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2003-11-30 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Does the D60 standard matrix metering routinely overexpose? Most matrix metering seems to be pretty accurate. I usually shoot slides, so I don t normally
2003-11-30 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... No. ... The EXIF data for virtually every photo shows deliberate underexposure of up to 2 stops. Most photos have been retouched to lighten or darken
2003-11-30 by C J Morgan
... Thank-you John. CJ
2003-11-30 by C J Morgan
... Cause they were my holidays... so I got to make the images the way I wanted. CJ
2003-11-30 by John Vitollo
... You got to be kidding...right? Exposure seems right on to me. You need to calibrate your monitor and/or get glasses. Nice job CJ - beautiful images!
2003-11-30 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Almost every photo has been deliberately underexposed and heavily Photoshopped. How come?
2003-11-30 by C J Morgan
... Your calculation is about right. For our two weeks of holiday this year to Italy (mostly Tuscany and a couple of days in Venice), I perhaps shot a total of
2003-11-30 by C J Morgan
... Well, if past experience is anything to go on, I have no doubt that if I were shooting film instead of digital on my last holiday, the number of shots I
2003-11-30 by Daniel Staver
Try this page: http://inksupply.com/index.cfm?source=html/epsoncomps_2200.html You need the ARC-T0348-K -- Daniel Staver http://daniel.staver.no
2003-11-30 by ms.photolists
Having read Clayton s articles about B/O printing on the 2100/2200 I have tried quite a few experiments and have to say I like the results I am getting. I
2003-11-29 by Mark Hahn
As I said, Dang, that s a lot of photos! :) My wife and I spent a whole year in Europe and I doubt we came home with much more than 500 shots on film... but
2003-11-29 by Truman Prevatt
It s called quatization noise. There is extensive literature in the digital signal processing, image processing, SAR processing, Tomographic processing, etc.
2003-11-29 by Tom Baker
Yes, but everything over 8 bits puts you into working in 16 bit mode. A 14 bit scanner is still putting out 16bits. Tom Baker Martin Wesley
2003-11-29 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: Tom Baker [mailto:tbaker1328@sbcglobal.net] * Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2003 9:28 AM * To:
2003-11-29 by Bernie Ess
As I just saw, MIS has now released new CFS , among others for the 2100/2200. As I just ordered this printer, theses are nice perspectives :-) regards Bernie
2003-11-29 by Kip Babington
I had a similar experience this summer, but with digital. I took a trip through Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico and Colorado (in 5 days - if it s Thursday it must
2003-11-29 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: Ernst Dinkla [mailto:E.Dinkla@chello.nl] * Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2003 3:17 AM * To:
2003-11-29 by Carl Schofield
I ve been very pleased with the Eye-One. I use it to calibrate my monitor, make printer color profiles, and it works very well with QTR in strip reading mode.
2003-11-29 by Tina Manley
... Or as Ted Grant says, When you photograph people in color, you photograph their clothes. When you photograph them in black and white, you photograph
2003-11-29 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Roy Harrington To: Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2003 7:47 PM Subject: Re:
2003-11-29 by Tom Baker
Although I don t shoot any serious 35mm anymore, I have used a motor drive ever since they were available. And, for the same reasons you note, one less thing
2003-11-29 by awahlster
Our recent trip to Europe 3 weeks long. The wife and I shot 82 rolls of film Approx 35 rolls of Provia 30 rolls of Superia the balance being XP-2 and 1/2
2003-11-29 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Roy Harrington To: Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2003 7:47 PM Subject: Re:
2003-11-29 by Bob Frost
Roy, According to RW PS, photoshop converts to 8bit just before sending to an Epson printer, after any profile conversion in PS. Bob Frost. ... From: Roy
2003-11-29 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... Hmm ... $2000 would pay for film and development of about 4000 shots in my case, in the most expensive scenario (Provia 100F). That s about 7.5 rolls a day
2003-11-29 by Mr_Misty_44
How do those who use the eyeOne like it, especially with QTR. Is there anything less expensive which members feel serves as well in the color spectrophotometer
2003-11-29 by Mark Hahn
Dang! By my estimate that s about 6000 photos! Hope you were traveling alone... cuz it s hard to imagine that you were actually able to do anyting else...
