Re: [Digital BW] Ferrotype print from digital file?
2003-09-09 by Tony Caltabiano
While Will Dunniway is a master at many of those wonderful old techniques, he does have quite a few of his fine art wet plate collodion images printed as
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2003-09-09 by Tony Caltabiano
While Will Dunniway is a master at many of those wonderful old techniques, he does have quite a few of his fine art wet plate collodion images printed as
2003-09-09 by Martin Wesley
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2003-09-09 by Martin Wesley
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2003-09-09 by Cassandra Charis
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2003-09-09 by mfaphoto@optonline.net
When I was learning photography back in the 1960 s, I used to squeegee the prints that I wanted glossy onto ferrotype plates. The ones that I used were the
2003-09-09 by Lil
There are a handful of people still doing the original ferrotypes. Contact Will Dunniway at http://www.collodion-artist.com . He has an exhibition on at the
2003-09-09 by Carolyn Frayn
... Like another poster, I thought ferrotype was done with a collodian process also called tintype, so when you typed ferrotyped... with the d I did a search
2003-09-09 by Paul Roark
Don, ... Some sample scans of the new Ultra Tone inkset I m now working on are now posted in the Files section of this forum
2003-09-08 by Daniel Staver
You can download them here: http://download.petraflux.com/ultratone2100curves.zip (804 bytes) The Neutral warm and Warm curves will print a little too bright
2003-09-08 by justinflorentine
Guess who finally got their 2200 carts? Daniel, I d like to try your adapted Roark curves for the 2200. Can you post those PS curves somewhere accessible?
2003-09-08 by chipcarterdc
... Thanks for posting the link to this. I was not aware of this at all, and it looks like very interesting reading. Also, this moots the message I posted
2003-09-08 by coovert1900
It seems that the quality of the image depends on the gradiation of tones of the original photo. I can print a daytime with a ncw Roark curve and everything if
2003-09-08 by Sue Tallon
Wow! Thank-you. Sue www.tallonphoto.com
2003-09-08 by Doug Fisher
The heads were not meant to be user replaceable. Anytime you remove/replace the heads, it is my understanding you need to use the setup/calibration software
2003-09-08 by Reinier van der Ryst
Sorry for re-posting this, but the subject of my previous may have been a bit obscure. I removed the head from my 1160 because the black and cyan heads were
2003-09-08 by Robbe
I still have a couple of clients that insist on ferrotyped glossy prints. I don t know the current requirements, but 5 or 6 years ago, the national historical
2003-09-08 by Roger Sopher
... One place to look is at the descriptor file eg 860-fs.txt. I had a similar problem until I found a typo made when I modified one of the canned files to fit
2003-09-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Allessandro, ... Ok, understood. ... I fear I ll be innundated with more samples, and I ve already got countless too many hours in this project. I d
2003-09-08 by Roy Harrington
... Frank, It sounds like the OS X print system is somehow hungup. It s very strange that the calibrate mode would work but not the regular mode. OPM and the
2003-09-08 by BB
Polaroid emulsion transfer. -Bobbie
2003-09-08 by Alessandro Pardi
Hello Clayton, I m afraid my post wasn t clear :-) I did actually read your post: I m not on a crusade to defend Randall s workflow (we aren t relatives :-),
2003-09-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Allesandro, ... I don t know either. That is the information exactly as provided in the exchange. I m just passing it along. ... used, but then I also
2003-09-08 by Paul Roark
Ernst, ... The midtones and Photo black are all from the same set and seem to work well together and with the MIS 7600 base. I think it is a well-engineered
2003-09-08 by Paul Roark
Stefano, ... You probably just need to profile your monitor. I used the Photoshop 6 preview feature/procedure. A very good description of it have been done
2003-09-08 by Alessandro Pardi
You can find the review at the bottom of his home page ( http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm), as he wrote in his
2003-09-08 by Keith R.
