Re: [Digital BW] Nikon lens mount changes
2003-06-13 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... ...and also to produce a lighter, smaller, cheaper wide angle lens (I m talking about the 12-24mm zoom) that is designed to cover the small CCD rather than
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2003-06-13 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... ...and also to produce a lighter, smaller, cheaper wide angle lens (I m talking about the 12-24mm zoom) that is designed to cover the small CCD rather than
2003-06-13 by Anthony Atkielski
... QXP may be printing the preview versions, or the printer may be doing so, since printing pure Illustrator/EPS illustrations requires a PostScript printer.
2003-06-13 by Austin Franklin
Anthony, ... Because the MTF of the lense is matched to the sensor. Schneider wrote a very comprehensive paper on this. Go to their web site and find it, and
2003-06-13 by Anthony Atkielski
... Thank goodness ... I was just worrying today about the lack of rules and regulations in the world, and hoping that a few more would be enacted to more
2003-06-13 by Anthony Atkielski
... I don t know about the 12-24DX, but the AF-S Nikkor 17-35/2.8 is rectilinear for all practical purposes. At least I can t see any obvious distortion, even
2003-06-13 by Robert Morrison
Paul, how is the dmax compared to EEM with the Eboni black? Robert
2003-06-13 by Chris Hargens
Thanks, Paul. Once I finish out my VM inkset, I ll be going with UT -- and am hoping that EUS will be out by then. So far, with respect to clogging, the Eboni
2003-06-13 by Tim Atherton
... Simple question - why ? (Bearing in mind we don t have a fee market economy, not even anything anywhere near it, and never have).
2003-06-13 by Tyler Boley
the easiest and cheapest approach is to create a pdf from your quark file, then use Photoshop as a RIP by opening and therefore rasterizing it. Then print out
2003-06-13 by Paul Roark
... Chris, I have a 24 inch roll and I am writing curves for the MIS Ultra Tone (UT) inkset and Epson UltraSmooth (EUS ?) paper. I ve done the 7500 already,
2003-06-13 by Barry Koblenz
Printer = Epson 1280 on MacOS9. I am trying to print thru QXP 5 a brochure using graphics created in Illustrator. Each graphic prints w/ jaggies regardless of
2003-06-13 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 6/13/2003 11:26:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Good point, but we do have the option of buying up the obsolete models they abandon on
2003-06-13 by davajonj
Martin Wesley requested this discussion be moved elsewhere. While I m amused at the personal invectives and snide remarks being tossed back and forth, I have
2003-06-13 by Peter Nelson
... should ... everytime. ... I didn t say we had a free market - I said I WANT one. Anyway, some markets are freer than others so I don t want to reduce any
2003-06-13 by Julian Thomas
sorry Martin, sent my post before seeing yours Julian ... From: Julian Thomas To:
2003-06-13 by Julian Thomas
... I m trying not to answer this crap but inaccurate facts get me everytime. There is no such thing as a free market. It is a myth. The US, like other
2003-06-13 by Peter Nelson
... You are right - the Eurozone UNDERCOUNTS it. If Germany and France if a student graduates from college and can t find a job and is given a stipend to
2003-06-13 by Peter Nelson
... It is no concern of government whether a company is weasely or unethical, if they are not breaking the law. If the ARE breaking the law then it is the
2003-06-13 by Martin Wesley
Hey guys! What does any of this have to do with B&W digital printing? Please move the discussion and campaigning someplace more suitable. Thanks, Martin Wesley
2003-06-13 by André Vallejo
Any news from the Canon beauty with the swapping head? Already on the road? Any tests?
2003-06-13 by Peter Nelson
... Franklin wrote: but when they make them AND the REAL purpose of making them is to ... printers...it s ... tried all ... IFF that s the
2003-06-13 by Peter Nelson
... Same thing. It s a case of the government dictating something which SHOULD be set by the free market - product design. If your goal was TRULY to not fill
2003-06-13 by Julian Thomas
... don t worry Ernst, at least we ll be free ... Julian
2003-06-13 by sceptre12345
... That guy who first thought of Goverment of the people, for the people must have been a real diehard communist! That s why the Eurozone has ...
