Re: [Digital BW] Re: Grain Filter or Something Like It?
2003-05-03 by Barbara White
It looks really great, but, alas, I m on a Mac. And it s not for mac, as yet. Thanks anyway. Barbara ... Barbara White Architectural Photography
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Re: [Digital BW] a dedicated web site for this group?
2003-05-03 by Martin Wesley
Clark, You might want to think about contacting the founders and moderators of this list. Martin Wesley http://www.borderless-photos.de/guests.html ... From:
Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-03 by Jerry Olson
Clayton, it wouldn t be a Carbon ink Photograph . The photo is not carbon ink, the print is. So you could call it a Carbon ink print, which it is. Jerry
Which system -- one one time
2003-05-02 by markjamesfisher
First, thanks Paul for the great summary of the MIS and Piezo solutions. I ve been watching this and the piezo group trying to decide between the MIS and
Re: [Digital BW] a dedicated web site for this group?
2003-05-02 by Mark Savoia
Sounds like a great idea and a LOT of work. I say go for it. Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
RE: [Digital BW] Commercial spray fixatives
2003-05-02 by Paul Roark
Seth, ... As I understand it, the pastels have a very weak binder. I have no doubt that our inkjet pigments are held to the paper better than pastels, but
Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Nope I haven t ... Agreed.. And that s why your unadulterated images are NOT a question of media... The medium might be continuous tone carbon pigment
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Sprintscan120/Silverfast6 (& Glass holder) scan sharpness problem
2003-05-02 by Martin Wesley
Frank, I ve used the Sprintscan 120 and SF before I got my Howtek. I would not have bothered to move up to the Howtek except I needed a way to get top quality
Re: Un-altered camera image was Re: [Digital BW] OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Alan Zinn
... Was I saying that? :-) I said that a dealer might do well to label the print in a way that advantages its acceptance. If geeeeclaaay sells prints -
Re: [Digital BW] Grain Filter or Something Like It?
2003-05-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
To remove grain and noise: For film I prefer: Grain Surgery or For Digital captures I prefer: Quantum Mechanic Pro
a dedicated web site for this group?
2003-05-02 by Clark Thomas
I m considering this concept of a web site for this group, to offer additional ways to show each other what we re doing. I looked for domain names today, and
Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Alan Zinn
... You have conflated the two issues. Medium data isn t about aesthetic or philosophical issues. Exhibitors customarily indicate the medium of the work in
Re: Sprintscan120/Silverfast6 (& Glass holder) scan sharpness problem
2003-05-02 by Shilesh Jani
Hmm, I gotta test this! ... I ll ... them ... surprised ... this ... being ... for ... problem ... recently ... from ... much ... I ...
Re: Grain Filter or Something Like It?
2003-05-02 by Shilesh Jani
Barbara, Try giung in the opposite direction, i.e., get rid of the blotchy noise, while retaining the large grain of IR. A realy cool tool is NeatImage. It
Permaflow clogs with 1200
2003-05-02 by PhotoWorkshops Partnership
Have been using an Epson 1200 with the Permaflow CIS and VT Blax varitone inks - I think this is the UK version of MIS hexachrome inks. Results have been fine
Re: Sprintscan120/Silverfast6 (& Glass holder) scan sharpness problem
2003-05-02 by frankg_photo
Thank you for the offer to test scan a couple of frames - maybe I ll take you up on this. Yes I have been in email contact with SF tech support all day - it
Re: 1270 printing heads plugged
2003-05-02 by Johnny Eades
Hello ron, Depending how clogged the heads are determines which steps to take. I bought an Epson 1280 from Ebay and when it arrived it would not print at all.
Grain Filter or Something Like It?
2003-05-02 by Barbara White
Does anyone know of a filter for photoshop that will simulate film grain and let you pick the size of the grain-balls? I have a bunch of b&W infrared negs that
Re: Sprintscan120/Silverfast6 (& Glass holder) scan sharpness problem
2003-05-02 by frankg_photo
Thank you for the offer to test scan a couple of frames - maybe I ll take you up on this. Yes I have been in email contact with SF tech support all day - it
Re: Sprintscan120/Silverfast6 (& Glass holder) scan sharpness problem
2003-05-02 by Shilesh Jani
Yes it is. Have you confirmed this with people at Silverfast? I know SF 6 cannot manually focus the SS120. But there is a tab for this function - must be in
Re: Un-altered camera image was Re: [Digital BW] OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Alan Zinn
... AZ Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround Book. http://www.panoramacamera.us
Re: Sprintscan120/Silverfast6 (& Glass holder) scan sharpness problem
2003-05-02 by frankg_photo
It seems you cant ! If you use the glass carrier you have to use other scanning software like Polaroid Insight. Very distressing, isn t it. ... the ... that
Re: Sprintscan120/Silverfast6 (& Glass holder) scan sharpness problem
2003-05-02 by Shilesh Jani
So how do you ensure focus? I also have a SS120 + SF 6.0 and use the glass carrier. Regards Shilesh ... simply ... a ... elsewhere.
