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2003-05-21 by Ken Strauss
Perhaps OT but... Are there any good examples of Piezography (or other ink jet technology) prints at any of the exhibitions that are part of the Contact show
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2003-05-21 by Ken Strauss
Perhaps OT but... Are there any good examples of Piezography (or other ink jet technology) prints at any of the exhibitions that are part of the Contact show
2003-05-21 by Tim Atherton
... I m guessing that s ano then...
2003-05-21 by Seth Rossman
The good inks do not clog any more than what you get in OEM cartridges. There are some based on dyes, some on pigments, and some a mixture of both. They all
2003-05-21 by Austin Franklin
Anthony, ... Too much of a generalization. You can get exceptional B&W from a scanner, which most all use RGB sensors. Also, scanning backs use RGB and give
2003-05-21 by michael meyer
the 890 is great. a cheap way to play with inkjet black and white. i thought i would be fine doing just 8x10ish prints too, but now i want to go bigger...
2003-05-21 by Loris Medici
Daniel I think this is not grain what you see in the ISO 800 image. It is more likely the scanner s noise (exagerrated due to low [signal / noise] ratio -
2003-05-21 by Daniel Staver
My mistake, it s http://daniel.staver.no/img/xp2test.jpg -- Daniel Staver http://daniel.staver.no ...
2003-05-21 by Alessandro Pardi
Daniel, I m very interested in the XP2, but the http://daniel.staver.no/xp2test.jpg link isn t working... thanks,
2003-05-21 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... You can get excellent results with the standard Epson driver (by using Photoshop curves to partition the image to the different grey channels). This
2003-05-21 by colingruk
... I have now returned to Greece from Washington DC and have read the many warm posts concerning the late Jerry Olson. I intended, during my visit to
2003-05-21 by Daniel Staver
... The standard inkset and drivers are useless for BW. Your only simple option for good BW with this printer is to use a RIP with the standard inkset. Of the
2003-05-21 by Anthony Atkielski
... Agreed. But you ll never get really good black and white from any RGB imaging device. The only way to get top quality black and white is with a dedicated
2003-05-21 by Anthony Atkielski
... No electronic camera that uses color filters (matrix or even tri-CCD) is going to match conventional B&W film for B&W images. Indeed, no color film can
2003-05-21 by Anthony Atkielski
... Well, since we both know of at least one person using it, it would appear that there are quite a few photographers out there shooting 8x10 sheet film. The
2003-05-21 by Anthony Atkielski
... Currently, the most popular way of printing digital images is with wet processes, using digital printers such as the Fuji Frontier. So materials will
2003-05-21 by Anthony Atkielski
... Do you need special driver software when you use special inks? Do B&W inks cause any problem with clogging? Are they based on carbon pigments, or what?
2003-05-21 by Anthony Atkielski
... Scanning backs cannot handle moving subjects. And if you allow scanning backs, you may as well allow Tech Pan through color filters, which will pretty
2003-05-21 by bgs
Hello, Happy to hear that your busy. I just did a jazz album cover with for a trio and the organ player is listed as Gene Ludwig....Hammond B-3 Organ. Ironic,
2003-05-21 by tomoc
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBW-PrintExchanges/? yguid=109982305 ... the site ... posted
2003-05-21 by Austin Franklin
... Hi, I ve been very very busy on a project, which for those interested in this kind of stuff, as it is digital imaging related ;-)...it s a 3D Super
2003-05-21 by Martin Wesley
... From: A. Huntley To: Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 6:15 PM Subject: Re: [Digital BW]
2003-05-21 by bgs
I knew that some day someone would bring Austin out. Welcome! bgs ... From: Robert Morrison To:
2003-05-21 by Bob Michaels
I have both 1280 & 890. So far as I can tell they are exactly the same except the width. They even share an instruction book. If you not going to print over
2003-05-21 by Christopher Williams
Mac only? Sukkkkksssss! Chris ... From: john eckenrode Subject: Re: [Digital BW] MIS Archival inks vs. Epson 2200 Chromatic Inks
2003-05-21 by john eckenrode