... Where can we find this review? Are there prints posted that we may see what the discussions are about? Thanks KeithR
2003-09-08 by Steven Karafyllakis
... tintype). ... to ... What I was referring to isn t an entire process, just a finish for fiber-based glossy paper: you soaked the print in a glazing
2003-09-08 by culturalvisions
The 2200 with G4 desktop or my G3 iBook does not respond when I try to print from ImagePrint Rip or Quadtone Rip 2.0. It seems that I am doing something
2003-09-08 by Dan Honemann
... http://www.cjcom.net/articles/techprnex.htm I was referencing profile (8). Dan
2003-09-08 by steve70_giochino
Hello, I use the CFS system with MIS VARIABLE TONE B&W INKSETS ( with Paul Roark Workflows and Epson driver) in my Epson 870 and paper Epson Archivial Matte.
2003-09-08 by Alessandro Pardi
Hi Clayton, thanks for taking the time to publish your comments, this is very valuable information. I have one question, though: the first review reads 1160,
2003-09-08 by winddancing
Where would I find Clayton s review of the print exchange ? TIA
2003-09-08 by colingruk
... 1280 I ... they are ... described. Of ... worth a ... Thanks, Len, I tried version 3 on the Mwords site several times but without success before I posted
2003-09-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Paul Roark To: Sent: Monday, September 08, 2003 2:55 AM Subject: RE:
2003-09-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Paul, Thanks for the thorough reply. The counter-shift is an interesting approach, I m real curious how this will unfold. BTW, I have a PhotoRag
2003-09-08 by Dan Honemann
... I very much look forward to reading your observations on the septone system vs. IP. My concern with the former is the high price of the ink carts ($18
2003-09-08 by John G. Blair
Doug, I did a search on Google for ferrotype and came up with: http://www.alternativephotography.com/process_tintype.html They give instructions on how to do
2003-09-08 by Tim Atherton
... I ll be very interested to hear your first (and second) impressions of both systems side by side. tim
2003-09-08 by Loris Medici
The only ferrotype I know is the alt. process one (also named tintype). If there s another ferrotype process please explain; I would like to learn about it.
2003-09-08 by Steven Karafyllakis
... Right! So you re looking to reproduce the Daguerrotype or tintype effect from a digital file? whew! Let s see... forget having it done, its almost
2003-09-08 by nakalele2
... nakalele2 ... some ... Sorry, I didn t know this term was used in different ways. I am trying to get an old school tin type print on a sheet of metal
2003-09-08 by mccarvill
The test results made for very interesting reading. Any plans to hold a similar test using glossy paper? ... purpose. ... helpful ... participants ... special
2003-09-08 by Steven Karafyllakis
... wrote: A ferrotype print? As in producing a high gloss finish on glossy fiber-based paper? Or has the name been appropriated by some
2003-09-08 by nakalele2
Does anyone know if there is a service out there that will produce a ferrotype print from a digital file? Can t seem to find anything on the net. Maybe the
2003-09-08 by Paul Roark
Clayton, ... I use color pigments to tone the carbon black inks. The light and photo black inks make great base grays when diluted. Then it s a matter of
2003-09-08 by Paul Roark
Daniel, ... They cannot be easily mixed from UT inks. I ve had to go to custom dilutions that require the MIS UT/7600 clear base. Have you been able to get
2003-09-07 by Tim Atherton
PS - I ve already uninstalled and re-installed...
2003-09-07 by Tim Atherton
After running fine since it was installed ages ago, Photoshop 7.01 (win2000) has suddenly started to hang up when I start it. The start-up gets to adding
2003-09-07 by Reinier van der Ryst
I removed the head from my 1160 because the black and cyan heads were completely blocked. I backsucked windex and finally warm distilled water through the
2003-09-07 by Jack M Kucy
Why bother? You should mat them 16x20 ant frame them as such. They will look better with the mats anyway. Good luck, Jack