RE: [Digital BW] Commercial spray fixatives
2003-05-02 by Seth Rossman
Paul- At the risk of getting flamed from others, I d have to disagree. Pastels are chalk, layed down without an agent (liquid), so are necessarily more
Re: [Digital BW] a dedicated web site for this group?
2003-05-02 by joe davajon
I think it s a good idea too. I would contribute what little I could. Joe
1270 printing heads plugged
2003-05-02 by Ron Norman
I was offered a 1270 for $25 with the heads plugged up. I wasn t really thinking of getting another printer but the price is right. I figure its a 50/50 type
RE: [Digital BW] Need advice on easiest way to print Black & White photos from Digital Camera
2003-05-02 by Jason DeFontes
I wouldn t normally recommend this for fine art type photos, but for your application it may be worth trying out some of the online photo services like
[Digital BW] Re: Soft gloss paper for 2200?
2003-05-02 by tomoc
Carl is right...the only glossier is the PG High Gloss White Film...which if you like high gloss is really outstanding (and expensive). I think the bronzing is
Re: Sprintscan120/Silverfast6 (& Glass holder) scan sharpness problem
2003-05-02 by frankg_photo
Problem discovered ! After a number of months of being very frustrated by the scan sharpness of my negs in the Polaroid glass carrier, I find out that the auto
Re: 22" rod and Hydrocote
2003-05-02 by Peter Serling
Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Alan Zinn
... AZ Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround Book. http://www.panoramacamera.us
Need advice on easiest way to print Black & White photos from Digital Camera
2003-05-02 by S. Bhasker
First off, thank you for reading my post. I m an amateur photographer (no dark room experience) with a Canon D30 and a Epson 2000p printer. I primarily take
Re: Un-altered camera image was Re: [Digital BW] OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Alan Zinn
... AZ Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround Book. http://www.panoramacamera.us
Re: Un-altered camera image was Re: [Digital BW] OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Alan Zinn
... AZ Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround Book. http://www.panoramacamera.us
Re: Un-altered camera image was Re: [Digital BW] OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... WHOA COWBOY!! You were just saying in another post that this was about marketing and labeling.. THAT is about as subject to the market/public perception
Re: Un-altered camera image was Re: [Digital BW] OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Agreed 100% To go a bit further: not only that Loris but I would argue that the artist is actually involved in a self-deception of a sort.. As we would
Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Regarding your attempt to demonstrate the fact that your imagery is unaltered, or unadulterated I think that is best handled by identifying your
RE: Un-altered camera image was Re: [Digital BW] OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Loris Medici
... Creativity and art is certainly not just being able to use the medium in order to transfer conventional sensory perceptions . See PSA s (Photographic
Re: Un-altered camera image was Re: [Digital BW] OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... It s a common rhetorical and debate technique to demonstrate the logical inadequacy of a rigid, supposedly objective standard, that is in fact inherently
Re: Un-altered camera image was Re: [Digital BW] OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Iain Kirk
Greetings From Sunny Liverpool (sorry, it is actually hosing down).. Having read a lot of this/these recent messages it seems that old arguments about ethics
RE: [Digital BW] Getting UltraTones with the 2100 to work on glossy
2003-05-02 by Daniel Staver
... I agree. On the other hand it lends itself extremely well to changing between different carts. So keeping carts with different tones would not be a big
Re: [Digital BW] Rod coating, was Which B&W system/too broad I know
2003-05-02 by Henrik Frejborg
... As I m a newbie in these matters I would like to know more about coating. With or without a rod. :-) Are there any websites that would be enlighting?
Re: [Digital BW] Was: Which B&W system... Now: Tim Rudman?
2003-05-02 by Tim Rudman
Hmm, we ll see :-) I am not equipped for DI as I don t see many B&W digital prints that entice me out of my darkroom yet(quality-wise I mean, not image-wise).
Re: [Digital BW] Re: What to call the prints
2003-05-02 by bgs
Thank you. A rose by any other name is still a rose. An image captured by a box with sensors or film when a button is pressed is still a photograph by any name
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Which B&W system/too broad I know
2003-05-02 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Clark, let me applaud your vision and encourage you to take this further. (Let me also express solidarity with your mental condition: I m 54, developed my
Re: Which B&W system/too broad I know
2003-05-02 by Clark Thomas
Today I ve been reading the archive about OpenPrintMaker and have been attempting to hold and organize all the relevant details and variations in my head at
Rod coating, was Which B&W system/too broad I know
2003-05-02 by Paul Roark
Joe, I think there are a number of us who would like to perfect the rod coating process. So, it might be useful to keep that discussion on the forum. When I
Commercial spray fixatives
2003-05-02 by Paul Roark
I use commercial spray fixatives to help the pigments stick on the paper and make them more resistant to scuffing. It really seems to work well. (Some one
Re: OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Clayton Jones
... I m leaning more toward Carbon Ink Photographs because carbon harkens to the early carbon process which is synonymous with longevity (and I like the
Un-altered camera image was Re: [Digital BW] OT: What to call the prints...
2003-05-02 by Steven Karafyllakis
... had ... was ... photographers ... of ... there ... Truman, you re being too kind-many artists copy photographs, and change them very little, aside from