Re: [Digital BW] Various Print Sprays
2004-01-09 by Carl Schofield
The PremierArt spray gives the smoothest finish and is not overly glossy. Best of the bunch that I ve tried so far.
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2004-01-09 by Carl Schofield
The PremierArt spray gives the smoothest finish and is not overly glossy. Best of the bunch that I ve tried so far.
2004-01-09 by Don
I have been reading with interest about the Premier Art Print Spray and other sprays. Do these sprays say they have a particular finish? I notice that both
2004-01-09 by Truman Prevatt
Works fine. I regularly scan 4x5 TriX negatives at 2400 dpi -16 bit gray. It is slow, but it just chugs along to finish. Truman
2004-01-09 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Unfortunately, they are right. Many counterfeits are incredibly crude--certainly nothing that requires Photoshop or high-quality scans. They still work
2004-01-09 by Alan Zinn
Guys, I have made a web page with some notes RE my BO tests. It doesn t break any new ground but affirms what Paul and Clayton have been doing plus some of my
2004-01-09 by Alan Zinn
... Guys, I think the problem is that each scanner has a sweet spot. However, the depth of focus is deep and overcomes serious differences. I did tests with
2004-01-09 by Alan Zinn
... Daniel, I scan pan negs at 3200dpi on my clunker - at 100% NOT to print size. AZ Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround Book, 2nd ed. NOW SHIPPING
2004-01-09 by David Jackson
... Mark, I don t get this. Why is it less important with 4x5 negs? Many Thanks, David
2004-01-09 by Paul Roark
With the C82 be sure the settings are correct. They include Best Photo, and in the Advanced box check ICM & No Color Adjustment. Turn High Speed off. Use
2004-01-09 by jtconte
Hi, I downloaded a trial version of Filemaker Pro 6 but still can t seem to open the paper data files at Files Papers old data files . Can someone help me?
2004-01-09 by Mark Hahn
isn t that a little contradictory? I mean considering film flatness a benifit on one hand but then deciding that DOF covers all focus issues... :) with 4x5 I
2004-01-09 by Tim Atherton
... I know - the only people I can see this discouraging and possibly stopping (and even that is doubtful) are the teenage and Mom and Pop counterfeiters -
2004-01-09 by Mark Hahn
it gets slow with 200MP 16 bit files, but it works. I generally downsample to print size and reduce to 8 bit after most critical work is done. the biggest
2004-01-09 by Austin Franklin
Hi Tim, But...even at that, putting it in Adobe is moot. BTW, older scanners are easily available...and the documentation of the command sets for scanners are
2004-01-09 by Daniel Staver
... It s funny you should recommend that now, since I ve just gone through ten rolls of Neopan 1600 after reading about it on the Photo.net forums. I develop
2004-01-09 by Tim Atherton
... Austin, Apparently it s been in most/many colour copiers for some time - so I wouldn t be surprised if scanner drivers are next, if it s not already in
2004-01-09 by Austin Franklin
... Hi Daniel, For 35mm, if you like Tri-X, try Neopan 1600 developed in XTOL, 1:1 or even 1:3. It s got very smooth tonality, and really quite reduced grain
2004-01-09 by Austin Franklin
Hi, Unless someone can explain differently, it s the scanner driver that scans the image...so unless the scanner driver contains this CDS stuff, it s really
2004-01-09 by Avery Minor
Steve: I have been able to fix several flash cards in this state very simply. It seems the cards become inaccessible to the original camera when loading or
2004-01-09 by agordo55441
Are you all saying that you are not using the Epson-provided negative holders? ... systems to a
2004-01-09 by Daniel Staver
... slow ... Why? I ve scanned 5x4 s at 3200dpi without any problems, and scan 35mm negatives at 5400dpi every day... My computer isn t that powerful either -
2004-01-09 by DigitalLipothymy@aol.com
In a message dated 1/9/2004 4:17:07 AM Eastern Standard Time, E.Dinkla@chello.nl writes: here s and article showing why your probably *don t* want to lay your
2004-01-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Mark Hahn To: Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 7:48 AM Subject: [Digital BW]
2004-01-09 by Martin Glader
I made a similar test by placing a ruler on the glass and raising the other end of the ruler to find the optimal focal plane with a 2450 scanner. The focal
2004-01-09 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... What happened to the requests of people who actually buy Adobe products? Maybe people should stop buying the products, and let Adobe live off the
2004-01-09 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... The U.S. government is not exempt from counterfeiting laws, as a general rule.