2003-06-13 by Scott Hendershot
To anyone who is interested I am selling my 1160 with the continuous feed ink system. The system probably has less than 50 prints on it. Currently the ink
2003-06-13 by johngeyles
... problems ... For less than that, you can get a cheap used Mac G3 as a print server. Whether you consider having another computer an advantage or
2003-06-13 by Chris Hargens
Anyone heard what s causing the delay? Chris Hargens
2003-06-13 by Ernst Dinkla
Keith, if this thread was supposed to take out the heat of the Nikon mount debate you certainly have succeeded. Nice to see that my email filter also takes out
2003-06-13 by Austin Franklin
... Yes, grin...I m about as far away from being socialist than you can imagine. I just don t believe in weasels, and what the printer manufacturers are doing
2003-06-13 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... ... Ummm. Peter.... I guess I should take it, this means you won t be making a contribution to my campaign? Keith Just some guy, and caretaker of
2003-06-13 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... I don t think the Bolsheviks would have gotten very far in 1917 with a cry of Bread and Ink either... Keith Just some guy, and caretaker of the
2003-06-13 by Bill Morse
I was trying to remember why P.N. Had made my plonk list- Now it s all coming back to me... Unfortunately. Bill
2003-06-13 by Julian Thomas
this is clearly not the case with what chipped ... I guess that makes you a socialist then Austin printers of the world unite, you have nothing to loose
2003-06-13 by Austin Franklin
... Hum. Well, technically, if they ONLY made chipped cartridges, that would be true...but when they make them AND the REAL purpose of making them is to
2003-06-13 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Given the manufacturers will already have to design printers to satisfy the EU rules, it s simply easier to move in that direction than requiring EPSON
2003-06-13 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Which happened in part because state governments mandated their own agaencies to recycle said components.. ... It s not just toxic substances, there are
2003-06-13 by Peter Nelson
... What claptrap! If the goal was truly recycling then Epson could simply be willing to take back the old cartridges the way laser printer makers take back
2003-06-13 by Tim Atherton
... Hmm - I think my most used lens was 24mm for news :-)
2003-06-13 by Seth Rossman
But my 20mm on film does the same thing. I am waiting to see how the 12-24 acts. It s supposed to be rectilinear (aren t they all in the ads??). It s the
2003-06-13 by Seth Rossman
Something about color fringing at the edges, but I still think the whole thing is a hoax. Seth = = This new lens mount will be bigger to be able = to use
2003-06-13 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
Unlike many, I am willing to put my money where my mouth is: As many on this list are aware I am running for NJ State Assembly (our lower legislative house). I
2003-06-13 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 6/12/2003 10:30:17 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Outrageous? The early Kodak and N2000 with noise, low quality and the ... the early days,
2003-06-13 by roberteversole
... For the record, I am a Mac user as well. I have never used a PC in my office until I began this company. I prefer the Mac for most of what I do, short of
2003-06-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Editor P.O.V. Image Service To: Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 2:48 PM
2003-06-13 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Good Deal! ... If that were a true limiting factor, how the heck would Kodak be able to make the DCS 14n with a Nikon body, current Nikon mount, and a
2003-06-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Editor P.O.V. Image Service To: Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 5:39 PM
2003-06-13 by Cleavis
Ding Ding - I m the winner with an answer already!!! Yep, that was what I was looking for thanks. Cleavis
2003-06-13 by Kip Babington
See if this is what you re looking for: http://www.digitaltruth.com/ Cheers, Kip
2003-06-13 by Cleavis
There was a site given that had just about every film combination with a developer combination you could think of. I m working through the archives, tedious
2003-06-13 by Clayton Jones
Hello Martin, ... Understood. At least you know what we use, so you can add us to the final tally. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing