Re: C-41 BW films for scanning
2003-10-04 by Clayton Jones
... Enjoyed your photos very much. Very nice! Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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2003-10-04 by Clayton Jones
... Enjoyed your photos very much. Very nice! Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2003-10-03 by Austin Franklin
Andre, ... Not looking for a debate at all, nor do I wish to participate in one. People can form their own opinions...all I did was suggest they take that web
2003-10-03 by mick
Hi All, I m new to this group, and really new to digital photography, I m interested in learning more about getting good results with B&W, to date im not happy
2003-10-03 by bobphoto
I find that the blacks from about 80 to 100% look about the same. There is a big jump at about 82%. Also the mid tones do not have much separation and that
2003-10-03 by Jerry Hadam
... Arlene, I have been using T400Cn for a lot black and white work for quite some time. It has quite a bit of latitude when compared with non-chromogenic
2003-10-03 by Duncan Staples
Austin: No problem with me. That is what makes the Internet a great place. There are plenty of other places to get information on products and see hands on
2003-10-03 by sceptre12345
Austin, Itching for another fast and furious debate like the last one you had on the filmscanners list ? People got so fed up over there that some left the
2003-10-03 by jeffmoore17@comcast.net
With all due respect John, you aren t likely to sell this printer at this price. Why should someone buy a used printer and some paper for $5500, when the 9600
2003-10-03 by Austin Franklin
Duncan, ... My experience has been entirely different. My opinion of what I ve read of his, is he is very biased (and specifically towards Canon, and they can
2003-10-03 by John Masello
I have an Epson 9600 printer purchased in Dec.03 with very little use for sale in the Orlando Florida area. I recently purchased 7 new 220 ml ink cartridges
2003-10-03 by Paul Roark
... Well, just to another opinion, I ve been testing my lenses for years with traditional resolution charts. While I ve been a big fan of Modern Photo/Pop
2003-10-03 by Mark Hahn
That is the correct answer really... since the customer *is* always right... well, so long as they are handing over the cash:) I leave space on the bottom as
2003-10-03 by Paul Roark
Arlene, ... I ve been shooting T400CN and Tech Pan recently. Lots of photographers seem to like to avoid Kodak, but my tests show that, for example, XP2 just
2003-10-03 by Jack M Kucy
Thanks again for the directions. I take all the articles in the luminous... web site seriously, but as with everything I have to form my own opinion. So, do
2003-10-03 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
... Switching cartridges, running cleaning cycles in between, etc., is certainly possible when using the small cartridges such as in the Epson 1270. However,
2003-10-03 by Duncan Staples
Austin: I know Michael and can state without a doubt that he has no agenda and is not biased in any way by any of the equipment manufacturers or other outside
2003-10-03 by Jerry Hadam
Al, Signing my work definitely improves the perceived value of the piece by my clients. Most refuse to accept anything that is not signed and numbered in a
2003-10-03 by Austin Franklin
... I suggest that any information garnered from that web site be taken with a large grain of salt . Quite a few of the articles I ve seen there seem to
2003-10-03 by Duncan Staples
Here is a good review: http://luminous-landscape.com/reviews/lenses/canon-17-40.shtml Duncan ... get ... sharper).
2003-10-03 by lovelipp
I ve used Kodak Portra and Ilford XP2 - and am now finding that the best of all is the Kodak T400-CN. It seems to me to be cleaner and sharper than the
2003-10-03 by Duncan Staples
40-47mm range. The 16-35/L is a much better choice for a 1DS than the 17-40/L. The 1DS will accentuate the weaknesses of the lens. Duncan ... lenghts? ...
2003-10-03 by cpeacock@comcast.net
Hi, I just found this forum this week and I have a few questions that have probably been asked and answered a hundred times. First, I have an Epson 1270 I m
2003-10-03 by Jack M Kucy
Is the vignetting close to 40mm only, or all along the focal lenghts? Thanks, Jack _________________________________________________ Jack M Kucy JMK Gallery
2003-10-03 by Duncan Staples
Jack: You don t want the 17-40/L with the 1DS as you will get some vignetting on the outer edges of the sensor. You will need to get the 16-35/L. Duncan ...
