Re: MIS Customer Service gets A+ from me
2003-12-06 by sanfo2003
... That s nice to hear since I m reluctantly being forced to consider another source (I have NOT been using MIS so far) for my BW printing needs. The company
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RE: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-06 by Ken Carney
... film and consider his prints. I m looking at the Gene Smith documentary on DVD -- he s washing 35mm film in the toilet. OK, I d give it a try if it led to
Re: First time use of MIS inks
2003-12-06 by sceptre12345
... adjustment) ... great ! (and ... so much ... decent b/w ... Congrats on your b&w printing. Since you still have a 2200 printer you could try Black Only
First time use of MIS inks
2003-12-06 by Jake Hellbach
Hi, For the past month, I ve been going over getting a RIP for about $500.00 or a second printer with MIS b/w inks. I downloaded the evaluation version of
Re: b/o on velvet fine art paper
2003-12-06 by Scott Graham
Don t have the printer, but have seen beautiful neutral dense blacks from using Epson matte black on the velvet paper. This was using RGB (all inks) though.
MIS VM Color Spaces & Monitor Calibration
2003-12-06 by rbehr2001
Paul s workflow for my 1160 indicates I should work in the sRGB color space, but what about the Grayscale color space? Should I create a custom gray space for
asking for help to choose a system
2003-12-06 by JR Velasco
Dear friends: I am not a professional photographer, though this is one of the activities that makes me happy. I want to buy a bw system. I have been trying
Re: Microbanding-The solution!
2003-12-06 by Chuanxiao Li (Pholink)
Hi: For my glossy printing, only set to photo paper , de-check the superweave and only on Konica paper (Sorry, I use $1 black and $3 color ink for my
b/o on velvet fine art paper
2003-12-06 by jerdiakiw
anyone have any experiecne or comments on using epson velvet fine art paper with black only on an epson 2200 with either matt black or eboni? Jerry happily
Re: 1160 Intermittent Banding
2003-12-06 by rbehr2001
Jeff, Nozzle checks are fine and ran cleaning cycles anyway. Head alignment is good. Sorry, should have included that in original question. I m trying Phil s
Re: QTR Linux and qtcups...and which distro
2003-12-06 by awahlster
Matt I rarely say this type of thing out load but I had absolutly no idea what so ever about anything you were talking about. once you got past new HD. LOL
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-06 by Mark Hahn
umm, actually I meant Tmax 100 or Tmax 400 etc... sorry I was so sloppy... guess most of my post didn t make much sense to you:) ...but my advice about
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-06 by Tom Baker
I have the Calumet changing tent and it works great. Maybe a tad expensive, but first rate. It is big enough to load 8x10 holders, or even the big Paterson
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-06 by Bob Michaels
First, I must say that Ken s guidance is the best way. However, when starting you can get very satisfactory results by a bit cruder methods. A plain changing
RE: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-06 by Ken Carney
Hello, Steve. I am very fond of Kodak Portra b&w film. It scans very nicely, and scanner features such as digital ice work with it. I take mine to a pro
RE: [Digital BW] Imaging factory B/W Pro or Fred Miranda
2003-12-06 by Stan Shire
I ve been very, very happy with Convert to BW Pro. All of my grayscale image are shot with E100 (now using E100G). The control and intuitive interface are
MIS Customer Service gets A+ from me
2003-12-06 by Bob Michaels
I have continually been impressed with the high level of customer service from MIS since I started using their inks and CFS some 15 months ago. MIS s customer
RE: [Digital BW] Re: OT Cheap software
2003-12-06 by Kevin Kern
Wow they sure have some great deals..... ... _________________________________________________________________ Winterize your home with tips from MSN House &
Re: [Digital BW] Inks for Canon
2003-12-06 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
Some GOOD news.. 1) The Lyson Small Gamuts for the Canons are finally available and being made right here in the USA by Lyson.. I m going to profile and
Re: [Digital BW] Inks for Canon
2003-12-05 by Kip Babington
Well, the Lyson Quad Blacks have been available for many months, work just fine in the 900/9000 printers and are supposed to work in the 950 as well. If
Inks for Canon
2003-12-05 by André Vallejo
Any news about BW inks for the Canon? So many promises,but they never come up... André Vallejo http://andrevallejo.net
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Derek Hamlet
TMAX 100/400 refers to 100asa film and 400 asa ratings. Rodinal/ID11/D76/Xtol are four different development chemicals. Each one has its own parameters for
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Steve Kale
Ok, thanks to you, Andre and Tom I am feeling much more courageous than before. I will be studying the info in the links posted by Andre over the weekend but
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Steve Kale
Very useful thanks Andre ... Oh, I forgot, if you want to do your own film processing, Agfa has an online film developing photocourse at:
Re: [Digital BW] QTR Linux and qtcups...and which distro
2003-12-05 by Roger L Sopher
QTCUPS is an obsolete program that is no longer supported but it still works and makes for easy printing from Linux, particularly for a windows person that is
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Cheap Software
2003-12-05 by Alan Zinn
... The ED versions cost about the same as the up-grade. Though legally eligible, I ve never been asked for proof of affiliation to an educational
QTR Linux and qtcups...and which distro
2003-12-05 by Matt Haber
So I m very interested in trying QTR, and now that I m moving my system to a new hard drive this seems like the time to set up a dual boot (linux/win98)
Re: [Digital BW] Converting to B&W with Split Channel
2003-12-05 by Jack M Kucy
Thanks for the explanation. I am starting playing with it right now. I like it. Jack ... -- _________________________________________________ Jack M Kucy JMK
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2003-12-05 by Richard
Test message only ... [This E-mail has been scanned for viruses but it is your responsibility to maintain up to date anti virus software on the device that you
Re: Microbanding-The solution!
