Re: Which system gives the deepest blacks?
2003-05-23 by Antonis Ricos
David, if you have a way of reading the dmax you get, it would help to let us know what you got and what value you would consider acceptable. Generally, in
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2003-05-23 by Antonis Ricos
David, if you have a way of reading the dmax you get, it would help to let us know what you got and what value you would consider acceptable. Generally, in
2003-05-23 by Truman Prevatt
I liken this debate to the one that went on in the audio world some years ago. Studies showed that the human ear is not capable of hearing differentials more
2003-05-23 by Truman Prevatt
From the description of the inperfections it doesn t sound like they came from emulsion touching base - hence no development. My first thoughts was film that
2003-05-23 by Stephen Petegorsky
Some chemicals will tell you (in fine print) how long a solution will last if diluted in a certain way and if stored in a certain kind of container, etc.
2003-05-23 by Jeff Randall
... Doug: Printing dpi/ppi totally depends on your images, printer, artistic intent, and taste. Use what works for you. Jeff Randall
2003-05-23 by Johnny Eades
Hello Jim, I m glad you let me know that the T0009 holds much more than the one I bought from MIS Associates. I think I ll order one of those too and I won t
2003-05-23 by nakalele2
Could someone comment on the current state of mind concerning the difference between printing at 360 dpi or 300? I was under the impression that anything above
2003-05-23 by DigitalLipothymy@aol.com
In a message dated 5/23/2003 2:08:57 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ... yes, that is what i was thinking too although, my chemistry is pretty old as well. what is
2003-05-23 by Chris Mende
... well, thanks to Steve and Jim for responses. I will do some more tinkering using Steve s ideas. Epson was singularly unhelpful-only canned answers.
2003-05-23 by Paul Roark
Eric, ... I assume you are using the MIS Ultra Tone B&W inkset, not the Epson color UltraChrome inkset or the MIS clone of it. ... There are older curves that
2003-05-23 by John Lill
Thanks, Martin. I could download #3, but not #1 or 2. Strange - it may be related to the proxy server here. If you could email the 1st 2 to this address that
2003-05-23 by capuozzo
Ron, Am I correct in assuming that you are not coating the image after drying? Capp ... From: rr6x7 [mailto:rsr2500@aol.com] Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 11:46
2003-05-23 by Stephen Petegorsky
Purple spots on the film indicate areas that did not get fixed properly. The odds are, from what you described, that when the film came off the reel it was no
2003-05-23 by Anton Pickard
Austin, Thanks, I confess I am somewhat new to all this (digital) and I am trying to figure out the best path to get the best B & W images using digital means.
2003-05-23 by Kevin Gulstene
There has been a lot of information on the list lately about a couple of topics. I wonder if there is any interest in doing two collective practical tests.
2003-05-23 by Martin Wesley
... From: Stephen Kobrin To: Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 5:15 AM Subject: Re: [Digital
2003-05-23 by birdbrainpress
Thank you Paul for the previous posting regarding the solarization problem I am having using MIS Ultrachrome on Glossy (using Epson 1270). I believe you
2003-05-23 by Austin Franklin
Hi Tony, ... Actually, I was talking about scanning using a ND filter over the CCD. Typically, film scanners scan B&W film using RGB filters... ... I believe
2003-05-23 by Martin Wesley
... From: John Lill To: Sent: Friday, May 23, 2003 9:00 AM Subject: [Digital BW] files
2003-05-23 by Austin Franklin
Hi Roy, ... That curve is made up of frequency vs energy, and what is modified are only frequency and energy, since that is all there is. ... Again, what
2003-05-23 by Roy Harrington
... isn t what ... color ... can t ... possibly a ... which he ... tonal ... frequency ... RGB doesn t ... Austin, There isn t any frequency that s not covered
2003-05-23 by DigitalLipothymy@aol.com
hi i too am having problems with developing my first roll of 120 film i am not sure if it is because my chemistry is old, or the fact that the film came off
2003-05-23 by Vincent
Thanks Jeff ! Your explanation is very helpful for a B&W beginer likes me.......... Ciao, V.Harry B. ... From: Jeff Randall To:
2003-05-23 by John Lill
First of all, than you to all the members of this forum, especially Paul Roark, who have contributed so much. I am new to digital B&W printing and have learned
2003-05-23 by T
Hello, This is just a thought from my far past processing of film. It would occur when using a strong stopbath between the developer and the fixer. At the
2003-05-23 by rr6x7
I can t believe that this is not more of a widespread issue. Anyone that has put a 2200 print behind mat and glass in the last couple of months should inspect
2003-05-23 by Jeff Randall
Harry: Short answer is that if you want to use the Epson driver to print quadtones with your 1160 you will need to be able to apply a single curve
2003-05-23 by Alan Zimmerman
Hi Johnny, many thanks for the Cj web site. I have meticulously followed and loaded his workflow. Still banding visible with 15x loupe and clean nozzles. Now a
2003-05-23 by Anton Pickard
Thanks all for this great discussion. As regards scanning neutral density images (B & W) on a color scanner, would it make a difference if instead of changing
2003-05-23 by theringwan
I ve searched the archives a bit, but didn t find an answer before my patience with a slow modem wore out, so please forgive this newbie question. I borrowed a
2003-05-23 by winddancing
Dan -a useful taxonomy, further considerations might include: durability (handling), color fastness, price, ease of obtaining, package size, sizes...
