[Digital BW] Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-23 by Clif Wright
Yes, I second that. Please give us the details. Clif
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2003-08-23 by Clif Wright
Yes, I second that. Please give us the details. Clif
2003-08-23 by Martin Wesley
... (snip) Sanders, Out of curiosity did Microtek come up with better film holders than the ones Polaroid shipped? I liked my SS120 but the 120 holder was too
2003-08-23 by Keith Krebs
... Using NON-OEM inks does NOT void your warranty.. EPSON can write that in the literature all they want... HP lost that legal battle in a well-publicized
2003-08-23 by Stan Shire
Why do you want to swap the light and photo black? Are you working on some new technique? Generally the Photo black is swapped with the Matte Black. ... From:
2003-08-23 by Paul Roark
This is the Wilhelm page that has the new 110 year dark storage estimate for EEM (and others): http://www.wilhelm-research.com/ep9600%20print%20permanence.html
2003-08-23 by David M. dorn
On Saturday, August 23, 2003, at 01:20 AM, mfaphoto@optonline.net wrote: ... Roy Harrington provides Quadtone RIP free of charge, but you have to use a
2003-08-23 by Tony Terlecki
I have a full set of 4oz bottles of MIS VM-Quad inks which I am selling as I am not realistically going to be using them in the near future. 25GBP + cost of
2003-08-23 by Bernie Ess
Hello, I haven t had the time to follow all discussions on this list recently. I ve been thinking of getting a second printer next to my 1160, however I
2003-08-23 by Carl Schofield
On Saturday, August 23, 2003, at 01:20 AM, mfaphoto@optonline.net ... No, you can use the standard OEM UC inks with the 2200 and QuadtoneRIP. There are also
2003-08-23 by sandersm@aol.com
I am surprised that no one has mentioned the Microtek Artixscan 120tf. The hardware is basically the same as the Polaroid 120 Sprintscan -- Microtek is the
2003-08-23 by Sanaka
... EEM with ... without ... Could you post links to these Wilhelm statements? The only Wilhelm EEM/pigmented ink things I ve seen say in testing... I m a
2003-08-23 by Mitch Alland
For: Arthur Fink ... I used to print B&W on the 1160+Piezography and color with the 1280 and the Epson Driver. Now I am using the 7600 and ImagePrint. (The
2003-08-23 by Reinier van der Ryst
From: D. Hill Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 05:11 Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Re: chromogenic films ... Don Please tell us more about
2003-08-23 by sceptre12345
... the way to go. Please tell us how the Epson 2200 inkset is better than the MIS UltraTones longevity wise ? Have you done your own test and if so, what were
2003-08-23 by Martin Wesley
... (snip earlier) ... Austin, I had a similar good experience with my Polaroid SS4000. I only traded it to move up to a larger format SS120. The holders were
2003-08-23 by Martin Wesley
... Wilfred, I am not familiar with that brand but if it is like other units you need a specific standard from the manufacturer. I assume you cannot locate
2003-08-23 by David J. Simons
My personal choice after messing with Piezography and MIS Inks was to go with the 2200 and Imageprint. I wanted to have a simple solution that just worked. I
2003-08-23 by John Labovitz
... I went to a Cone workshop in December 2001, taught by George Dewolfe. About half the time was George lecturing & demonstrating; the other half was each of
2003-08-23 by mfaphoto@optonline.net
Arthur, Longevity is an important issue. Because of that, the 2200 is the way to go. I own one and am very happy with the results that I get in color. In fact,
2003-08-23 by D. Hill
Paul, Many thanks for your response. I have considered (and used extensively) the ready made inksets but most are much too warm for my images - and it sounds
2003-08-23 by D. Hill
A simple solution is to use the printer you have. The piezo driver will run the 1520 and as it is pretty much the same beast as a 3000, you may have a winner
2003-08-23 by Roy Harrington
Paul, I don t know if its worth the trouble, but I remember quite a few people claiming very good results using C41 developer for TechPan. You wouldn t use
2003-08-23 by wilfredm71047
Does anyone know how I might find the correct calibration standard for a Cosar 43 densitometer? Or can someone advise me of a way to calibrate it?
