RE: PhotoShop 7, PhotoShop CS, and Memory - and performance
2003-12-02 by owenpevans
Keith, I ll have to agree with Paul on this one that the limitation is within Windows. That said, I have a Pentium 4 - 2.4 GHz machine with 2Gb of RAM and I am
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2003-12-02 by owenpevans
Keith, I ll have to agree with Paul on this one that the limitation is within Windows. That said, I have a Pentium 4 - 2.4 GHz machine with 2Gb of RAM and I am
2003-12-02 by Roger L Sopher
I have QTR2 up and going on SuSE 9.0. The installation is a bit different from that for RedHat but is a relatively straight forward installation. QTCUPS is not
2003-12-02 by Barbara Lee Spinnenweber
I m curious as to what kind of paper you are using? Paper can play a serious part in getting a decent image. Barbara ... Message: 14 Date: Tue, 02 Dec 2003
2003-12-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
For some more tweaks and links.. check out my Photoshp 7 & CS post of today. Keith Krebs Just some guy, and caretaker of the Multiverse s largest EPSON
2003-12-02 by Jon
... Yes. And: Usually people don t spend months on a B/W digital printing list whilst not doing any B/W digital printing... but instead instigating OT threads
2003-12-02 by Richard Smallfield
Hello again, I am having fantastic results with my 1200 and UT inks with Paul s VM curves. I m only limited by my inadequate scanner - and Epson 1660. So,
2003-12-02 by dhappi2
Thanks so much, I did read these articles, and I think he was using the specialty inks and a 2200 (I have a 1280.) Do these steps still apply?
2003-12-02 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: Richard Smallfield [mailto:r.smallfield@paradise.net.nz] * Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 7:02 AM * To: Digital BW Print
2003-12-02 by Paul D. DeRocco
... That s a Windows limitation. Indeed, the CPU itself limits a single process to 4GB. Have to wait for the 64-bitters. -- Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco
2003-12-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
Am I the only one who finds it strange, considering the way it needs VAST amounts of scratch space, that Adobe sent CS out the door only able to access 2 GB of
2003-12-02 by chatzebussi
... John wrote (quoting Chatzebussis posting) ... the ... John Sorry, I can t help you out there. I am on a PC. As you will have realized,
2003-12-02 by bwinkjet
Sorry, the link was http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm for the black only instructions. Paul ... found ... now ... using ... looks ... awful, ... the ... BO,
2003-12-02 by bwinkjet
You can print black only and achieve good prints using Epson OEM inks for the 1280. The problem with longevity remains with dye inks. This link to Clayton
2003-12-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
OK, Anyone using the new Oriental FB Glossy with the Ultratones or the VM inksets? If so, what media selection are you using in the driver? Keith Krebs Just
2003-12-02 by Paul Roark
Richard, ... Does the 2000 use a variable-dot technology? How does it compare to the 1280-class machines in terms of dot size, etc.? Are there empty carts
2003-12-02 by dhappi2
I have started reading about B&W and BO printing recently and found that is a HUGE area that I don t really have time to master right now as I currently
2003-12-02 by Sam McCandless
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2003-12-02 by Truman Prevatt
As someone noted the ISO rating is correct as defined by the testing standard for film speed. But as with the mileage rating on a car, you mileage will vary. I
2003-12-02 by Clayton Jones
Please everybody, the Tri-X thread, while one of my favorite subjects, is OT. I agree with Martin that the occasional OT thread in this forum is ok, but they
2003-12-02 by Robert Young
A lot of people rate Tri-X (and many other B&W films) at a lower ASA = to about 1 stop overexposure, in order to fill in the shadows. Just developed as if
2003-12-02 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Do you still use standard development, i.e., as if it were exposed at the nominal ISO rating instead of a lower rating? Didn t Tri-X once have a much lower
2003-12-02 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Yes, I d like a few screen captures of anything weird you saw. I ve never heard of a problem like that before. Maybe it was some sort of one-time network
2003-12-02 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I have a friend who is unable to calibrate his Epson 2000 printer to print with accurate colour and was wondering about the possibility of converting it to
2003-12-02 by Tom Baker
To be very precise about ISO ratings one should, ideally, run a series of test for each film/lens/camera/lighting combination. Most people don t. But, at the
2003-12-02 by Clayton Jones
Hello Anthony, ... This is one of my favorite subjects but this question is taking it to another level. In the interests of keeping this OT thread short,
2003-12-02 by johngeyles
... grano ... Looks like great stuff. Any idea where to find the corresponding document for Mac OSX ? I tried the search engine, but it seems to suck badly.
