RE: Metamerism and MIS VM Inks
2003-04-10 by Mitch Alland
For: Alan Zinn ... Yes, all prints look different in different type of light -- but that is simply a fact stemming from the physics of light, not metamerism.
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2003-04-10 by Mitch Alland
For: Alan Zinn ... Yes, all prints look different in different type of light -- but that is simply a fact stemming from the physics of light, not metamerism.
2003-04-10 by Jerry Olson
Tim, how can you live with only one paper surface, and the small size? What s the point? A 1280 printer can do 13x44 inch prints and costs less than the
2003-04-10 by Alan Zinn
... Paul, Regarding metamerism, virtually all colorants - paints, inks, dies - look different under different light. A water color painting (which contains
2003-04-10 by Robert Morrison
... There is no sin in getting prints that you like. The main issues on this list for BW prints are: 1. Neutrality--can you get a neutral gray scale without
2003-04-10 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Metamerism is NOT simply looking different under different lighting or a predictable color cast brought on by differing source lighting.. That s a given
2003-04-10 by Carolyn Frayn
... I did the same with tea, using various papers, using ultrachrome and piezo inks. The ultrachromes had a slight float off effect if soaked too soon after
2003-04-10 by Jim Richey
... good service bureau that knows about scanning for my desktop output (Quadtone for B/W, etc.?) NancyScans (www.nancyscans.com) comes recommended highly by
2003-04-10 by Manuel Toledo
Hello, I just bought an HP S20xi film scanner and want to use it to produce black and white prints. I am thinking to buy the Epson Stylus Photo 1280 printer,
2003-04-10 by michael meyer
i have been noticing that with my setup the same transfer curve will not work with all images in the same way. ie in some images the shadows need the boosts
2003-04-10 by Mark Stracke
Cone Editions Studios. They re running a special right now on scanning for their Piezography product. Just get the scan if you want to do your own output They
2003-04-10 by Loris Medici
... From: Ed Mathews To: Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2003 2:02 PM Subject: RE: [Digital
2003-04-10 by Happy Eyeball
Hi all, I have some 8x10 B/W and color negatives to scan. Can anyone recommend a good service bureau that knows about scanning for my desktop output (Quadtone
2003-04-10 by Timothy Hammond
Hi, I m just a lurker on this list, and It s clear to me that I m a neophyte and can learn a lot of valuable things by just sitting back an listening. But,
2003-04-10 by Marco Fogarolo
After long, long searching I have found a seller of Hahnemulle paper in Italy. If someone is interested the seller is: Tecnofilm system - Via Mattei 13 - 35020
2003-04-10 by Ed Mathews
... Not to throw a wet blanket on this or anything, but that s my problem too. My clients expect good quality and something that s pretty waterproof. No
2003-04-10 by danielstaver
... I used the SK168 Universal Chip Resetter. http://www.inksupply.com/index.cfm?source=html/qb7.html
2003-04-10 by alnchiem
Daniel, thanks for that. What chip resetter did you use? Andrew ... ink ... it ... some ... Can ... to ... you ... to
2003-04-10 by Christopher Williams
The prints were on the Ilford Smooth Pearl which is just about instant dry. The client was matting and framing the 8x10 s, so rub-off was no worry. My choice
2003-04-10 by Roger Beck Photography, Chicago
I just printed all my 8x10 B&W s from a recent wedding on my 2200. Client loved them. . . . and that was with matte paper/ink? What about the rub-off
2003-04-10 by Christopher Williams
Has anyone used this paper in their 2200? I m wondering if the paper can accept the pigment inks? Or maybe it s like Enhance Matte? Chris New Orleans [Non-text
2003-04-10 by tomoc
Hi everyone- That time again...please email me if you would like to sign up for the June print exchange. Flower theme suggested (but definitely not required).
2003-04-10 by Christopher Williams
I just printed all my 8x10 B&W s from a recent wedding on my 2200. Client loved them. I even let them choose ahead if they wanted wet prints or inkjet. They
2003-04-10 by nedbuntline2002
I m in the Philadelphia area and I do get to New York now and then (I was in Ridgefield, New Jersey just today). ... will ... get ... quality at ... up ...
2003-04-10 by nedbuntline2002
I m in the Philadelphia area and I do get to New York now and then (I was in Ridgefield, New Jersey just today). ... will ... get ... quality at ... up ...