2003-05-23 by Ernst Dinkla
A message from the colorsync list that could be of interest to the list members, software free of charge but bundled with the paper, don t know more than what
2003-05-23 by Austin Franklin
... Roy, YOU may be very well right about what you postulate, but that isn t what Anthony said. He said that you can t duplicate Tri-X by using color
2003-05-23 by Tim Atherton
Somerset photo enhanced is/was one of the earlier coated watercolour papers for inkjet - many of the old timers here have used it for quadtones. it s still a
2003-05-23 by Thomas Keesling
... Or, just look at the paper using a loupe. The individual paper fibers are clearly visible on the backside, but not on the coated side. Tom Keesling
2003-05-23 by Carl Schofield
I ve also experienced this problem, but only with RC papers - not the matte papers. I put RC prints between a couple of sheets of copy paper for a day or two
2003-05-23 by Ernst Dinkla
There is some information of it on the web, I checked it some time ago, but have to dig what the url was. It is however easier to find data for the Gretag
2003-05-23 by Ernst Dinkla
... days and ... glass ... and ... must be ... thoughts ... It has been discussed on the Epson Leben list a long time ago. Happened with dye inks too. Possibly
2003-05-23 by grdglass@aol.com
This was widely discussed a while back on other lists. The common wisdom was to cover each print with a plain sheet of copy/typing paper for 24-48 hours. This
2003-05-23 by Stephen Kobrin
Thanks Martin, In fact, I did spot one last night and got to the point in about a half hour where the damage was not obvious in the print. Will try again,
2003-05-23 by Seth Rossman
Try Qimage from ddisoftware.com. It was developed for printing. Seth =-----Original Message----- =From: Vincent [mailto:hwa27@telkom.net] =Sent: Friday, 23
2003-05-23 by Henrik Frejborg
... I believe it s made in Somerset England by Saunders. I think I ll try some. cheers, Henrik Frejborg
2003-05-23 by Loris Medici
Hello Stephen, ... I just don t get it: You barely see it on the negative with a 8x loupe but you can clearly see it on a 5x7 print. It doesn t make sense to
2003-05-23 by Vincent
Hi all, I m a newbie here, I want to know if it is possible to obtain good B&W photo using Quadtone Inks on Epson 1160 and Epson Driver,using No Curve
2003-05-23 by Alessandro Pardi
I have the feeling this has already been asked, but couldn t find related messages in the archives, so here s the question: anyone tried the Permajet papers
2003-05-23 by scrber
OK, Sorry I joined this thread late but I hope I can help. I had EXACTLY the same thing last week. And, I fixed it. I had the microbanding, very fine, but
2003-05-23 by Anthony Atkielski
... That is for each photographer to decide. Some photographers consider certain types of prints to be absolutely preferable above all others; other
2003-05-23 by Dan Honemann
In the dizzying array of options for printing both color and b&w through an Epson 2200, my thinking is that the best solution on a PC platform is to use
2003-05-23 by sanfo2003
... and ... Legion makes a 225 gsm 100% cotton acid free Somerset Photo Enhanced paper with a velvet finish that s one of my favorites. Its widely available in
2003-05-23 by Dan Honemann
... Yep. Out-gassing is a by-product of using RC or barrier-type papers. See: http://www.inkjetart.com/news/gassing.html Dan