2004-01-09 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... If it scans every image opened for a digital watermark, it slows the opening of files down tremendously. I long ago removed the Digimarc plug-in from
2004-01-09 by Daniel Staver
Tri-X is one of my favorite films for grain, so I was surprised to read that it s no good for scanning. I guess everybody s tastes are different... I ve tried
2004-01-09 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Since U.S. banknotes are not in black and white, B&W does not generally present a problem.
2004-01-09 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... How does PS distinguish between authorized and unauthorized processing of banknote images? A feature like this isn t necessarily a big deal, as long as it
2004-01-09 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... I don t want the grain, just the overall response to light. Indeed, grain is the biggest problem with Tri-X. ... I try not to pay any attention to grain.
2004-01-09 by Mark Hahn
here s and article showing why your probably *don t* want to lay your negatives on the glass:
2004-01-09 by Mark Hahn
I have seen this too, but it more because they are slightly out of focus and it blurs the grain a bit; then with post processing you can sharpen the image
2004-01-09 by Mark Hahn
Thanks! Yeah, with 120 or 4x5 you aren t enlarging as much and it is ok. I have a Epson 2450 and it is ok for 120, but quite good for 4x5 . I found that
2004-01-09 by marthaabelson
I just received my Easy BW (Neutral)cartridges today from MIS for my c82 and I m pretty disappointed with the results thus far. I have made a bunch of prints
2004-01-09 by sandersnyc
... It is! But you need to be clever about it. If you look at the holders, you will notice a notch that runs along the top. When the scanner sees the notch,
2004-01-09 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
What follows is Dan Margulis s report of ADOBE s response. To cut to the chase: Of course they ve failed completely to answer the all important question of why
2004-01-09 by Billy Cobb
Since the feature is designed to keep ya from steallin , why would they? BC ... From: Editor P.O.V. Image Service [mailto:editor@p-o-v-image.com] Sent: Friday,
2004-01-09 by Don
... If you re ... at least ... (to avoid ... pleasing ... for ... cannot speak to ... Sanders, Do you really just lay the negatives down on the scanner? Not
2004-01-09 by sandersm@aol.com
Mark Hahn asked about scanning Tri-X. Mark, I have used two consumer scanners that handled Tri-X well. If you re shooting 120 roll film, the Epson
2004-01-09 by Glenn Mitchell
... they ... from ... basis ... I can read the warranty from Epson that shipped with my printer. ;) One might ask you the same thing. Are you a troll? If you
2004-01-09 by Glenn Mitchell
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, andreamorphine ... circa.. ... I m not a Mac user. So, our options are fewer re. RIPs. I believe IP Lite is
2004-01-09 by Truman Prevatt
And the SA on GPS has been turned off. BTW GPS was completely funded by the US goverment for military use. It is still fully funded and opereated by the USAF.
2004-01-09 by bgs
What gun control law? I ve never heard of anyone being shot with a $20 bill found in their fathers closet or duplicated in PS. Enough politics. bgs ... From:
2004-01-09 by Austin Franklin
Hi Mark, Er, why not? You can buy a near mint one these days for $1000...yeah, it s slow for color, but this IS a B&W list, now isn t it ;-) Regards, Austin
2004-01-09 by Mark Hahn
Ok, that isn t a typical home scanner :) (which is what I referenced somewhere in the thread) mark ... scanner...and it is ... may account ... superbly ...
2004-01-09 by Clive Moss
... ... So, being curious, I scanned a new $20 bill with my Epson 2400 scanner. Sure enough. PS CS would not read it. On a whim, I right clicked on the image
2004-01-09 by Tom Baker
What is a bit disturbing here is the trend. I don t think it s to far fetched to image the govt forcing all printer makers to restrict the precision and
2004-01-09 by Tom Baker
I think most of your points are valid. However, I don t think we should not be leaning on Adobe too much. I don t know the number, but there are many
2004-01-09 by Paul D. DeRocco
... A) It slows down file opening. It may slow down other operations as well. B) It sounds like the pattern recognition isn t precise enough only to recognize