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2003-08-18 by Jayanand Govindaraj
Jack, I was not blaming Paul, just making a statement of fact that I could not get through to his site through the 3 largest ISPs in India - VSNL, Satyam &
2003-08-18 by Jo Brunenberg
Hello David, For some reason when I use Preview automatically Acrobat 6 which I have installed starts up. Acrobat does not show up the chosen custom paper
2003-08-18 by Jack M Kucy
Your provider Hathway.com is also located on the other hemisphere. Not that far from the Australian network (in relation to America). How can you guys blame
2003-08-18 by Justin Florentine
... Hash: SHA1 Also, I ve found that I have to run cupsaddsmb -U root QTR2200 Where QTR2200 is the printer name for QTR. I have to do this after changing
2003-08-18 by Jayanand Govindaraj
Peter, I cannot get through to Paul s site either - I have been trying for a couple of weeks. I just tried through 3 different ISPs here in India (two dial up
2003-08-18 by Daniel Staver
Roger, your setup sounds about correct. There are some issues with the sharing of the printer to windows: You have to set the curves directly in linux using
2003-08-18 by Daniel Staver
Tim, regardless of who s right, your writing style seems to get you an unusually low amount of responses to your postings. So it s really just a question of
2003-08-18 by Jack M Kucy
Peter, bear in mind that the Internet is just a network of wires and relays. And there are quite a few of them between the US (where we are) and Australia.
2003-08-18 by Carl Schofield
I have the same problem on a 2200. Both top and left margins are not correct when printing in portrait orientation. I think that gimp doesn t center properly
2003-08-18 by Daniel Staver
... XP2. -- Daniel Staver http://daniel.staver.no
2003-08-18 by Richard Sintchak
Monday, August 18, 2003, 1:16:28 AM, Peter Mc Mahon wrote: PMM Paul, PMM I am a new member of a few months. I too, would like to see your web PMM site and
2003-08-18 by David M. dorn
Jo, Someone (sorry I can t remember who) advised that you could use custom sizes if you printed you image via OS X s PREVIEW. I just tried it on a 9 x 6 color
2003-08-18 by Mr_Misty_44
Does anyone on this group use a 7500 and Roy s QTR software or print with Gimp-Print under OS 10.2.6. I m having a boarder problem. When I have the print
2003-08-18 by David M. dorn
Peter, I just clicked on Paul s link and it opened immediately. I think you have the problem not Paul. You should check with YOUR ISP or check YOUR browser
2003-08-18 by Loring Palleske
What film specifically allows this? XP2? T400CN? The new Portra? ... Regards, Loring Palleske Creative Imaging 416.301.1711
2003-08-18 by sandersm@aol.com
Paul and others, greetings. With all the discussion about 100 films for scanning to reduce grain, I m wondering about your views on the chromogenic films, like
2003-08-18 by Alessandro Pardi
Hi Craig, the main reason I shoot chromogenic films is that they have the finest grain for 400ASA, and for my work film speed is a great plus. If anyone knows
2003-08-18 by mfaphoto@optonline.net
To a large extent, this is what this group has been concened with. Go back over the archives and read what has been posted about RIPs (and curves) as that is
2003-08-18 by Roger L Sopher
Daniel Staver is far more expert in this than I am. If I have any glaring errors or omissions I hope he will jump in and correct them - but - Here is how I
2003-08-18 by capuozzo
And if someone has an open mind, they are open to differences and can deal with them. Any other rules? Dick Capuozzo ... From: To:
2003-08-18 by capuozzo
Tim, Please don t leave the list! I think the content is the message. I can usually tell what you are talking about. If someone else has no tolerence of your
2003-08-18 by craig
Daniel, Im very surprised on that issue; and it raising the question below... ... shoot ... color If you have a 5 stop lattitude (iso 50~1600) on, basically
2003-08-18 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... success. ... would ... I have often in the past browsed Paul s site, without problems. But I couldn t get a connection just now. Perhaps someone who knows
2003-08-18 by Daniel Staver
... Those films have a very good exposure latitude, allowing you to shoot from 50 to 1600 iso on the same roll of film. I m not aware of any color print films
2003-08-18 by craig
As my thoughts will undoubtably be construed as a personal attack by some, I ll apologise upfront - if I m wrong, then please enlighten me I am curious as to
2003-08-18 by Ed Mathews
Every time I ve tried it, it works just fine. I just tried it again and it s still fine. Try this: http://home1.gte.net/res0a2zt/photos.html Or this:
2003-08-18 by Peter Mc Mahon
Paul, I am a new member of a few months. I too, would like to see your web site and have been trying at times, over the months, without success. My comment to
2003-08-18 by Mark Hahn
Delta 100 looks great in Xtol and about as good when pushed to 200. mark
2003-08-18 by Mark Hahn
That is nice and I find that it scans better than traditional b&w emulsions... mark
2003-08-18 by Mark Hahn
Techpan in Xtol???? How???? mark ... format TP-Xtol ... ...
