Subject: Small Prints, was review of new StudioPrint 10 RI
2003-06-13 by Clayton Jones
Hello Tom, ... I m curious about what sort of market you have found for small prints. Some years ago I grew very fond of small prints and rarely print over
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2003-06-13 by Clayton Jones
Hello Tom, ... I m curious about what sort of market you have found for small prints. Some years ago I grew very fond of small prints and rarely print over
2003-06-13 by Tony Gonda
Thanks Kevin - that s the second recommendation I ve had for them. I ll give them a call. -Tony-
2003-06-13 by Peter
Tony--I would be interested to know whether you have any success in getting the 1280 fixed, what was done to fix it and the cost of the repairs. Thanks Peter
2003-06-13 by Kevin Gulstene
Tony- Tricera Computer -- Vancouver area - 604-733-5702 They are a small shop but do a great job. -- Kevin Gulstene
2003-06-13 by Tony Gonda
Thanks for your input. I was hoping it was something a little less severe. I guess now I have to see if I can find an authorized repair shop here in
2003-06-13 by Robert Morrison
... Right, they have had them for a while but don t stock empty carts by themselves. MIS has been promising since march, but I called the other day and they
2003-06-12 by Rick Schiller
With my Epson 860 I ve gone back to the Lyson Quad black ink set, as I need to print glossy 10 prints for reproduction and to give clients. After using the
2003-06-12 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Both are issues... Try shooting a traditional 20mm field of view without ridiculous distortion on a current Nikon digital.. You use a 14mm or less to get
2003-06-12 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Makes no sense at all. Kodak has the new DCS 14n.. Full frame, 14 mpix, and the same old Nikon mount... I really don t believe Nikon engineers are that
2003-06-12 by Peter
I have been through this problem with my 1280. I now use it for only printing text and for sample prints that will be thrown away. I have tried to get it
2003-06-12 by Stan McQueen
... If you are used to the quality of a drum scan, I doubt that a desktop scanner will satisfy you. If you can t afford to buy a drum scanner, you might be
2003-06-12 by Anthony Atkielski
... Why would a full-size chip require a larger lens mount than a film frame of the same size?
2003-06-12 by Barry Kelsall
... in ... about ... Nozzle ... ... From your description, I am assuming that the lines are ink, not voids. Voids would indicate deflected
2003-06-12 by johngeyles
... you choose. It s ... point of view. I don t think it IS safe from information-preservation point of view - at least, assuming you started out with a
2003-06-12 by Martin Wesley
Robert, Just a note. Media Street is selling a CIS for the 2200 so someone has carts and chips. Have no idea about quality.
2003-06-12 by Seth Rossman
Outrageous? The early Kodak and N2000 with noise, low quality and the weight of encyclopedia were outrageous at $15,000. And, that was $15,000 when it less
2003-06-12 by Robert Morrison
Owning both printers I can easily say that the 2200 is a far superior printer in terms of hardware. The question is when the empty carts will be available.
2003-06-12 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 6/12/2003 3:54:24 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... I don t agree with this statment at all. The market for those backs is too small to warrant
2003-06-12 by Paul Roark
Jack, ... There are differences in degree here. The latest MIS Ultra Tone B&W, PiezoTone, and, to a lesser extent, UltraChromes are excellent. The older
2003-06-12 by Martin Wesley
... From: aitor Peña Inclán To: Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 11:39 AM
2003-06-12 by Martin Wesley
Robert, It is strictly a check the box type set up but there is a selection for Other Epson . When I redo it I will probably add the 870 and 890 to the
2003-06-12 by aitor Peña Inclán
Hi Martin, I have take a view for this website but it isn t very informative. Best Regards Aitor Martin Wesley el 12/6/03 09:24 escribió
2003-06-12 by Robert Morrison
Martin, Its been a while since I ve set up a poll for the Archival color group...but does the yahoo software allow fill in the blank entries for an other
2003-06-12 by Martin Wesley
Clayton, Richard, Basically we ran out of spaces. Yahoo only allows 25. If I change anything in the poll at this point, we would lose the votes of the ~450
2003-06-12 by aitor Peña Inclán
Antonis, Thanks for your advices. I have mail to colorbyte.
