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RE: [Digital BW] Creamy colors?

2003-12-30 by Paul D. DeRocco

... Judging by the few SD-9 samples I ve downloaded, I d prefer an antialiasing filter over it. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco Paul

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Creamy colors?

2003-12-30 by claudej1@aol.com

In a message dated 12/29/2003 5:10:22 PM Pacific Standard Time, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com writes: It would not be a problem with three

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Lindows and QTR -- Will it work?

2003-12-30 by richard_h95050

Don t mean to sound too lazy to put together a Linux box, but I m just wondering if anyone has tried to run QuadTone Rip under Lindows? Does it have the

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Re: [Digital BW] which way should I go?

2003-12-30 by A. Huntley

Bjorn, ... IP reportedly uses all the inks, except for Yellow. From what I ve read, the Yellow position is not used to avoid any hint of metamerism. ... MIS

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RE: [Digital BW] which way should I go?

2003-12-30 by Paul D. DeRocco

... Can t advise you as to the output quality, not having used any of those combos. However, I ll remind you that the 2200 has some other nice features which

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Re: [Digital BW] which way should I go?

2003-12-29 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net

Bjorn, If you re considering IP, I would highly recommend the 2200 over the 1290. The addition of Light Black provides smoother transitions. Roy has done a

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RE: [Digital BW] which way should I go?

2003-12-29 by Stan McQueen

... Lately, I ve been using the 2200 with Ultrachrome inks and the QuadTone RIP and I m getting very nice b&w prints with tones varying from cool to warm with

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RE: [Digital BW] which way should I go?

2003-12-29 by Jake Hellbach

If you use the 2200 with ultrachrome inks you will need the RIP to get decent b/w prints. If you use the Ultratone or Quad inks, you don t need a RIP, just use

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which way should I go?

2003-12-29 by bjornaagedk

- to get the best possible B&W digital prints? ImagePrint RIP + Epson 1290 + UltraTone inks or ImagePrint RIP + Epson 2200 + Epson UltraChrome inks or The

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Re: [Digital BW] "Small" Work

2003-12-29 by D. Hill

Val, I use a 10d with the original piezography/R9 plug-in, and my common sizes for printing is 4x6 and 6x9. With the plug-in, I really see no need to print

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Re: curves with UT inks

2003-12-29 by bmg5

Hi J, I have the same question as you stated below, did you get a response and find any acceptable curves? If not I will share if I find any Thanks BG ...

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Multihead BO (theoretical more or less)

2003-12-29 by Ernst Dinkla

I m interested in BO printing for esthetical reasons (Tri-X grain Rodinal 1/25 document paper prints etc in the past) but do not have the right printers in

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permajet vt blax

2003-12-29 by houston.spencer@alcatel.com.cn

Does anyone on the list have comparative experience with these inks? Apologies if I ve missed recent discussion of these. (Can t get to the archives, just

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First impressions - Piezo ICC on 1280

2003-12-29 by sanfo2003

Finally got the new Piezo ICC system for my 1280. Installed easily (Windows) without a glitch and up and running with first print in 20 minutes. Used Piezotone

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Re: [Digital BW] "Small" Work

2003-12-28 by Trish McAuslan

Are you aware that Nikon have announced a new Nikon body D70 to be released in Spring. There is info on www.dpreview.com I am also a Nikon user and am

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RE: [Digital BW] "Small" Work

2003-12-28 by Martin Wesley

... (snip) ... Val, Here is a site that has a great deal of film to digital comparisons with lots of side by side examples:

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RE: [Digital BW] "Small" Work

2003-12-28 by Ed Mathews

I shoot mostly with my D100 these days, and interestingly enough, I find that the larger the digital inkjet print, the better it looks to me. I find that for

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