Re: Foamcore and Mat Board
2003-08-19 by Tom Husband
Thanks for the info. I think buying locally would probably be the best route. Any suggestions for the San Francisco Bay Area? Somewhere on the Peninsula
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Re: digital silverprints
2003-08-19 by Richard Coda
I ve been asking this question for years. I saw the link and was very interested. I m in the US and I think they said it s for Germany only. If we have
Re: digital silverprints
2003-08-19 by donbga
Jo, company. ... paper. ... a classic silverprint from a digital file this is the perfect solution. I ve been hoping that a home based exposure unit would be
[Digital BW] Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-19 by donbga
... develop ... split D76. ... like a ... black. I ... I don t see how in the world you can process a C-41 based development film in D-76 and expect to get
digital silverprints
2003-08-19 by Jo Brunenberg
Hi B&W friends, Concerning: digital silverprints Some time ago I have read a message about a digital B&W silverprint service from a German company. I had a
Using 'qacvraw' in QuadtoneRIP
2003-08-19 by Tom
Howdy All! I am trying to convert a .acv curve to QTR curve. I ve gotten as far as creating the raw 16 bit file with the .acv curve applied, and I understand
Any hextone inks that do not exhibit metamerism?
2003-08-19 by steveallans73
The new HP apparently does not exhibit metamerism but for my current printer S900 which sets of inks would show the least metamerism? Lyson shows it? What
Re: Portra 400BW for scanning?
2003-08-19 by Rick Schiller
Yes, I will second all positive comments about PortraBW. It gives an excellent scan. Rick
the MacEpsonList ( was Re: [Digital BW] Allotting memory to PS7)
2003-08-19 by Sam A. McCandless
Not that John shouldn t have asked or others shouldn t have answered on this list, but just so everyone knows, there is, also on Yahoo, the MacEpsonList which
2200 UC/UT QTR Hybrid Profiles
2003-08-19 by Carl Schofield
I received a set of the MIS UT inks in 2200 carts yesterday. The ink positions are K - Photo Black, LK - Eboni Matte Black, C - 75% K, LC - 50% K, Y - 25% K,
[Digital BW] Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-19 by craig
Anthony, I just plain dont understand the why: regarding your comment below, and if I can have this justified, I will certainly give chromogenics another
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 1702
2003-08-19 by sandersm@aol.com
Oops! In an effort to offer help with keyboard commands, I accidentally sent my email before it was done! I hate it when that happens.... ... John,
Adjusting memory in Mac OS
2003-08-19 by sandersm@aol.com
... John, another way to adjust memory in OS 9 is to highlight the PS7 icon in the Finder and type command-I [Non-text portions of this message have been
Re: [Digital BW] Foamcore and Mat Board
2003-08-19 by capuozzo
One carton of 25 sheets can be shipped via UPS. I get them from United Manufacturers (unitedmfrs.com) for a good price. FWIW (for what it s worth). Dick
Re: [Digital BW] Foamcore and Mat Board
2003-08-19 by Edward Wiseman
Tom.. I buy them locally at a company called CHARETTES in Woburn, MA..I believe they do mail order as well..TEL 781-935-6000 X402.. Eddie Wiseman ... From:
Re: [Digital BW] Portra 400BW for scanning?
2003-08-19 by Anthony Atkielski
... My experiences with Portra 400BW and scanning thus far have been highly positive. Grain is almost non-existent, and the exposure range of the film is
Re: [Digital BW] Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-19 by Anthony Atkielski
... Portra 400BW is the sharpest of the Portra family of films. It s a great combination of high speed, high resolution, and low grain. That is much harder
Re: [Digital BW] Foamcore and Mat Board
2003-08-19 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 8/18/2003 9:55:47 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... You should be able to find a Wholesale shop in your area, if your in a decent sized city.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Ink.
2003-08-19 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello Antonis. I was wondering what is the best B&W ink to use when printing with a 1280 that uses eggrolls for printing. Please let me know as soon as
Foamcore and Mat Board
2003-08-19 by Tom Husband
Those of you who buy your mats and foamcore at full size (32 x40 ) do you get them over the internet or at your local art supply house? They seem pretty big
Re: B&W Ink.