2003-06-12 by dsmithhfx
... yet ... the ... a ... anyone ... you ... The price strikes me as suspiciously low. I ve never seen filled cartridges advertised in that ballpark price
2003-06-12 by dewoman55125
Hi, I just became a member of this group, the pictures are so great. i love them
2003-06-12 by Seth Rossman
= =Nikon has a long history of making lens multipliers to extend The distortion and color fringing factor, going the other way, would be a nightmare. Long
2003-06-12 by Seth Rossman
Actually, from the news shop side, a full frame chip is NOT an issue. That would only mean buying more expensive glass on the long side --heavier and more
2003-06-12 by Tim Timmermans
I ll try this again. Has anyone tried any of these generic inks? I am in transition between permanent dwellings and thus have not yet set up a CIS but plan to
2003-06-12 by T
Keith, I agree with you 100%. Having been a Nikophile more than 30 years and have amassed a few pieces of equipment. If this rumor would be true, there
2003-06-12 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
Another point... Nikon has a long history of making lens multipliers to extend the range of your lenses.. Why have we never seen the obverse...? i.e. lens
2003-06-12 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
Well, we have heard that something new is due from Nikon digital this fall.. Something big.. I tend to think this news is dis-information from the Canon side..
2003-06-12 by Julian Thomas
I looked at this but it doesn t have a removable platen. With scanners such as the creo and aztec flatbed you can have a number of platens, oil mount the negs
2003-06-12 by Allyen Wilson
Looks like a nice scanner, if you know where I can get one for 98% off of the $22,495 sticker price, let me know. :-)
2003-06-12 by Ernst Dinkla
I ve no desire to start another round of analogue versus digital quality fighting but this may be of interest for everyone who likes to keep his lenses
2003-06-12 by Mark Savoia
I suggest the Fuji Finescan 5000.
2003-06-12 by Julian Thomas
I m about to start a project shooting 10x8 and output has been specified as being up to 50x40. I need to shoot neg for a whole load of boring reasons. having
2003-06-12 by Phil Rose
... my ... and the ... conform to ... target for ... Carl, Thanks for posting that. It s quite interesting (and entirely foruitous) that our two different,
2003-06-12 by Phil Rose
... my ... and the ... conform to ... target for ... Carl, Thanks for posting that. It s quite interesting (and entirely foruitous) that our two different,
2003-06-12 by Richard Vanek
Hi, I am running 890 also no selection for that :-) -richo- ... the
2003-06-12 by Bill Morse
Martin: I recently bought an almost unused Howtek 6500 (will scan up to 16x20!) through a former Howtek sales manager. If anyone is interested, he knows of
2003-06-12 by Allyen Wilson
Mostly B&W Negs. But some Trannies. 50-50 medium format to 4x5.
2003-06-12 by Mark Savoia
Gee, I didn t think my comment would start a mine is better then yours discussion. I was just commenting on the statement of too bad it s only for Macs;
2003-06-12 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
O don t mind a firm being Pro Mac or pro Windows.. But any compnay that supports only one of the platforms (given how easy porting software is with today s
2003-06-12 by Austin Franklin
Amadou, ... Er, huh? Digital capture has been around for near 40 years...where digital printing has been around substantially less than that, depending on
2003-06-12 by Amadou Diallo
... I happily shoot film--MF and LF--but will welcome the day I don t have to carry 70+ rolls and sheets on overseas shoots. Also, the camera back technology
2003-06-12 by Wendel White
... Time is a very important concern for me. Digital imaging cuts down on film processing and scanning time - for me that really adds up. Whether you shoot a
2003-06-12 by Anthony Atkielski
... It is extraodinarily expensive to produce large CCD and CMOS chips. That s one of the drawbacks of digital cameras right now. The cost increases
2003-06-12 by Julian Thomas
are you scanning negs or trannies? Julian ... From: Allyen Wilson To: Sent: