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2004-01-04 by tbonanno2004
Marzenna, I have been using the Fred Miranda PS actions (digital B&W Pro) and find them useful when using the full inkset in my 2200. I particularly like the
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Re: 1160/Roark-bad gradient-contact prints...
2004-01-04 by sceptre12345
... for ... MIS Variable Mix (VM) inkset plus the UT11-N1 curves (Ultra-Tone inkset) ? Are they supposed to work together ? I did not know that. Have you tried
Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-04 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: snip... ... snip... ... Sorry, I don t speak latin. ... snip.. ... Providing the link to the entire discussion hardly leaves any
1160/Roark-bad gradient-contact prints...
2004-01-04 by Mark Hahn
I ve been given strong hints that some customers really don t think quadtone prints are equal to silver prints... even when they can t tell the difference with
XP2 Super
2004-01-04 by Roger L Sopher
At the end of a shoot I ran out (incredibly dumb!!!!) of PortraBW 400 which I normally use for B&W and had to use a couple of rolls of XP2 I had in my bag.
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2004-01-04 by mgolczewska
hello, new to the group and curious if anybody of the members has experience with fm software [http://www.fredmiranda.com] their photoshop automation tools,
RE: [Digital BW] 16 bit vs 8 bit difference, Re Glen Mitchell´s posting
2004-01-04 by Austin Franklin
Hi Bob, I know Nikon uses a 16 bit A/D, so that claim is true...but...they also *claim* a density range of 4.8. This density range claim just simply is not
Re: [Digital BW] 16 bit vs 8 bit difference, Re Glen Mitchell´s posting
2004-01-04 by Bob Frost
Anthony, The Minolta 5400 and Nikon 5000 scanners claim to be 16-bit, and my graphics card (Matrox P750) claims to be 10-bit. Bob Frost. ... From: Anthony G.
Re: [Digital BW] Adjustment curves with Roark workflow-
2004-01-04 by Barrett Benton
... A2, Brutus? ;-) - Barrett
Re[2]: [Digital BW] 16 bit vs 8 bit difference, Re Glen Mitchell´s posting
2004-01-04 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... I m sure there are hyperexpensive sensors and magic drum scanners out there that can fill a full sixteen bits, if money is no object, so I didn t want to
Re: [Digital BW] Re: scanning and image size
2004-01-04 by Wendel White
Val; I think you have missed the crucial point in Andre s message, uncheck resample means that the file is resized but not resampled - there is no change to
Re: [Digital BW] QTR and 7600
2004-01-04 by Carl Schofield
Yes. http://www.harrington.com/QuadToneRIP.html
QTR and 7600
2004-01-04 by Stan McQueen
Does the QuadTone RIP support the 7600? Thanks, Stan ================================ Photography by Stan McQueen http://www.smcqueen.com
RE: [Digital BW] 16 bit vs 8 bit difference, Re Glen Mitchell´s posting
2004-01-04 by Austin Franklin
Anthony, ... In fact, none *really* do. ... That s not true. ... No scanner or digital capture device used in any current commercial product will give you 16
Re: [Digital BW] 16 bit vs 8 bit difference, Re Glen Mitchell´s posting
2004-01-04 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Consider this: In an 8-bit image, if you isolate level 149 in your histogram and try to expand it to fill the entire image, you ll get a single color. If
Re: scanning and image size
2004-01-04 by Val Brunell
Andre...It has been my experience that upsizing by a large amount in one fell swoop can cause image degragation by way of artifacts. Upsizing in smaller
Re: DYI 1160 Head Replacement
2004-01-04 by Steve Bell
On 4/1/04 10:43 am, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com ... An instant and free source of the manual and software is from
Re: [Digital BW] Re: DYI 1160 Head Replacement
2004-01-04 by Bob Frost
Jim, You can buy it from www.findmanual.net, I think. I got a 1270/90 manual and software from them. Bob Frost. ... From: jim hayes I am
RE: [Digital BW] Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-04 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Sure, but at least you won t see outright banding. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul mailto:pderocco@ix.netcom.com
BO and Full inkset - using UT
2004-01-04 by altaf bhimji
hi all, i ve been playing around with different prints using both the Clayton BO workflow, and Rorak workflow using the curves etc. for Ultra Tone, i just got
Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-04 by Glenn Mitchell
... More of the same ipse dixit fallacy. Actually, Bruce Lindbloom admits that Dan Margulis claim is based on a bogus challenge. One that involves taking a
[Digital BW] Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-04 by Glenn Mitchell
Noise becomes more apparent because of the effects of posterization as you edit the image. Chromatic noise which is barely noticeable when the image is loaded,
Re: 16 bit vs 8 bit difference, Re Glen Mitchell´s posting
2004-01-04 by Glenn Mitchell
Thanks for the thoughtful reply, Julio. It is not the number of colors that is at issue. 256x256x256 is a large number of colors. More than 16 million colors.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: DYI 1160 Head Replacement
2004-01-04 by Cort Anderson
... I should have done this in the first post. Here are the links to where I bought the manual and the software, you can pay and download them immediately
16 bit vs 8 bit difference, Re Glen Mitchell´s posting
2004-01-04 by Julio Fernandez
Glen: Agree with your technical points and I am enlightened by your latin, now I know it is called the Ipse dixit fallacy otherwise known as name dropping in
Top Fill vs. Bottom Fill Cartridges