2003-08-18 by Paul Roark
Rick, ... I won t go back to my old standard, because I, too, am now concerned more with grain than sharpness. In the old darkroom, that was not the case. ...
2003-08-18 by Jo Brunenberg
Hi Epson 2100 / 2200 users, I have been using the EPSON 2100 with Apple OS 9. Now I am switching to OSX (10.2.6) Have downloaded Epson latest printerdriver. It
2003-08-18 by Rick Schiller
Paul, the TMX in Microdol 1:3 is an excellent call. I shy away from it because of the longer development times and the slightly sharper grain at the loss of
2003-08-18 by David M. dorn
... John, Since you are using a Mac,try the QuadTone RIP software. It has solved my B&W problems with Epson s Ultrachrome ink. I did not want to give up
2003-08-18 by dawhol9
I have the Epson 2200 and I love it, but I cannot seem to get the neutral B&W prints I am looking for. I have looked on the web for many different approaches,
2003-08-18 by David R. Spielman
Truman, Like you, I am a long time 4 x 5 shooter, and also like you, I long for the good old days of Pan-X developed in Microdol-X. And like many 4 x 5
2003-08-18 by Ken Carney
Sounds like the traffic on our intranet...though I don t recall many quotes from H.D. Thoreau (or anyone else, so far as that goes). Tim, you are obviously
2003-08-18 by dilcher
Can you tell me what you used to guide you through setting this up on Linux? The author s notes seem to be for a MAC...
2003-08-18 by D. Hill
The required volume for stand processing (completely covering the film) would be greater than what the unit itself is rated for in weight. In other words - if
2003-08-18 by Truman Prevatt
I used to love the old Kodak Pan X. It gave smooth grain and was actually a little faster than advertised in the old Zone VI developer. But alas that film is
2003-08-18 by mfaphoto@optonline.net
I too have added Jeff to my list of posters who I delete without reading because of his shorthand style. If someone would like to be taken seriously, he
2003-08-18 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... You can have both (content and style)! And the same goes for black and white prints (just to bring this back onto the topic). Peter Marquis-Kyle
2003-08-18 by c2c_ic
I find this rather amusing and yet quite sad as well. You are more concerned with the style of the communication rather than it s content. I, on the other
2003-08-18 by sceptre12345
I rejected TP and used Tmax ... 1:3) -- ... approach again. ... Paul, If you do revisit Tmax-100 again with Microdol-X, please let us know. I ve just been to
2003-08-18 by amateriat
... This has been my experience with Ilford XP2 Super, which I use for the majority of my b/w work. I m not sure if Kodak s chromogenic films work quite the
2003-08-18 by amateriat
... This, of course, is the sort of thing that makes my teeth itch when it comes to establishing a standard for myself in terms of materials for output.
2003-08-18 by David J. Simons
I ve changed the subject to make it a little let commercial. There are two differences that I ve seen. For color the saturation is somewhat more subdued on
2003-08-18 by jeffmoore17@comcast.net
I am now boycotting your messages until you start writing like an adult! ... From: c2c_ic [mailto:c2c_ic@yahoo.ca] Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2003 6:47 PM To:
2003-08-17 by c2c_ic
I live in Nova Scotia and envy those of u who have opportunities to visit exhibits such as the Cuvee Napa exhibit. It wud b interesting 2 not only see the
2003-08-17 by Roger L Sopher
Many thanks Daniel, I have samba running for file sharing so I will give the print share a go. Roger ... From: Daniel Staver [mailto:daniel@petraflux.com]