Re: [Digital BW] 2 questions, re BO and OPM
2003-10-26 by Phil Rose
... Clayton. ... I disagree that matte paper, per se, could be blamed for producing a gray Dmax. With matte papers such as EEM and HWM there should be no
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2003-10-26 by Phil Rose
... Clayton. ... I disagree that matte paper, per se, could be blamed for producing a gray Dmax. With matte papers such as EEM and HWM there should be no
2003-10-26 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Thanks for the suggestion. I found that on my (calibrated) monitor, going all the way to zero lost some of the shadow detail. Maybe I need to use Curves
2003-10-26 by Paul D. DeRocco
... It won t be released for another month, so you won t hear much for a while. However, I ve heard that the single user license will allow it to be installed
2003-10-26 by James Sims
One of our group member directed me to Optipix 2.0 as an alternative to upgrading to Photoshop CS... thanks! http://www.reindeergraphics.com/optipix/ this is
2003-10-26 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Stay away from matte papers. Premium Luster looks nice, and at least doesn t have the coherent reflections that glossy does. -- Ciao, Paul D.
2003-10-26 by Antara Scales
Hi Clayton, When the file opens it shows embedded profile as graygamma 2.2 and working dot gain 20%. I am on a Mac. I print from PS 7 on 2200 using the same
2003-10-26 by James Sims
I would love to hear from folks using photoshop CS. I recently upgraded from 6.0 to 7.0 and would like to be able to do more in 16bit mode, which 7.0 does not
2003-10-26 by James Sims
Bill, I don t think anyone here would disagree with your comment that carbon pigment inks on matte paper will not produce as intense a black as the black on a
2003-10-25 by Clayton Jones
Hello Antara, ... It s hard for me to know what you re doing, so I can t say for sure, but please read the Part 3 of my articles on my web site. It gives
2003-10-25 by Richard Sintchak
Friday, October 24, 2003, 3:12:07 PM, you wrote: PDD I m fairly new at B&W, and would appreciate constructive criticism of these. PDD
2003-10-25 by Paul Roark
I was curious how prints produced on the 2200 ($595 at MIS) with ImagePrint ($495) (total $1090) compared to those produced on the C82 (now $90 at MIS) with
2003-10-25 by Martin Sluka
At 00:56 -0700 25.10.2003, Paul D. DeRocco wrote: ... You are right, IRIS uses 300 dpi and 33 levels (x 3pl) of dot size. The Epsons 22 pl and 1440x1440 dpi is
2003-10-25 by Antara Scales
Hi, (1) I just printed with BO on 2200, making sure R=0 for Black and it still came out gray. I guess this is a question for Clayton. How do you get deep
2003-10-25 by Roger L Sopher
Two comments about the Linux QTR How To. First, it is written for a standard install of Red Hat 9.0 in which Gnome is the desktop/windows manager. Some of the
2003-10-25 by Franka T. Lieu
Indeed they are, the only difference being the film base where the Porta had a different color cast to made it easier to machine process ( printing ). However,
2003-10-25 by Vincent Orlando
Has anyone tried to use the Piezography plug in in the new Mac G5. It no longer has OS9 only Classic and IJM states it must be loaded in OS9 Vinny
2003-10-25 by smithj72
Hello All, I have been shooting a lot of Portra 400 B&W (120) recently, and I agree with most people in this forum that it is a great film. I am going to be
2003-10-25 by Roy Harrington
... The Epson printers are capable of printing the maximum volume of ink that paper can handle using just one ink. So like Clayton said the best dMax is
2003-10-25 by Stephen A. Tucker
I have an Epson 1280 for sale. Includes MIS CFS w/F-16 chip resetter, MIS variable sepia ink - purchased new August 2002. There is 2+ ounces of ink left in
2003-10-25 by soli004
Hi, After installing the software and trying to open up the help file I got the message Can not find PpUi.hlp. What has happen with the helpfile? Using Pauls
2003-10-25 by Alan Zinn
... Boris, I like the HP dither pattern better than the Epson for BO prints. What ink are you using? The standard HP inks are very short-lived. AZ Build a
2003-10-25 by A. Huntley
Truman, a man after my own heart...Tri-X and LF shooter....don t get no better than that! Alan Huntley ... From: Truman Prevatt To:
2003-10-25 by A. Huntley
Agreed!!! My (our) beloved Tri-X. Hopefully, it will be around for many more years despite Father Kodak s current financial issues. Alan ... From: Mark Hahn
2003-10-25 by chatzebussi
... wrote: Hello Clinton In a recent post of yours you wrote: ... I had a 870, too (and still have a 1160) and for almost a year now a 2100 (=2200?)
