark
Charles, ... Matte printing is very important to me also. In the 2200 with UT-22 I may not support Photo K at all. Eboni is the black ink, and the glossy
Re: 2200 drivers
2004-01-25 by Tom OConnell
Hi Paul- Just noticed your post...I ve been gone for a few days...bet you love the 2200 !!! As for the drivers, I use the one from the cd that came with the
Ultratones - switching blacks
2004-01-25 by Charles Bandes
Hi guys - I ve been using the MIS-UT inkset in my 1280. I get great prints, but I have finally come around to the idea that I prefer matte prints to glossy (I
Piezography ICC on Epson 3000
2004-01-25 by akos_szilvasi
I just joined the group. Sorry if I bring up a subject that has already been discussed. My Epson 1280 died (due to the incompetent, ignorant people at
RE: [Digital BW] Grain reduction
2004-01-24 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I generally begin with Select- Color Range to select all the sky, then use other selection tools to get rid of any other pixels that may have been
Re: [Digital BW] Grain reduction
2004-01-24 by Victor Landweber
You may want to try a dedicated noise-and-grain-reduction plug-in. Neat Image works great for grain reduction. It s available at several price points, with
Re: [Digital BW] epson C84
2004-01-24 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mitch, ... MIS has inks for the 870. It uses the same black cart as the 1280, which means it can be used with Eboni black. I used to have one and it
Re: Grain reduction
2004-01-24 by bwinkjet
Hi, Copy the background layer, magic wand the sky, contract it 1-2 pixels and run Blur-degauss at about 3 and see if that works. If you need less, then
Grain reduction
2004-01-24 by marcsien77
I would greatly appreciate advice on a PS technique to reduce grain from an almost uniform overcast sky area of a BW image. The rest of the image is fine so I
Re: [Digital BW] Glossy printing with Eboni -- who needs a 4000?
2004-01-24 by Steve Kale
Thanks Paul. Can Eye One and, say, Measure Tool be used to measure this information by using the QTR-21-Gray.txt step wedge file? I guess that is another