Yahoo Groups archive

Digital BW, The Print

Index last updated: 2026-04-28 22:56 UTC

Messages

Browse messages

Page 1387 of 2186 · 109257 messages matched

[Digital BW] Re: Good camera for B&W

2004-01-08 by Mark Hahn

since no home scanner can accurately capture the actual visible grain of Tri-X you are stuck trying to process around this failure... you may be able to do

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: [Digital BW] Re: Good camera for B&W

2004-01-08 by Anthony G. Atkielski

... If you prefer color negative film, I find the new Kodak Portra 400UC to be amazing--perhaps the closest approach I ve seen to slides in a color negative

Thread view Attachments: 0

New here........

2004-01-08 by mphunt

......and seeing some great advise and comments. I m thinking of dedicating a 1270 to b&w. Any suggestions/tips for a newbie? Also was reading a thread about

Thread view Attachments: 0

Infra Red Images using Canon 10D

2004-01-08 by Matthew Born

Carl, those are lovely indeed. I m stunned to see such nice IR work from a digital. Every time I think I ve talked myself out of a DSLR (Sigma -- too much low

Thread view Attachments: 0

[Digital BW] Re: Good camera for B&W

2004-01-08 by Sam McCandless

... I thought I might carry both, Monroe, at least for a while. I usually carry two cameras anyway, one with 400 film and an image-stabilized lens and a

Thread view Attachments: 0

re: Brilliant paper

2004-01-07 by William John Smith

The new Brilliant paper that Calumet is now pushing is inkjet not photo paper. Calumet still sells Zone VI Brilliant photo paper. Calumet has stopped selling

Thread view Attachments: 0

RE: [Digital BW] Re: Print Orientation

2004-01-07 by Paul Roark

... Apparently the eye is most sensitive to lines/banding when the lines are horizontal or vertical. Diagonal lines are harder for us to see. According to my

Thread view Attachments: 0

[Digital BW] Re: Good camera for B&W

2004-01-07 by Barrett Benton

Speaking strictly for myself, when I m *thinking* in b/w, I don t care for the distraction of making conversions from color (which doesn t happen in just a

Thread view Attachments: 0

[Digital BW] Re: Good camera for B&W

2004-01-07 by Mark Hahn

I am happier with true b&w at ISO 100 than with ISO 100 color film. I am also happier with T400CN (or PortaBW) film than color ISO 400 film. I almost never

Thread view Attachments: 0

[Digital BW] Re: Good camera for B&W

2004-01-07 by digikdm

Why shoot B&W film at all if you know your output will eventually be digital? With a push of a button any color pic can be beautifully converted to B&W ( with

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Print Orientation

2004-01-07 by Clayton Jones

Hello Jerry, ... I have found some advantage. In some cases, usually involving a large smooth area that happens to be in the tonal range where dither banding

Thread view Attachments: 0

[Digital BW] Re: Good camera for B&W

2004-01-07 by Mark Hahn

All 100 speed films scan pretty well, but in my experience, only the 400 C-41 films scan well at that speed with this scanner (I ve yet to see anyone s 35mm

Thread view Attachments: 0

Print Orientation

2004-01-07 by Jerry in Houston

I am using a 1280, UT inks, and Paul Roarke curves. FWIW I NEVER get a clog and I have used OEM, aftermarket, and currently using UT inks. My question is this,

Thread view Attachments: 0

B.O. with MIS Eboni - question

2004-01-07 by wifflebomb

I like printing Black Only with my Epson 2200, but I think Epson s OEM matte black ink looks too brown. So after some research I found out about the MIS

Thread view Attachments: 0

RE: [Digital BW] Brilliant papers?

2004-01-07 by Roger L Sopher

Brilliant was originally sold by Fred Picker before he sold out to Calumet. It was, I believe, made in France and was a superb paper in the class of Oriental

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Infra Red Images using Canon 10D

2004-01-07 by Glenn Mitchell

... using ... get the ... This really belongs in a Canon 10D group. There are several on Yahoo! Groups. The brief answer is that the hot metal filter blocks so

Thread view Attachments: 0

Brilliant papers?

2004-01-07 by Charles Bandes

Hi guys - I got a flyer from Calumet promoting a new line of papers from a company called Brilliant. The price is good, the marketing schpiel is good, but I m

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Infra Red Images using Canon 10D

2004-01-07 by mgolczewska

... recently I have found this digital infrared plugin from fm-software http://www.fredmiranda.com/shopping/DI I think it s a poor emulation if you compare it

Thread view Attachments: 0

Infra Red Images using Canon 10D

2004-01-07 by Andrew Ammendola (Alexius DeZign)

G day All I know that there are some limitations to easily take infra red images with the 10D due to a filter located in front of the sensor. However, I have

Thread view Attachments: 0

Move to quarantaine

This moves the raw source file on disk only. The archive index is not changed automatically, so you still need to run a manual refresh afterward.