... Hi David The 2200s B/W out of the box is pretty much unusable, it looks okay overall (sharpness, smoothness etc.) but it shifts color in different lighting
2003-05-21 by Robert Morrison
Ah yes, we all thought it...but only Austin could say it quite that way! I d like to think that Jerry is smiling in photographers paradise where he printing
2003-05-21 by Martin Wesley
... From: chrismendephoto2003 To: Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 5:47 PM Subject:
2003-05-21 by Martin Wesley
... From: jnhugo To: Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 4:25 PM Subject: [Digital BW]
2003-05-21 by Christopher Williams
MIS inks for the 2200: http://www.inksupply.com/index.cfm?source=html/arcink_7600.html Chris ... From: David Sinai Subject: [Digital BW] MIS Archival inks
2003-05-21 by David Sinai
Hi, I am contemplating the purchase of the Epson 2200. However, I was told that the inks from MIS are outstanding and I should strongly consider a printer
2003-05-21 by A. Huntley
Keith, First, please allow me to clarify that I never said the D30 could produce even acceptable results in B&W...believe me, I ve tried over and over and over
2003-05-21 by A. Huntley
Martin, Very interesting and informative site. Thank you. Alan Huntley ... From: Martin Wesley To:
2003-05-21 by A. Huntley
Hi Kevin, You are correct. Actually, the scanned image is 100MB which, of course, is significantly larger than 17MB. I m going to play around with downsampling
2003-05-21 by Austin Franklin
Claude, ... Good grief, you make me laugh. This is simply a foolish statement, and I can t imagine how you expect anyone to take you seriously. I don t mean
2003-05-21 by Austin Franklin
... Correct, but only if the two pixels line up with the line pair. That is the best you can expect. It s actually a range...between two and four pixels to
2003-05-21 by Ed Mathews
Sorry. I sent a reply before I saw this. I ll quit now.
2003-05-21 by Ed Mathews
Well, there were more than a few pros who bought and used the N8008 as their primary camera, and continued to use it well for years because it worked for them.
2003-05-21 by chrismendephoto2003
Martin, now that you ve so nicely and quickly answered me previous question, here s another. How do I best keep the old CIS with inks attached usable for a
2003-05-21 by Stan McQueen
... If you will never need to go more than 8x10, then you shouldn t need the additional expense of the wider carriage. Apparently CIS or CFS systems (I know, I
2003-05-21 by Martin Wesley
... From: chrismendephoto2003 To: Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 4:24 PM Subject:
2003-05-21 by Stan McQueen
... Yes, but that s because you re not (yet) the last person using it. I know of at least one other person who still uses it. :-) ... Exactly what I keep
2003-05-20 by Alan Zimmerman
Johnny, thanks for the response, Since I don t refill my own cartridges, guess I ll need to get a syringe then a small bottle to temporarily store.Are you
2003-05-20 by Murray Zaharia
NoMoreCarts uses Tygon brand tubing. They have different grades and the one used is the Laboratory grade (R-3603) that does not allow evaporation through the
2003-05-20 by jnhugo
along the same lines as digital vs film etc. i think it is important to note that regardless of which one is better silver or ink that there is almost no
2003-05-20 by chrismendephoto2003
I am about to remove a NoMoreCarts CIS from my 1160 and install a new one. Can I use the flush cartridges without reinstalling the blue covers? I assume I
2003-05-20 by Tim Atherton
Has anyone used the Bill Atkinson Ultrachrome B&W profiles for the 76/9600 that George deWolfe talks about in the current View Camera mag? tim
2003-05-20 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 5/20/2003 1:05:23 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Actually, large format scan backs win. That s why all the large format optics were
2003-05-20 by Stan McQueen
... I have one Epson printer (a 1280) dedicated for color and another (a 1270) dedicated to black and white (loaded with hextone gray inks) for just that
2003-05-20 by larrysmith79601
This is my first effort to get into the digital B&W printing arena. I am planning on using MIS B&W inks, and do not need to print anything over 8x10. Is there
2003-05-20 by Anthony Atkielski
... Well, 8x10 sheet film was supposed to be wiped out by smaller formats decades ago. And yet I can still find it in any good photo store. ... My freezer is