2003-12-02 by Truman Prevatt
It has more to do what the correct speed of the film rather than over exposure. If you calibrate your film to a gray scale you will find with most cameras,
2003-12-02 by daschkenas@aol.com
I love the b&w quality from my 7600 but I m using Image Print. Without IP, I was not happy with the results. David Aschkenas
2003-12-02 by Dennis W. Manasco
... Here, I _will_ offer an apology. When I first viewed Mr. Atkielski s site I was only able to access a dozen or so images. Subsequent visits to the site
2003-12-02 by colingruk
... the site ... Phil, I do not allow the internet near my PC at home and do not have Picture Window installed on my PC at the office. Hence the delay in
2003-12-02 by merkur86
Folks, Perhaps I missed it, but I could not find it here or on Adobe s website, but I found this on an English website. Upgrade path available for licensed
2003-12-02 by Joe Davajon
snip -- Bob Michaels wrote: Has anyone tried these $5 MIS carts to see if they work like the original Epson ones for cleaning subborn
2003-12-02 by Jim Batzer
Hi Jeff, It sounds like (I don t have a 2200, but I do have a 1280) you may have introduced some air in the yellow cart when you took it out and put if back
2003-12-02 by chatzebussi
Chatzebussi Here is how to optimize the performance of Photoshop CS. But cum grano salis most of it holds true for optimizing PS 7.0 as well - e.g. the chapter
2003-12-02 by C J Morgan
... ISO film speeds are acquired by lab test which follow a very strict testing protocol (and thank goodness, because that at least give consistency). But
2003-12-02 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... What s the advantage to the considerable overexposure, and how much do you adjust development to account for it? I ve always exposed and developed as on
2003-12-02 by Martin Wesley
As moderator I would request that people limit the amount of an earlier post that gets repeated as a thread progresses. Just leave enough so that people will
2003-12-02 by Clayton Jones
Hello Truman, ... That somehow is not a mystery to anyone who uses it. For a while some years ago when I was into experimenting, I tried every new BW film
2003-12-02 by Tom Baker
I m printing on a 9600 w/Imageprint. Version 5.6 of Imageprint gives you the capability to select the tone of you print with the drag of a mouse. When you
2003-12-02 by sandersm@aol.com
I couple of weeks ago I posted a request for information about how Roy Harrington s QuadToneRip behaves with the Epson 7600 (or 9600) printers, and was greeted
2003-12-02 by Frank J Mares
Amen! Thanks Frank FRANCIS JAMES MARES PHOTOGRAPHY EMAIL:FJMARES@FJMARESPHOTO.COM WWW.FJMARESPHOTO.COM ... From: Martin Wesley
2003-12-02 by Tom Baker
I m with you. I like the responses first. Tom Baker Bob Frost wrote: Ernst, Please don t! I don t read half your postings because I
2003-12-02 by Bob Michaels
I always keep a set of original Epson carts for my 1280 to use in cleaning clogs or diagnosing possible CFS problems. I notice MIS has el cheapo inks carts for
2003-12-02 by Tim Atherton
... sheet film only came out in the new version in the last month or two. I haven t processed much new 8x10 but while there are differences they seem very
2003-12-02 by Ken Carney
Well, I don t know about trolls and all that, but the Paris street scene b&w images I saw on www.atkielski.com were excellent -- and a lot of them. Another
2003-12-02 by Paul Roark
It sounds like the settings or curves are off. If there is no ready-made curve that works, tweaking a curve may be necessary. (UT-2 and the Epson driver are
2003-12-02 by Bill Morse
Hi David- Is the scanner on a line-conditioned UPS (i.e. with voltage stabilization)? If not, this might lead to occasional banding. Regards, Bill Morse
2003-12-02 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... That s Kodak s standard policy: If it s fixed, break it! ... Just like the beginning of the end for traditional CRTs began forty years ago.
2003-12-02 by Ken Carney
Excellent snippet. I was out the other day (great light) with my 8x10 field camera. A fellow with a 35mm SLR and some kind of _big_ zoom lens walked up and
2003-12-02 by Ken Carney
I ve used some in 35mm. The prints sure enough look like TriX -- the negs seemed too contrasty at the old developing times though. I don t know what if