[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
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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
2004-01-08 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... One more reason to keep my copy of Photoshop 5 forever.
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
2004-01-08 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
I just learned something troubling over at Dan Marguli s colortheory list.. Many are well aware that PhotoShop CS for Windoze has an inbuilt activation
2004-01-08 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... This is not true, for reasons I have previously explained again, and again, and again.
2004-01-08 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Tri-X can easily be scanned from the scanner s standpoint, but get the results you want requires a lot of tweaking and practice.
2004-01-08 by hogarth
... I tend to trust IJMs numbers more than Whilhelm s myself, just because IJM is so over the top with the xenon lights. You can t say that
2004-01-08 by Paul Roark
I want to correct and expand on my original posting on this InkJetMall test. ... I originally misread the test of Photo Black to be Light Black -- my mistake.
2004-01-08 by Truman Prevatt
In music the fans of rock realy groove on the big booming base - they want their teeth to fall out from the base. The folks that like classical demand a huge
2004-01-08 by George Hartzell
I ve been playing with a can of PrintGuard spray, on Epson Archival Matte and Hahnemulle [sic] William Turner. I ve noticed that it *does* darken the blacks a
2004-01-08 by Tom Baker
My recent flyer (3 days ago) says it s ink jet paper. Tom Baker William John Smith wrote: The new Brilliant paper that Calumet is now
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
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
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
2004-01-08 by jim hayes
Solidly agree with the folks that recommend installing Epson carts. Do no more than 3 cleaning cycles or you ll really see LOTS of skipping around spaces! Make
2004-01-07 by Paul Roark
... Well, let s think about this. According to the InkJetMall test the UC Light Black faded 6.02% whereas the PT WN dark gray faded only 0.84%. So, it s over
2004-01-07 by Austin Franklin
K., ... Because, for me, the results of shooting with B&W film produce the results I am looking for and are far superior to the results I can get from any
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
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
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
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
2004-01-07 by hogarth
... For one thing, dynamic range. For another, information density per unit weight (film weighs a lot less than digital sensors, especially when you are
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
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
2004-01-07 by Carl Schofield
The workflow in the Photoshop channel mixer was simply to set the red channel to 100% blue and the blue channel to 100% red. Then use levels adjustments (by
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
2004-01-07 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Those are gorgeous pictures. I guess it s worth shooting IR, even with the built-in IR stop filter, as long as the subject s sitting still. What was your
2004-01-07 by Daniel Staver
... On this page they sell the Eboni for the black position: http://inksupply.com/index.cfm?source=html/epsoncomps_2200.html ... You can switch cartridge
2004-01-07 by Carl Schofield
Go to the page below and order ARC-T0348-K , which is Eboni in a cart for the K position in the 2200.
2004-01-07 by Ed Mathews
... I ve given them both on CD. No difference. ... I m sure that would help, but they are a very busy shop and I doubt they would take the time to do that
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,
2004-01-07 by D. Hill
Ed, Is the magenta cast originating from a greyscale file, or a desaturated RGB file? I have also found that the Frontier prints straight greyscale files with
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
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
2004-01-07 by Tom Husband
... you ve ... have. ... I d have to agree with Bob. I ve been having clogs on my 1280 with UT ink and can t seem to get past them. If I put Epson Color
2004-01-07 by Sam McCandless
... and which B&W film for starters? -- Sam
2004-01-07 by Sam McCandless
... Roy Harrington s QuadToneRIP (QTR) does too, doesn t it? Isn t that the easiest and least expensive solution, at least for someone willing to use a Mac? --
2004-01-07 by dirkhobman
Hello, For all who might be interested, I have posted an Epson 1160 printer for sale on Ebay. This printer is in excellent condition. For more information,
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
2004-01-07 by Carl Schofield
I made a few tests with the 10D and D30 using IR pass filters and there are some sample images here: http://www.pbase.com/scho/infrared&page=all The 10D
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
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
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
2004-01-07 by Bob Michaels
Does your printer give you inconsistent nozzle checks using original Epson carts? If so, I have no clue to your problem. But if if works with Epson carts, your
2004-01-07 by Ed Mathews
... ... I d have to disagree with this, at least on a local level. My Wallmart gives pretty good color results, but their B&W has a terrible
2004-01-07 by dave08g
... Ultrachrome inks vs. ... Inkjet mall s website has a comparative analysis of Ultrachrome, various Piezotone (carbon) inks , Sundance and MIS-FS inks based
2004-01-07 by Paul Roark
... I don t know of any good, direct comparisons. However, here is some information that might help. My tests show that the black and light black inks of the
2004-01-07 by bjornaagedk
Is there any comparisons available that shows the longevity of Ultrachrome inks vs. Carbon Inks such as f.ex. MIS Quadtones?
2004-01-07 by ellery
Have you considered the cleaning carts - I remember there were carts filled with cleaning solution. I think the residue of the different inks could be the
2004-01-07 by D. Hill
First of all, don t give up. Second, if you chuck the printer, chuck it this way... ... My question is what is the final purpose (gallery, prints for family,