Re: [Digital BW] QTR and 7600
2004-01-06 by Stan McQueen
... Thanks very much. I m still deciding whether to buy a 7600. One obstacle was being able to print B&W without having to buy a RIP that costs as much as the
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Good camera for B&W
2004-01-06 by Truman Prevatt
Some very sage advice. After all a sharply conceived image on a point shoot is better than a poorly concieved image on a 4x5. It is about the image. Get what
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Digital B&W Camera [Was: Good camera for B&W]
2004-01-06 by Truman Prevatt
The sensors only measure intensity. To get color color filters are overlayed over the sensor and data processing is used to fill in the colors between the
Re: Digital B&W Camera [Was: Good camera for B&W]
2004-01-06 by Wendel White
Does anyone know why we don t have a setting in our digital camera s that would make the senor measure only luminosity? Am I wrong to think that for B&W
Re: Good camera for B&W
2004-01-06 by sandersm@aol.com
Ernst Dinkla writes: I like to use my MF folders. An Iskra 6x6 and a modified Monitor 6x9. Smaller than a 35 mm SLR and a lot of square inches of film. My
Re: Scanning&storing 4x5 scans
2004-01-06 by Andre Vallejo
Mike,you don need all of that storage space. Once the files are ready,flatten,convert to 8bits and save as compressed TIFF. Much less space will do... ...
Starting out Printer and Ink
2004-01-06 by boogieville2000
Hi I m just getting back into photography after many years break. I used to print my own B&W prints in a darkroom but would like to have a go doing it
BW Printing on 2200
2004-01-06 by ohogdahl
Looking for advice for a set up regarding BW printing on my 2200 printer. I will dedicade this printer for BW printing only. Which company will be able to
Good B/W prints with epson 2100 / 2200 not possible? I'll bui an Hp 7960...
2004-01-06 by andreamorphine
Hello, I tried so many ways to obtain a neutral b/w with my new epson, but nothing is really good, also with black ink only. Now, I tried: 1. archival matte
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Good camera for B&W
2004-01-06 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: To: Sent: Tuesday, January 06, 2004 3:48 AM Subject: [Digital BW] Re: Good camera
Re: Top Fill vs. Bottom Fill Cartridges...Bump
2004-01-06 by Tom Husband
Surely a few folks have used these top fill carts from Media Street. ... UT ... top.
Re: [Digital BW] QTR and 7600
2004-01-06 by J Michael Sullivan
You will need to change the following: PRINTER=QUAD7600_on_192_168_1_100 (or whatever your 7600 name is) DEFAULT_INK_LIMIT=50 LIMIT_LK=40 GRAY_INK_2=LK
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Good camera for B&W
2004-01-06 by Tom Baker
Don t necessarily accept Tri-x as the holy grail. There are a lot of good film/developer combinations out there, depending on your needs/tastes. I just got a
Combating Flaking
2004-01-06 by Julio Fernandez
Flaking I believe is due to poor adhesion of the inks to the paper. Pigmented inks do not penetrate into the paper quite like more fluid solvented inks (dyes)
Re: Good camera for B&W
2004-01-06 by Mark Hahn
Hi Jeff and welcome! It is a bit more than you want to spend, but the Canon Digital Rebel body costs ~$730 and the Canon 50mm f1.8 will only add about $60
Re: Good camera for B&W
2004-01-06 by sandersm@aol.com
GREAT camera for B+W: Rolleiflex 3.5E and Kodak Tri-X film. For many examples, visit my photographs at www.mcnew.net. Digital camera for B+W? They have
Re: Good camera for B&W
2004-01-06 by Barrett Benton
Oh, you *would* ask a third-rail question as your first in this group! ;-) IMO, the first thing to understand is that black-and-white photography is *not*
RE: [Digital BW] Good camera for B&W
2004-01-06 by Ken Carney
Hi, Jeff. For low light, you re pretty much limited to a 35mm film camera and a reasonably fast lens. Some of my stuff is taken wide open, with lenses
Re: [Digital BW] Re: How to combat flaking?
2004-01-06 by Tom Baker
Would the tender surface be the same as flaking? I was under the impression that flaking was lose coating particles remaining on the paper after the
Re: [Digital BW] How to combat flaking?
2004-01-06 by Tom Baker
How to combat flaking? Brush before use and/or ban from this forum. Oh, well. It s a slow news day, and I m running the risk that you ll never hear from me
Re: How to combat flaking?
2004-01-06 by Glenn Mitchell
... Mitchell ... Where they sell archival products. You can also try the vinyl inserts as a temporary storage solution. I ve had good luck with Macdonald
Re: Suggestions for printing on an Epson 1160
2004-01-06 by Allen Birnbach
... do ... did ... of ... the ... the ... suggestions. By the way, I found my old inks. The four Cone Neutral Quadtone inks for black, magenta, yellow and
QTR beta 9 / 2200/ HPR curves?
2004-01-06 by pinkheadedbug
The Epson 2200 HPR curves seem to have disappeared from the current QTR distribution. I seem to recall someone saying that they would be posted shortly after
Re: How to combat flaking?
2004-01-06 by Dan Honemann
... Glenn, Any idea where I can find such separator sheets? Thanks, Dan
Re: How to combat flaking?
2004-01-06 by Glenn Mitchell
... nice ... The coating on the Epson Radiant White Watercolor paper is indeed tender. It scuffs and flakes easily. If you mat and frame it immediately, you
How to combat flaking?
