Re: [Digital BW] Digital, film, scanning comparisons
2003-05-23 by Roy Harrington
... Jones wrote: ... BW film ... Whether ... matter. ... far ... and ... months ... I m sorry ... other ... Clayton, I think you are right on in
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2003-05-23 by Roy Harrington
... Jones wrote: ... BW film ... Whether ... matter. ... far ... and ... months ... I m sorry ... other ... Clayton, I think you are right on in
2003-05-23 by Martin Wesley
John, I am not sure I can agree that we have no scientist/philosopher/artists with us today. Eliot Porter leaps to mind as a modern scientist/artist. However,
2003-05-23 by Lyons Cox
For fun (& other reasons, but mostly fun) I ve digitally shot (and also scanned) the Kodak Q-13 Color Control Patches & Kodak Gray Scale. I was wondering what
2003-05-23 by Richard Sintchak
Thursday, May 22, 2003, 11:33:54 AM, cschaible94111 wrote: c Hi all: c Not to distract from the urgent matters at hand, but I recall, a long c time ago,
2003-05-23 by Chris Mende
... particularly ... image. I ... Well, guys, I am beginning to think after all this deliberation and the help of Dana at Inkjetmall s techsupport that I have
2003-05-23 by Austin Franklin
... Clayton, You are right about the grain structure as far as emulation goes, but I am specifically addressing the tonality issue, which I strongly disagree
2003-05-23 by Austin Franklin
Clayton, ... You assume they are important. I do not believe they are. I would acknowledge them if I thought they were. They have also not been shown to
2003-05-23 by Clayton Jones
Truman, ... ...not to mention the part that the film s grain structure plays in the equation. Thanks very much for a very sensible reply. Regards, Clayton
2003-05-23 by Kip Babington
Marrutt in England has recently shown a bulk system for the Canon 9000 printers as well, and offers the Lyson Quad Black and Small Gamut inks in bulk (4 oz or
2003-05-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Don, ... I do. I think this is an important subject and have been following the thread with keen interest. I am especially interested because it may
2003-05-23 by Martin Wesley
... From: Tom Thorp To: Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 5:00 PM Subject: [Digital BW] Pros
2003-05-23 by Christopher Williams
Epson and Ilford both say let the prints dry for 24 hrs, but I ve heard that certain household chemicals or cleaning products can damage the inks even after
2003-05-23 by Christopher Williams
I received the new Calumet Photo ad in the mail today. It shows a 2200 with a Lyson bulk ink system! 7 inks all in a tray next to the 2200. $399.99 Chris
2003-05-23 by Martin Wesley
... From: Peter Nelson To: Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 3:19 PM Subject: Re:
2003-05-23 by Martin Wesley
... From: Stephen Kobrin To: Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 3:02 PM Subject: [Digital BW]
2003-05-23 by Martin Wesley
... From: rr6x7 To: Sent: Thursday, May 22, 2003 2:28 PM Subject: [Digital BW] Ultrachrome
2003-05-23 by Martin Wesley
(snip earlier) Jim, Thanks for the reminder. Basic stuff like this has a tendency to fade from the collective and individual memory. Martin
2003-05-23 by Martin Wesley
Anthony, Aside from the fact that this thread has degenerated into a I m right, you re wrong. situation and all parties should give it and the list a rest,
2003-05-23 by Steven Karafyllakis
I had a similar problem with FP4 and Pan F a few years back. Both films were purchased from B&H, and I took them on a trip to Greece with out realizing I had a
2003-05-23 by Austin Franklin
Truman, ... I don t see how linearity is an issue, as long as it s repeatable and can be characterized. ... But isn t the answer the same given a consistent
2003-05-23 by Bill
-- Henrick: I have been playing with Somerset PE Velvet for the past several months both in rolls (13 ) colour production on a 1280 using Generations Ink and
2003-05-23 by Doug Fisher
... an issue.
