Re: [Digital BW] Re: linearization and Quadtone RIP
2003-10-02 by john eckenrode
Peter, Roy Thanks, that makes things easy. Thanks for your input. Actually here s another side question for Roy. Is it difficult to put a graphic interface on
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2003-10-02 by john eckenrode
Peter, Roy Thanks, that makes things easy. Thanks for your input. Actually here s another side question for Roy. Is it difficult to put a graphic interface on
2003-10-02 by Martin Wesley
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2003-10-02 by aitor Peña Inclán
Daniel Staver el 2/10/03 16:47 escribió ... I partially agree. This kind of spam are in all of the yahoogroups and when someone are subscribed to some of
2003-10-02 by Alan Zinn
I want to get a boost in DMax from dye inks with the Piezo s dot-less hightlights. I m thinking of mixing a home-brew, enhanced black using pigment blacks
2003-10-02 by Roy Harrington
Thanks, Peter, that s correct. You can use anything that measures density -- the calc-density script is just a simple way to use the i1 output. Roy
2003-10-02 by Daniel Staver
... I fully agree. SpamNet has blocked 11.347 spams to my account in just a few months. Compared to that volume I don t consider a few emails on the list every
2003-10-02 by Paul Roark
Alan, ... I agree. When one does find one of these, however, labeling it as such to save others the time might be worth while. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com
2003-10-02 by Paul Roark
... PC Magazine gave it a good review. Also, using it has markedly improved the performance of 2 of my Win 98 computers that use the internet a lot. In both
2003-10-02 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
Hi Paul, Just my .02 if you don t mind... I would vote to continue with your current procedure for handling these types of e-mails--deletion, banning,
2003-10-02 by Vincent Orlando
Sarah, thanks for the info. I will try it when I get back home this weekend Vinny http://www.wulfsden.com ... with preview, but ... Print with preview to
2003-10-02 by Peter Baumbach
I think that Calc-Density is only necessary to calculate the density from the xyz values captured by the I1. If you have a densitometer you just have to
2003-10-02 by sceptre12345
Anthony, There are no garantees! I d rather have something from a known source than have my computer infested with spybots from unknown sources. I say unknown
2003-10-02 by ejohn182002
Apparently QTR can automatically linearize a curve using eye-one or a densitometer. I want to do this using a densitmeter but the instructions seem to only be
2003-10-02 by Alessandro Pardi
This is mostly based on good reviews on computer magazines (after all you have to trust someone: what do you *personally* know about the food you eat? Mmh...
2003-10-02 by Anthony Atkielski
I m surprised that people are willing to download and run anything that claims to remove spybots. Unless you ve looked at the source code for the removal
2003-10-02 by Anthony Atkielski
What leads you to trust Spybot Search & Destroy? ... From: Paul Roark To: DigitalB&WPrint
2003-10-02 by Anthony Atkielski
Another good reason not to upgrade. ... From: sceptre12345 To: Sent: Thursday, October
2003-10-02 by Anthony Atkielski
... You can gauge the quality of the scanner with the lower resolution by comparing it with a downsample of a good scan at much higher resolution. The more the
2003-10-02 by colingruk
... wrote: It cost US$33 for shipment to my son in ... Sorry, $33 INCLUDING SHIPMENT continental USA
2003-10-02 by colingruk
... and ... I use my laptop for scanning and photosho (vt) on the desktop. ... could ... glass ... Anti-Newton glass is made for the Nikon 4000, These are
2003-10-02 by Rick Schiller
I ve been using both TMY and the Portra 400 for Black & White Headshots. The Portra I scan on my Nikon LS40 and print it using Lyson Inks on an Epson 860,
2003-10-02 by Martin Wesley
Andre, Thanks for the feedback. With the help of Tom O Connell and other group members we took a hard look at moving about a year ago due to the steep rise in
2003-10-02 by Paul Roark
Andre, Thanks for the lead. I just downloaded Ad-aware and it found 145 problems that had escaped Spybot. Makes one wonder how many more are lurking in there
2003-10-02 by ron
Hi, I just ordered a refurbished 2200 printer from the Epson web site ( $549.00 including USB cord and free shipping!) and will pick it up tomorrow.I have read
2003-10-02 by Michael Calas