2004-01-06 by Don
Lately I have encountered some flaking on some of my prints done on Epson Watercolor paper. what do you gurus do to combat flaking problems on your fine art
[Digital BW] Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-05 by Bob Michaels
Clayton, while I fully agree with your second sentence (postrized or not....), I do think BO has some relevance to the discussion. My experience is that BO
Re: Metamerism and FredMiranda.com Actions
2004-01-05 by Tony Bonanno
... Mitchell wrote: HI Mitch, I m new to this group and learning a lot. Thanks for the feedback on my post regarding the FM actions and my
Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-05 by J Michael Sullivan
... So I finally see what the real issue here is. You are talking about essentially lo-res DSL RGB captures, converted to B&W. No wonder you keep pounding on
Re: [Digital BW] Good camera for B&W
2004-01-05 by Mike Sommers
A different perspective from a Digital B&W newbie... You will probably be satisfied with the $600 digital camera for a while. Use it til you outgrow it or wear
Re: RE: [Digital BW] Good camera for B&W
2004-01-05 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Austin, Right on! Tri-X in 8x10, anyone? I do shoot digitally, too, but my good ole 500C/M will have to be pried from my dead hands someday! Alan Huntley
RE: [Digital BW] Good camera for B&W
2004-01-05 by Austin Franklin
Hi Paul, ... That s purely subjective as to what you believe is improv[ed] . I strongly disagree, and believe that the best B&W images one can get is to
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Epson Papers?
2004-01-05 by john eckenrode
hi paul i use a 1200, QTR and UT. my readings will vary but the lowest reading i have gotten is 1.64 the highest 1.72. i have noticed this paper really needs
Re: Black Ink Problem Using MIS GP Ink
2004-01-05 by chaofeng
I called MIS tech support today. They insisted that the cartridge I got is universal black and should work for both matte and glossy papers. They allow me to
Re: [Digital BW] Good camera for B&W
2004-01-05 by Jack M Kucy
Please do not understand me wrong, but this question is too complex to answer swiftly - and I do not want to start another digital-film war. There is a common
RE: [Digital BW] Good camera for B&W
2004-01-05 by Paul D. DeRocco
... You can greatly improve B&W shots if you shoot color, and use tools like Photoshop s channel mixer to convert to B&W afterwards. ... I don t know the
Re: [Digital BW] Marshall Image Guard
2004-01-05 by Carl Schofield
The MIG at DickBlick is more expensive ($15.89) than PremierArt Print Shield at IT Supplies ($9.99) http://www.itsupplies.com On Monday, January 5, 2004, at
Re: [Digital BW] Marshall Image Guard
2004-01-05 by DigitalLipothymy@aol.com
In a message dated 1/5/2004 10:39:13 AM Eastern Standard Time, paul.roark@verizon.net writes: I saw a can of Marshall Image Guard in a photo store yesterday.
confused about Roark's paper type settings with UT-2 inks
2004-01-05 by Mike Sommers
I just read thru Roarks info & settings page for the UT-2 inks. http://home1.gte.net/res0a2zt/UT2-Info-word.htm I m curious about the different Media Types he
Re: [Digital BW] QTR and 7600
2004-01-05 by Stan McQueen
Thanks for the info. Now for another question: I have QTR beta 9 installed (on Redhat) and driving my 2200. It looks great. When I look in the Quadtone
Re: Dfine grain & noise reduction
2004-01-05 by Glenn Mitchell
... made by ... free demo ... My noise removal tool of choice is NeatImage Pro+. It s inexpensive. Support is great. Works great. It is a sophiticated tool
Metamerism and FredMiranda.com Actions
2004-01-05 by Glenn Mitchell
... and ... Unfortunately, ... think ... I ll respectfully submit this is probably wishful thinking, rather than something inherent about Fred s B&W action.
Re: Re[2]: [Digital BW] FocalBlade (was Re: Miranda Actions)
2004-01-05 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Richard, ... Agreed. However, registered customers of the original PK were offered a fairly decent discount. Can t remember exactly what it was, but it wasn t
[Digital BW] FocalBlade (was Re: Miranda Actions)
2004-01-05 by Glenn Mitchell
... doing it ... has on ... I tend to agree. It s hard to determine whether saving a few minutes on most of your images is worthwhile. If you are a hobbyist or
Re: 1160/FS-N curves for Quadtone Rip
2004-01-05 by Roy Harrington
... This does sound strange. Printing out a 21step wedge should be informative. If you could email me a scan of this (.jpg would be good), a scan of an
Re: [Digital BW] PhotoRag 308
2004-01-05 by James Haney
I print on PR 308 on my 1160 every day. I load 1 sheet at a time on top of a backing board of about 3/16 matt board. I pre-feed the paper in to the printer
Re: 1160/Roark-bad gradient-contact prints...
2004-01-05 by Mark Hahn
...just for the record, contact prints from an 1160, Epson Photo Quality paper negative and VM inks produced a print much worse than I thought possible:) mark
Re[2]: [Digital BW] FocalBlade (was Re: Miranda Actions)
2004-01-05 by Richard Sintchak
Monday, January 5, 2004, 8:06:49 AM, you wrote: AHcn Mitch, ... AHcn Agreed. ... AHcn My point, exactly. I m fully aware that most anything can AHcn be
Re: [Digital BW] Dfine grain & noise reduction
2004-01-05 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Hi Paul, I certainly don t intend to start a product war , but my experience with nik products is that, for the most part, they are genearlly overpriced and
Re: [Digital BW] FocalBlade (was Re: Miranda Actions)
2004-01-05 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Mitch, ... Agreed. ... My point, exactly. I m fully aware that most anything can be done in PS, alone, by the more sophisticated user. However, I personally