2003-05-23 by Doug Herr
... San Francisco is a bit of a stretch - especially parking for my truck! - but I d like to be kept informed. Doug Herr Birdman of Sacramento
2003-05-23 by John/Julie Gittins
donbga wrote (snip): Who cares what the physical properties of these materials are from a practical point of view . and Peter Nelson replied (snip) : I
2003-05-23 by tomoc
Hi to all FIVE of you... I am just now working on a date for an SF meeting...probably mid June. I need to pin down a night that one of the free conference
2003-05-23 by Stephen Kobrin
It is relatively new and not gray market. It was refrigerated, but there were two rolls and one was out of the refrigerator for two days before I shot it. I
2003-05-23 by Mark Savoia
How old is the film? Was it gray market? Was it refrigerated? If so did it have plenty of time to warm up or is it possible it had moisture condense on it?
2003-05-23 by Truman Prevatt
In any sensor when one is operating outside the linear dynamic range, the sensor is responding nonlinearly to the stimuli. I for example you are at the at a
2003-05-23 by Stephen Kobrin
The spots are black, but are virtually impossible to see with a five power loupe. In fact,they were not obvious in the prescan and only apparent in the 5x7 PS
2003-05-22 by Stephen Petegorsky
Stephen - do you mean that the spots on the negatives were clear or black? Do they appear to be in the image or on top of the emulsion or backing??
2003-05-22 by Ken Carney
No, I m using the regular black that comes with the VM-S set. I don t know if it s a widespread problem, but it is for me. I suspect it would not be a
2003-05-22 by Martin Howard
... It s not a bug. It s a feature. M.
2003-05-22 by Anthony Atkielski
... No, you got most of it wrong.
2003-05-22 by Austin Franklin
... Peter, How do you change the bokeh with a film camera? The only thing you can change is aperture and composition (distance and framing), as well as lense
2003-05-22 by Austin Franklin
Truman, ... Specifically, what problem? Yes, the quantum efficiency of the CCD is less in this range, but the information is still seen . ... And I disagree,
2003-05-22 by Seth Rossman
EXACTLY!! Seth =-----Original Message----- =From: Bob Frost = =Why do you and others use the term full-format ? Surely there =are many different formats, of
2003-05-22 by Seth Rossman
Wellll, maybe. Don t get caught up in the ad-hype more pixels are better. A larger sensor alternatively allows larger sensors; therefore, more data,
2003-05-22 by Peter Nelson
... Same way you would on a film camera.
2003-05-22 by Austin Franklin
... Peter, There isn t one, if you are talking Provia 400 vs Tri-X, as I ve shown the entire spectral response of Tri-X fits within the spectral response of
2003-05-22 by Peter Nelson
... and ... thoughts on this? I ve seen this on Epson 870 prints, but I haven t put any of my 220 prints under glass yet. BTW, someone here just criticized me
2003-05-22 by Peter Nelson
... He MAY have a point but he hasn t provided any empirical evidence of it. He s also doing a lousy job explaining his argument so I ll try to paraphrase.
2003-05-22 by john
... when ... stop ... to ... I had the same problem on an occasional basis and decided the problem may be caused by impurities appearing at random times in the
2003-05-22 by Truman Prevatt
The key to this answer and most of this discussion is the filters. Any filter for electromagnetic energy - microwave, optical or Xray have characteristics.
2003-05-22 by Peter Nelson
... All I asked for was a real-world empirical example, not a gedankenexperiment. Why can t you name a specific wavelength that is picked up with a certain
2003-05-22 by Peter Nelson
... I had a practical need for that information a few months ago here, when I wanted to know more about the chemical and physical properties of inkjet paper
2003-05-22 by Stephen Kobrin
I developed two rolls of FP4+ last night in HD-11 and do not recall doing anything I had not done 50 or 100 times before. However, when I scanned the
2003-05-22 by Tony Terlecki
Yes please Tom! Tony ... -- Tony Terlecki ajt@mrps.demon.co.uk Running Debian/GNU 3.0 Linux
2003-05-22 by HPA
Relying on lab processing using standard development for film is analogous to a digital photographer processing files using only the auto setting in the
2003-05-22 by Sue Tallon
I m interested too. Put me on the list! Sue Sue Tallon Photography 2836 10th street Berkeley, CA 94710 suetallon@beatcom.com Phone (510) 548-8001 Fax (510)
2003-05-22 by jim hayes
Yes I stand corrected. The rollers don t swing upward, just the pizza wheels when you wedge up the plate in the manner I described. I now remember I was