2003-08-19 by Antonis Ricos
Kev, the 1270 will do fine. Either MIS inks (UT) or the Piezotones will do fine too. If you choose dye based inks (lyson, or the hybrid blacks which are
Re: Allotting memory to PS7
2003-08-19 by Duncan Staples
Edit Menu------ Preferences----- Memory&Image Cache----- You will see a section called Memory Usage. You can set the maximum amount of memory to be used by
Re: Allotting memory to PS7
2003-08-19 by Antonis Ricos
John, under OS 9 in the finder, you highlight the PS ikon (not any alias of it) go to file get info use the dropdown menu to get to the memory info. Type the
Re: Vuescan now supports the grain dissolver for the Minolta 5400
2003-08-19 by amateriat
Great to know. I was among thje first to hear of the new Minolta scanner in spring of this year, but will likely be among the last to get hands on one at this
Allotting memory to PS7
2003-08-19 by Mr_Misty_44
Could someone be so kind as to let me know how I allott memory to Photoshop 7 using OS9.2.2. I know how to do it under Windows 98 but I m having a problem with
Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-19 by Tyler Boley
... I don t follow that at all. Though that would be true of shooting true color film for B&W conversion. XP-2 is monochromatic, there are not multiple dye
Re: [Digital BW] re: ISO 100 B&W films for scanning
2003-08-19 by A. Huntley
David, I have been shooting and scanning Type 55 for a few years now. I also develop it via the standard chemical pack, but got even more lazy a few years ago
Vuescan now supports the grain dissolver for the Minolta 5400
2003-08-18 by Daniel Staver
Ed just released a new version of Vuescan with support for the grain dissolver. Guess I m back to Vuescan as my main scanning program after getting noticably
Re: [Digital BW] Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-18 by Ken Schuster
It s not as instantaneous as digital, but you can process a neg in the light and have it ready to scan in minutes... it s not chromogenic, and definitely not
RE: [Digital BW] Getting to Paul's website
2003-08-18 by Paul Roark
Peter, ... It is a concern of mine, and I appreciate the information being conveyed. I hope the situation gets better soon. ... Good. When the timing is
Re: [Digital BW]
2003-08-18 by Loring Palleske
right click or ctrl+click on a pdf. Get info. open with menu choose preview. click default for all pdf documents - back to preview being the default. Likely
Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-18 by Bob Michaels
Craig: I show a lot of chromogenic film simply because it works for me. Great latitude, fast, minimal grain problems, scans well and all that. I m not into
B&W Ink.
2003-08-18 by NiteFrog
Hello All, I am going to convert my 1270 printer to a B&W only printer. Do you think this printer will work good enough or should I upgrade it? What is a good
[Digital BW] Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-18 by Mark Hahn
I can vouch for the Kodak offerings doing well at 800 (but not their consumer offering). mark
Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-18 by Mark Hahn
The chromogenic films are finer grained than typical 400 speed color film... at least from what I ve seen. They also scan much better than 400 silver based
(no subject)
2003-08-18 by David M. dorn
... Jo, Sorry for the confusion, I am now doing my color and b&w printing with Gimp-Print and Ghostscript which are Unix software tools for controlling
RE: [Digital BW] re:exhibits
2003-08-18 by Martin Wesley
This is all way off-topic for the group, so please let this thread end here. Thanks, Martin Wesley ... (snip earlier)
Getting to Paul's website
2003-08-18 by Peter Mc Mahon
My comments, were more for Paul sake, in that if people can t make contact, it may be of concern, to him. I really don t know what the problem may be, as I can
Re: [Digital BW] re:exhibits
2003-08-18 by David M. dorn
Daniel Thank you for this post maybe the IMHO and BTW ers will see the error of their ways. Perhaps if IT personnel heard all the jokes about their
Re: [Digital BW] Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-18 by Tony Terlecki
... It isn t the case. Films like XP2 can handle overexposure very well - there is not much of a shoulder on the film curve - the line just keeps going
Re: [Digital BW] Getting Paul Roark's web site
2003-08-18 by davidhatton2001
Hi There, I m in Turkey and the site loads just fine, Regards, David Hatton ... files or ... direct address ... http://home1.gte.net/res0a2zt/ .
RE: [Digital BW] Re: QUAD2-RIP
2003-08-18 by Roger L Sopher
I am having a crazy time getting the print share to operate correctly. I have no problem sharing directories or the like. I put in all of the smb.conf
[Digital BW] Re: QUAD2-RIP
2003-08-18 by dilcher
Thanks for the instructions on installing this on Linux. It doesn t sound to hard, but I have been using linux for the past few years as my primary PC. I
Re: [Digital BW] Getting Paul Roark's web site
2003-08-18 by joe davajon
... Ed, I tried it just now and I can get to Paul s site with no problem! I ve never had a problem getting there. Perhaps you might consider getting a new
RE: [Digital BW] Getting Paul Roark's web site
2003-08-18 by Paul Roark
... Is it possible that the lines that go overseas don t like the image files or the relay from the PaulRoark.com to the ISP s space? Try the direct address
Re: chromogenic films
2003-08-18 by amateriat
... For me, one of the other benefits of shooting with XP2 Super is, if you will, its backward compatibility ; unlike color negative film, I can take XP2 and
Connecting problems - questions to ask...
2003-08-18 by Jack M Kucy
At the same time the statement from anybody else stating that he/she COULD get to this site shifts the blame somewhere else. As everybody knows the Internet is
RE: [Digital BW] Portra 400BW for scanning?
2003-08-18 by Paul Roark
Sanders, I agree with Alessandro s comments: the main reason I shoot chromogenic films is that they have the finest grain for 400ASA .... I use them a lot,
RE: [Digital BW] Getting Paul Roark's web site
2003-08-18 by Paul Roark
Peter, ... The pattern seems to be that Europeans have more trouble access the web page than US forum members. Also, the last time I heard of this problem
RE: [Digital BW] re: ISO 100 B&W films for scanning
2003-08-18 by Paul Roark
Mark, ... Kodak originally recommended it with a 1:5 dilution. For the last 2 years, I had Xtol that worked extremely well at a 1:3 dilution (18 min. 75