2003-12-05 by flabes23
Hi again, just tested it out...nothing changed. :-((( ... paper
Re: [Digital BW] 1160 Intermittent Banding
2003-12-05 by Phil Morse
Bob, Sounds like it might be ink starvation in one of the carts. They need to be replaced after heavy useage. The fact that it is intermittant is an
Microbanding-The solution!
2003-12-05 by flabes23
Hi! I just had an idea on how my microbanding-problem could possibly solved (epson 1290 with MIS-VM HEX-inks). After trying all your suggestions without
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Truman Prevatt
I have some nice scans of 6x7 off the 2450. Of course it is Pan X so the negatives are very high quality to start with. I ve never tried a Tri X medium format.
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Mark Hahn
even this is easy to work with. when I lived in the city and didn t really have a closet that was totally dark I just put a box in it facing away from the
Re: Cheap Software
2003-12-05 by Mark Hahn
With PS you can upgrade with new versions, but you still have a student license and technically cannot use the software profesionally. As far as I know there
Re: B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by sceptre12345
... Oh, I forgot, if you want to do your own film processing, Agfa has an online film developing photocourse at:
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Truman Prevatt
To develop film it does not require a dark room. It only requires a place that is completly dark so the film can be loaded on the reel and put in a light tight
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Mark Hahn
Yup, and I would venture to say that you *really* do have the space to develop the film yourself. a couple bucks for used reels, a couple bottles (even old
Re: B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Steve Kale
Thanks for the links.
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Steve Kale
Thanks Tom. You are undoubtedly right. I will ask the lab I currently use what process they use for B&W. The flip side, though, is that even if they are
RE: [Digital BW] MIS FSN and Cone driver
2003-12-05 by Paul Roark
Martin, It looks like the cyan ink is weak. When I calculated the densities for the FS-N inks, I received samples of original PiezoBW from about a dozen
Re: B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by sceptre12345
You can start with this site where you ll find a lot of information on films. http://www.digitaltruth.com/ Also you might want to check with the following
Re: 1160 Intermittent Banding
2003-12-05 by Jeff Randall
Bob: When was the last time you cleaned the printhead? Intermittent banding on my 1160 is usually eliminated by cleaning the bottom the the print head and
Re: [Digital BW] B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Tom Baker
The real problem with what you are doing is not the film (although, using too many film types with the proper testing is confusing), but the lab. It s the same
Re: [Digital BW] PremierArt Spray
2003-12-05 by Steve Kale
Sorry I should have made it clear that my friend is travelling from the US to Europe... From: Steve Kale Reply-To:
Re: [Digital BW] PremierArt Spray
2003-12-05 by Tom Baker
It get it from these folks. http://www.photowarehouse.biz Tom Baker Steve Kale wrote: Can anyone please recommend a good online
B&W Film, ISO settings and Development
2003-12-05 by Steve Kale
Hi all I have read with interest the recent posts about Tri-X 400 and would like to ask for guidance on a few things. I have next to no wet darkroom
1160 Intermittent Banding
2003-12-05 by rbehr2001
Having a problem with intermittent banding on my 1160. The printer has a nomorecarts CFS and MIS VM ink. On three identical 13x19 prints made at the same time
Re: [Digital BW] Converting to B&W with Split Channel
2003-12-05 by Tom Baker
Adobe provided it, but, from the description in the manual, Adobe didn t design it for this purpose. Glad someone pointed this one out. Tom Baker Jack M Kucy
Re: Cheap Software
2003-12-05 by Robert Young
Or they are selling the older Educational versions which are much lower proceed to start with. The catch is you can not upgrade the educational versions.