Hello, Could you elaborate a bit more on b&w printing with Qimage. I downloaded it and started to play around with it. It prints color beautifully, truly
2003-10-02 by Clayton Jones
... I agree, let s live with it for now. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2003-10-02 by Barry Kelsall
I had overspray on an 1160 from a bad cart. Replaced the cart, & the overspray went away completely. I think that the port had lost its seal, allowing tiny
2003-10-02 by Mark Hahn
Take any image, cut the resolution by some factor, resampling with nearest neighbor interpolation (so you retain actual image data), and compare histogram to
2003-10-02 by jessupsa
Vinny, As a PC user, you re likely looking for those controls under Print with preview, but on the Mac, they should be under print. (You ll still want to
2003-10-02 by sceptre12345
... any ... Martin, As the popularity of this list and also of Yahoo s increases, the more likely this list will become prone to spam attacks. The Russian
2003-10-02 by sceptre12345
... Paul, I ve been using Spybot for a few months now. But I ve been also using Ad-aware 6.0 available at http://download.com.com/ What one spyware remover
2003-10-02 by J Michael Sullivan
Not sure what you mean by a small subsample. If you mean an arbitrary section of an image, then I can assure you many of your images are being edited under a
2003-10-01 by J Michael Sullivan
Here we disagree. Most scanning software WILL do a good job assuming the slide or the negative is normal in the sense of exposure and shadow detail. But some
2003-10-01 by Paul Roark
A couple of recent internet addresses referenced in this forum have dumped advertising spy software on my computer. I suppose we can t avoid some of this
2003-10-01 by Martin Wesley
Paul, Thanks for the warning. The post has been deleted and the sending e-mail address has been banned Antonis and I have kicked around some ideas of what to
2003-10-01 by Paul Roark
DON T OPEN THIS SPAM. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com ... From: hippert140140 [mailto:hippert140140@yahoo.com] Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 3:33 PM To:
2003-10-01 by sceptre12345
I knew the link would be cutoff but this time it runs into some advertisement and there are missing caracters. So here s the link again, but manually cutoff:
2003-10-01 by sceptre12345
Windows retail versions of Photoshop CS will require product activation!!! http://www.adobe.com/activation/main.html More on software activation at:
2003-10-01 by Mark Hahn
I haven t seen any scanner software that *couldn t* get a good scan so long as you knew what you re doing, but some make it easier (and don t do annoying
2003-10-01 by Steve Kale
I should add that I am comparing scans with my 2450 using Silverfast AI and= 4x sampling vs a single pass from the Imacon. The 2450 scans received
2003-10-01 by Steve Kale
Agreed. I simply believe people need to be more careful in these discussio= ns and that there ought to be a focused discussion of relative technical quality
2003-10-01 by Mark Hahn
I m not sure that Adobe does it, but from my tests only a small sub- sample of an image is all that is really needed for a accurate Histogram... the big
2003-10-01 by Steve Kale
I was just scanning some Fuji Velvia 120 slides. They charge GBP35 plus VAT (17.75%) an hour for the Imacon station although today they charged me just GBP
2003-10-01 by J Michael Sullivan
As long as this does not devolve into a my car can blow the doors off of y= our car discussion then yes, the Imacon is clearly superior to the Epson
2003-10-01 by J Michael Sullivan
I m sure the Adobe dudes figured out a way to optimize it for the G5 chip too :( No matter, moving Gigabytes of 16bit layers is gonna require one kickass
2003-10-01 by sceptre12345
Steve, Were you scanning color neg/slides or b&w negs ? And just curious, how much did it cost you per hour for the Imacon ? Not that I ll want to jump on the
2003-10-01 by Steve Kale
FYI Calumet in Drummond St, London, has a workstation you can rent by the hour with an Imacon 848 and Nikon 8000 attached. I did not get the chance to try
2003-10-01 by John Vitollo
... Have you tried soaking a paper towel with windex and running the towel back and forth over it?
2003-10-01 by Diana York
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2003-10-01 by Mark Hahn
...as luck would have it, these type of problems always crop up when you are in a crunch to supply prints to your gallery. The new one is that I am getting