2003-04-09 by scott lanes
... Its pretty much how its done. Here s a few more to put it in perspective (all very reputable people): http://www.stevedietgoedde.com/faq.htm
2003-04-09 by Mark Savoia
I just thought the if you want to model for us page seemed a bit sleazy. Or is that how it s done? Did I miss my call? ... [Non-text portions of this message
2003-04-09 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 4/9/2003 10:46:59 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ... I will be writing an article about Quad printing for Rangefinder soon, maybe for August.
2003-04-09 by scott lanes
... -scott http://www.lanes.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-04-09 by Mark Savoia
This is very sleazy. See the if you want to model for us page. Is this allowed in this group? ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-04-09 by Jerry Olson
Ed, I ve had dozens of zoom lenses over the years, Nikon, Canon, Tokina, Sigma, Leica, etc. NONE maintained sharpness if you focused at the wide angle
2003-04-09 by Jerry Olson
Always zoom in and focus if you are going to shoot at a telephoto distance. I ve never yet seen a camera where you can focus at wide angle and zoom to
2003-04-09 by Jerry Olson
How prices rise! Last box of 8x10 oriental seagull fiber paper I bought was 29 dollars for a hundred sheet box! Jerry
2003-04-09 by Antonis Ricos
Loris, thanks for the correction: my mistake. I assumed the 1160 was an older generation (like the 7000). Antonis ... Droplet
2003-04-09 by rogerbeck
Hi All, I assume that a lot of people are on several similiar forums as i am cross posting but i was interested to hear if any one that shoots weddings also
2003-04-09 by Alan Zinn
... I agree that it ain t cheap, especially if you switch around trying different papers. My advise is to stick with one type (I use EAM or Red River Polar
2003-04-09 by Paul Roark
Stan, ... Not all pigments are significantly affected by metamerism. Also, dyes are not free from it. The Lyson quads, for example, are, I believe, afflicted
2003-04-09 by Blueyonder
I ve done a 5 day workshop with Dan Burkholder followed by 5 days with George DeWolfe at the Calumet Institute at Salisbury. Although Dan s brief was
2003-04-09 by Stan McQueen
David Brooks at Shutterbug Magazine has suggested to me that perhaps the reason I don t see metamerism in my 1270 prints with MIS VM inks is that the inks are
2003-04-09 by michael meyer
that depends. technically focus should remain the same, but only if you are using a true zoom lens. some zooms are actually varifocal lenses and the focus will
2003-04-09 by Edward Wiseman
Your image will stay in focus if you are using a TRUE ZOOM..If you are using a VARI-FOCAL LENS (confusingly still referred to as a ZOOM ) you WILL have to
2003-04-09 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... It depends upon the particular lens.. Keith Just some guy, and caretaker of the Multiverse s largest EPSON printer User Community (highly recommended by
2003-04-09 by digikdm
Here is a question that no one in my office can answer. If you are taking a pic of someone 10 feet away, is focus maintained if you ZOOM-in to fine tune the
2003-04-09 by Loris Medici
AFAIK, it depends on the lens design. Some maintain focus (most likely the ones that doesn t change length when zooming and focus internally), some not... I m
2003-04-09 by Vincent Orlando
Geo Dewolfe s web address http://www.georgedewolfe.com/ Vinny http://www.wulfsden.com ... more ... learn ... learn ... downside ... Miele ... is a ... his
2003-04-09 by Loris Medici
... From: Antonis Ricos To: Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2003 8:51 PM Subject: [Digital
2003-04-09 by Richard Vanek
Hi, ... Any digital print workshop in Europe? -richo- http://piskoftak.sk/
2003-04-09 by Vincent Orlando
You can t go wrong with a workshop with Geo. DeWolfe. He is the one that got me started in digital printing. I attended one of his workshops in Florida,
2003-04-09 by danielstaver
... I bought the Virgin Vacuum Filling Kit, Vacuum Pump Assembly, 1ft tubing and the ultrachrome compatible inks from MIS. In addition you need something to
2003-04-09 by alnchiem
I own an Epson 2100, my first printer. I would like to save the ink (and cart) from an cart when the printer says its empty, and use it again when the same
2003-04-09 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
The market for high quality archival digital paper is still small and experimental. I would expect prices to come down as the volume increases and the market