2003-08-23 by lawrencetrek
Here is how I tried to answer a similar question on the Piezography3000 group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/piezography3000/message/22908 Unfortunately, I
2003-08-23 by Paul Roark
I have been comparing the Kodak Technidol developer with the Photographers Formulary TD-3 developer. They are both winners. For different purposes or
2003-08-23 by Carl Schofield
John, MIS said they would have the 2200 UT carts listed on their site in a week or so. I just called and asked for them and the 2200 UT carts were available
2003-08-23 by john eckenrode
hi carl how did you get the 2200 UT carts? i did not see anything on the MIS site. how much were they? how do you like the full set compared to the hybrid set
2003-08-23 by dave l
... From: Sam A. McCandless To: Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 11:11 AM Subject: Re: [Digital BW]
2003-08-22 by Austin Franklin
... Rick, This is the first I ve heard about a sharpness issue with the Polaroid SS4k scanner. I had one for 6 months, and didn t have a sharpness issue at
2003-08-22 by Rick Schiller
I was in the exact same position just about a year ago, I had a Canon and wanted a better scanner. I was able to get a terrific deal on a refurbed Polaroid
2003-08-22 by Carl Schofield
I finally decided to try the full MIS Ultratone inkset in the Epson 2200 and created a set of profiles (warm, cool, neutral, and sepia) for EEM using QTR 2.0
2003-08-22 by Gregory Schern
... & ... Arlene, Sounds like you printed on the back side. Try printing it again on the other side and you will find similar results as the 188gsm. Gregory
2003-08-22 by Tim Atherton
I ve found 188 and 308 to be basically identical (and mainly use 308) - are you sure you printed the right side....? tim
2003-08-22 by lovelipp
I just tried samples of Photo Rag to test against German Etching which I ve been using. The PR 188 produced a slightly darker black & sharper contrast than the
2003-08-22 by Ranyart
Roger- Just go into a terminal, and, at the prompt, type: qtcups where is the file you want to print. Let us know how it turns out. I
2003-08-22 by Roger L Sopher
Hi Reinier, Using webmin I got the proper ppd associated with my quad defined printer. I can indeed see it from QTCups and perform any of the adjustments
2003-08-22 by Eileen Chun
The matte black which does not come with the printer but can be purchased separately goes into the photo black spot. Each cartridge is chipped so the computer
2003-08-22 by Sue Tallon
Thanks Jerome. I d really like something reasonably archival. Any other options out there? -- Sue Tallon
2003-08-22 by Arthur Fink
I m trying to decide which printer to get for black and white printing -- probably with Pizeogaphy, and definitely with matt paper & ink. Most advice I get
2003-08-22 by photographs42
Sue, This is not a problem with the Weber-Valentine paper I refered to earlier. Jerome http://www.jeromehawkins.com/ ... through from ... this is
2003-08-22 by Eileen Chun
The light black goes into the light black slot. The photo black goes into the photo black slot (all the way to the far left hand side). I thought there was a
2003-08-22 by piezobw
Finally, an easy problem for a change!! :) The light black one fits only in the light black slot. Photo and Matte blacks fit in the black slot! best regards,
2003-08-22 by Reinier van der Ryst
From: Roger L Sopher Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 20:11 Subject: RE: [Digital BW] QUAD2-RIP ... Hi Roger The GIMP (1.2.3) prints
2003-08-22 by Tom Baker
I like my Nikon 8000 very much. If I were buying right now I would want to take a good look at the newest Minota. TB Yume Grot wrote:
2003-08-22 by Yume Grot
As to my experience, Minolta 5400 is the best for the money. I used Minolta Dimage 2820 for three years and was happy with it. Then I upgraded to Microteck
2003-08-22 by photosimon2001
I am running an Epson 2100 and am in the process of creating a dual boot system with Linux so I can use the QuadtoneRIP. I am still intending on using the
2003-08-22 by sceptre12345
... Film scanning being an important of the process leading to digital b&w prints, I would suggest that you look at the Minolta 5400 35mm film scanner to
2003-08-22 by Sue Tallon
... Are these papers opaque enough that you really don t see bleed-through from ink on the reverse side? I d like to do a personal book project and this is a
2003-08-22 by photographs42
Steve, Weber-Valentine http://www.weber-valentine.com/ has a double sided paper that I have used for books called 738DMP or 750DMP. The 728 is 105g and the 750
2003-08-22 by Sam A. McCandless
Not that I object to seeing Arlene Love s question or Duncan s response to her here, but Tony Sleep s filmscanner list (addresses below are from his web site)