2003-10-03 by Jack M Kucy
Thanks a lot, and I found the link I lost - it s http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/lenses/canon_lenses.shtml Cheers, Jack
2003-10-03 by john
http://www.dpreview.com/ Try this one. The forums are a really good method to get info also. John Gradowski ... From: Alessandro
2003-10-03 by Alessandro Pardi
www.photodo.com has MTF charts for any lens you dream about. ... From: Jack M Kucy [mailto:jmk@jmk-gallery.com] Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 17:46 To:
2003-10-03 by Jack M Kucy
Hi Group, sorry for the trivial question, but I seem to loose an info about the site where I could find comprehensive lenses reviews. After 25 years of
2003-10-03 by Alan Zinn
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2003-10-03 by kenschuster
Don t count on pencil with Hahnemuhle Photo Rag. The surface hasn t enough tooth. _____________________________________________ Help end spam and
2003-10-03 by sceptre12345
My favorites matboards are Crescent s, but a framer to whom I ll be mailing prints carries only Nielson-Bainbridge matboards. Any Bainbridge matboard
2003-10-03 by Roy Harrington
... It s certainly possible, and I may get around to it someday. But for now I don t have the time to figure that part out. Roy This is a naive question, I
2003-10-03 by Yih-Tai Chen
A few months ago I tried the Kodak Select “Black and White” (“BW 400-2” as marked on the film) sold in Walmart and had it processed by a local one hour
2003-10-03 by Mark Hahn
Personally, I think photos are best signed on the back so it doesn t matter much which pencil you use:) When I was into print making (stone litho and
2003-10-03 by Mark Hahn
WOW!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks!!!! Those curves change everything! I ve been fighting with the original curves for 2 years and had just come to accept that some
2003-10-03 by regimechangeusa
Two questions I know many people prefer to use pencil to sign matte prints. But what kind? There are so many in the art stores, I m wondering if anyone has a
2003-10-03 by cengell
Hello all, I have a Epson 1200 that I am using MIS VM Quadtones ink, and have read that if I print out Paul Roark s 21 step wedge and then use a densitometer
2003-10-03 by bgs
I too have switched to the new UT curves with the original VM and found them to have a much smoother transition. bgs ... From: Andrew Unger
2003-10-03 by bgs
Just a vote for you from a non-Windex person. I was warned against it by an authorized Epson service center. He said warm water should do it even with the
2003-10-03 by hlockwood
... that I ... seem I ... with ... FS ... curves/workflow? ... I use the FS inks with the Randall workflow. I recently tried Photorag paper instead of EEM and
2003-10-03 by Richard Smallfield
At 06:42 PM Thursday 10/2/03, you wrote: (re Portra) ... I have scanned some T400CN negs from about three years ago and haven t been able to extract much
2003-10-02 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: Alan Zinn [mailto:AZinn@netbox.com] * Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 7:55 AM * To:
2003-10-02 by Andrew Unger
Mark, I m assuming that you are using the original VM inkset and the original Roark 1160 curves. I switched to the new curves designed for the Ultratone VM
2003-10-02 by Mark Hahn
I have been using the MIS-VM inkset with Roark curves and find that I am exclusively shooting warm or medium warm ink... doesn t seem I really need the
2003-10-02 by Paul Roark
Alan, ... Don t mix dye with Eboni. I have not done much with making an enhanced K. Media Street s Enhanced black is apparently 25% dye. There is some dye in
2003-10-02 by Mark Hahn
Thanks for the input... thought about it for a while and decided it was probably lack of air in the carts, pumped some in the bottom, recirculated the ink and
2003-10-02 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Hi Martin, ... OK. I didn t fully understand what you were suggesting in your original message. However, even moderating a new user s first post would cause,
2003-10-02 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Hi Paul, Agreed. Sorry, I meant to address my message to Martin. And, thank you to all forum members labelling SPAM as such to avoid others opening it. Alan
2003-10-02 by Avery Minor
Mitch I sent an email to Mike Chaney, Qimage s creator, asking him to answer your question. Mike is good at answering promptly. I am awaiting his reply on this
2003-10-02 by Martin Wesley
* -----Original Message----- * From: aitor Peña Inclán [mailto:aitorpinclan@telefonica.net] * Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 8:25 AM * To: Digital BW *