2004-01-04 by Tom Husband
I ve been using and refilling the MIS bottom fill cartridges with UT ink for my 1280. I just received some top fill carts from Media Street and the syringes
Re: [Digital BW] leaving eboni black when printing color
2004-01-04 by jerdiakiw
yes I am using a 2200 epson with the epson inks, except with MIS Eboni in the photo black slot because I do mostly black only clayton jones workflow prints
Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-04 by Tyler Boley
... Sullivan wrote: snip... ... debunks the need ... http://www.brucelindbloom.com/index.html?DanMargulis.html I ll take Lindbloom over
RE: [Digital BW] Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-04 by Paul D. DeRocco
... It really depends upon how noisy the image is to begin with. If you start with an image from a cheap digicam, then the noise will drown out any
Re: DYI 1160 Head Replacement
2004-01-04 by jim hayes
Some years ago I too bought the manual, but Epson absolutely refused to sell me the two floppies that only run on Win98 to do the aligning. Then I begged and
Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-04 by Glenn Mitchell
It s discussed ad inifitum and ad nauseum because a small number of people claim there is no perceptable difference between 8-bit and 16- bit images. This just
DYI 1160 Head Replacement
2004-01-04 by Cort Anderson
Has anyone tried to replace the heads on an 1160 yourself? I bought the Epson repair manual and adjustment software and it doesn t look hard. I was just
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-04 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... It s been discussed ad nauseum here too.. It s one of those repeating discussions that is interesting the first time or two, but after that.. Keith Krebs
Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-04 by J Michael Sullivan
There should be absolutely no perceptable differences with an inkjet print no matter whether it came from an 8-bit or 16-bit file. This has been discussed ad
Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-03 by Bob Michaels
David: on a practical basis, I usually save scans as 8 bit files and do all work from there. BO printing requires usually involves such minor adjustments that
Re: [Digital BW] 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-03 by David Sinai
Thank you to all for the informative replies. ... the ... show ... converted ... screen. ... the ... And you ... bit ... loss of ... cumulative. ... in ...
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 2005
2004-01-03 by Levin Andy
On Saturday, January 3, 2004, at 02:45 AM,
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Black Ink Problem Using MIS GP Ink
2004-01-03 by Alan Zinn
At 07:13 PM 1/2/04 -0500, you wrote: Guys, It would be good to have a cross-reference chart for the MIS blacks and tints that are the same. Has anyone seen a
Re: [Digital BW] 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-03 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... The histogram only shows data with 256 levels, so you can t see any difference between 8-bit and 16-bit modes with the histogram. To show the 16-bit data,
Re[2]: [Digital BW] OT Again: (sorry Martin) Photoshop scratch disk usage?
2004-01-03 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... The reason Adobe uses its own scratch file system and memory management is that the old Mac OS had such poor memory management that Photoshop couldn t work
Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-03 by Phil Rose
... One reason for this is that Photoshop s histogram display provides inadequate resolution to see many of the contunuity gaps. There s a free plug-in
RE: [Digital BW] 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-03 by Paul D. DeRocco
... The tonal range is the same, so the histogram remains the same. The only thing that s changed is the fineness of the steps. In 8-bit mode, each step is
Re: 16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-03 by Glenn Mitchell
No. 8-bits per channel does not mean the tonal range is reduced in any way. 8-bits per channel means you have 256 different values for expressing the full
Re: [Digital BW] Re: scanning and image size
2004-01-03 by Wendel White
Here is where I approach scanning differently. Andre s method is correct, but I like to save the steps. I set the output size and resolution to the maximum
RE: [Digital BW] 1280 Pizza Wheel marks on Semigloss
2004-01-03 by Paul Roark
Richard, ... I notice that while the InkJetArt removal recommendation works very well, MIS recommends leaving them in, but putting a washer under the 2 screws
[Digital BW] Humidity, was Clog from hell
2004-01-03 by jim hayes
As a disclaimer, I haven t been using my 1280 much in over a year. And I was a light user when I did have the older MIS hextones installed. The story is, I
RE: [Digital BW] UT - RC Print life
2004-01-03 by Paul Roark
Ed, ... I m one of the many wet darkroom B&W printers who got burned by the early, over-optimistic claims of RC print stability. Despite early claims, they
16 Bit vs. 8 Bit for BO
2004-01-03 by David Sinai
Hi, I recently scanned a 35 mm Tri X negative at 3200 DPI in 16 bit mode. The image was of my daughter sitting on swing in the park in daylight. I was curious
Blaine Cavena/Los Angeles/IBM is out of the office.
2004-01-03 by Blaine Cavena
I will be out of the office starting December 28, 2003 and will not return until January 5, 2004. I am on vacation with no access to email. I will be checking
Re: scanning and image size
2004-01-03 by sceptre12345
... method). ... Val, Why would one to upsize to 11x14, in increments yet, a 35mm negative scanned at 4000dpi ? In Photoshop, select Image Size, uncheck