2003-10-25 by Peter Baumbach
... Thanks, I just wanted to warn Mike beeing too optimistic about this software. The SP RIP is not easy to manage and there are alternatives as well. ... Hope
2003-10-25 by Paul D. DeRocco
... But what s the dot resolution of the IRIS? Does it put 96pl of black ink on 1440x2880 dots in a square inch? That would be 32ml of ink to cover an 8x10
2003-10-25 by Martin Sluka
At 04:58 +0000 25.10.2003, Clayton Jones wrote: ... I apologize, but I don t ahree with you. Not by my personal experience but because of simple mathematics:
2003-10-25 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, Several things to report: 1) The sample Septone print on PR (from the Technical Print Exchange) has now been on the window sill for 57 days (began
2003-10-25 by sanfo2003
Interesting article in Nov. issue of Shutterbug magazine. Its an interview with Henry Wilhelm where he calls HP s new dye based ink/swellable paper combo a
2003-10-25 by Clayton Jones
Hello Don, ... Photo Rag (PR) is one of several papers produced by the Hahnemuhle company in Germany. It is 100% cotton and is widely considered one of the
2003-10-25 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bill, ... To the contrary, because the blacks are rendered with 100% black ink and not a mixture of black and gray (as _some_ methods do), the BO blacks
2003-10-25 by Don
I ve been reading here for a few weeks and keep noticing people refering to Photo Rag paper. Is this a brand name for a favorite paper here? I expect Rag
2003-10-25 by drewk425
Has anyone tried the Epson RIP for the 2200, and if so what has their experience been? Like everyone else, I m trying to do b&w without my prints going green
2003-10-25 by Truman Prevatt
Tri-X 4x5, it will be a veru long time before the digital camera users can even hope to come close :-). Speaking of which I m going out tomorrow morning
2003-10-25 by Mark Hahn
All it has to say is Tri-X ;) mark PS Of course the orignial post was from a digital user. ... film boxes. ... simply ... thought ... software ... Curreri
2003-10-25 by Bill
Ihave seen beautiful blacks on a 2200 but you must print with all colors and it is VERY paper sensitive. Epson Velvet does well and some of the fine art
2003-10-25 by Bill
But the blacks certainly don t match up to darkroom quality.
2003-10-25 by Bill
I ve used black only--- the advantage being approximately neutral blacks without deep thought. Also blacks without meaningful density (unless fading dyes are
2003-10-25 by Bill
Canons are great for speed, but not for fine quality. and of course dye in= ks suck unless they are for your own use where you don t mind if they fade, or
2003-10-25 by daschkenas
I m posting for a friend who is trying to get a copy of Final Touch 1.1 He is unable to find a working link from the Creo website. He has a Scitex Eversmart
2003-10-25 by lovelipp
It s a beautiful archival paper. I used it for a long time and loved its creamy warm quality.Used with MIS original quadtones, the blacks are dense, but the
2003-10-24 by Paul D. DeRocco
I m fairly new at B&W, and would appreciate constructive criticism of these. http://www.pbase.com/pderocco/black_white They were all shot in color with a Canon
2003-10-24 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Mark, LOL...I always look for the Best B&W Effect stamp on all my B&W film boxes. Thanks for the chuckle! Alan Huntley
2003-10-24 by Jon
... Hi Ken, A couple of weeks ago, I went against your sage advice and responded to one of the spammers to this list. I asked the spammer to stop sending crap
2003-10-24 by Jeff Randall
Rob: You could start with thoroughly cleaning the bottom of the printhead following the window cleaner and folded paper towel in the tray approach. The
2003-10-24 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Much better layout and user interface than before. Thanks. Although, click for large exhibition print (40k) is still a bit amusing. -- Ciao,
2003-10-24 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Any software will be able to do a basic conversion to B&W. However, for best results, you want to be able to play with the colors, sometimes drastically,
2003-10-24 by sandersm@aol.com
Jeff Magidson wrote: Some observations... After reading posts on how this paper was supposed to mimic the look and feel of traditional Fiber prints I was
2003-10-24 by Steven Karafyllakis
... do ... Cara, I have a lot of experience with PhotoImpact, it was my first editor. It will convert to B&W-any editor will, but it has some fatal flaws for
2003-10-24 by Boris Wiedenfeld
My experience with BO printing has been very good. My preferred combination was the MIS GP photo-black (Ultrachrome equiv) ink on the JetPrint Instant dry