2003-11-29 by Anthony G. Atkielski
... But would you have shot the same number of frames? And how many keepers would you have had, in each case? I find that digital encourages one to shoot far
2003-11-29 by Jerry in Houston
Maybe I have just become lazy in my old age, but I have found I like a motor drive... not for trying to follow fast action as one might think, but because I
2003-11-29 by C J Morgan
... That works fine when someone else is picking up the time for our extra film and film processing costs. But when we re shooting for ourselves, it might be
2003-11-29 by Paul Roark
I think it is just in the application of the curves where I m seeing the difference in smoothness. For example, I took the usual 8-bit g/s test file,
2003-11-29 by johngoerlich
My seupt is: Win XP-Photoshop 7-Epson Photo 2100/2200 1) in the printer driver main settings page there is a list of papers: normal. Glossy ,etc..I know I have
2003-11-29 by Paul Roark
Bernhard, Dirk Hobman wrote a nice tutorial on how to tweak curves that has been posted at http://www.inksupply.com/index.cfm?source=html/whatsnew.html. ...
2003-11-29 by C J Morgan
... That s it, sports and wildlife? Oh geez, think larger? Heck, I find all sorts of times where I might be using the motor drive to catch decisive moments
2003-11-29 by Roy Harrington
... It was interesting to read that Paul has seen real print evidence of 8 bit versus 16 bit in the curves. Gimp-print and I d bet all the Epson drivers use
2003-11-29 by Jon
... Yeah, I guess I ll have to give up the digest so I can filter. I wish you could filter the digest--I ll have to look into that. Jon
2003-11-29 by Jack M Kucy
Just to clarify - on 1Ds you shoot more than 80 RAW images (they take anywhere from 9 to 10.5 MB) - it was 80 with the Fuji S2. Jack ... --
2003-11-29 by Jon
... Anthony s evasive maneuver #1. ... I know you don t. Just like you don t have a B/W inkjet. In fact, I never use ... Fortunately, your beliefs are safe in
2003-11-29 by bruce greene
On Saturday, November 29, 2003, at 09:37 AM, ... Keith, It is...until you pay for it yourself. Right now I m shooting 6x9 negative film. I think it s about $11
2003-11-29 by A. Huntley
Martin, ... and ... layers ... a ... 16-bit ... This is about the most useful tip I ve seen on this forum for quite some time now. I m definitely going to try
2003-11-29 by A. Huntley
Hi Johnny, And, it seemed like such an innocent question! Thank you for your tip and all who replied. My intention was not to stir the hornets nest , but
2003-11-29 by Tom Baker
And we re just getting started. Pretty exciting, huh? Tom Baker Clayton Jones wrote: Hello All, The digital BW printing articles on my web site
2003-11-29 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, The digital BW printing articles on my web site have been updated to reflect the new inks and other changes during 2003, and also now has settings
2003-11-29 by Tom Baker
Jerry - In the end you are the only one that can answer those questions. But, you must make prints before you can really evaluate those questions. In this
2003-11-29 by Tom Baker
Martin - I know all of that. But, it feels like something is going on in the end-to-end process that seems to fly in the face of the numbers/theories. In
2003-11-29 by Tom Baker
I m not giving up. I ll just ingnore him. That s pretty easy to do in an email environment. Tom Baker ... Hi Tom, Sad that it has to come to that. You are by
2003-11-29 by Bob Frost
Austin, Not quiet Bingo ; as Anthony said, I simplified things too much. We do have two systems of vision, a luminance system which is the primitive animal
2003-11-29 by Alan Zinn
... This thread has gotten way silly! Natural black and white or color? C mon guys - you can t be serious. AZ Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround Book, 2nd
2003-11-29 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jerry, ... Good, give it a try, there is nothing to lose. ... No need to use it for BO prints. Imageprint (IP) is a very good but expensive RIP with
2003-11-29 by Austin Franklin
... Bingo, Bob. Thanks for clarifying that point...it s what I meant by both are active at any one time ... We really only use about 1/4th (spatially) the