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2003-04-09 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 4/8/2003 10:02:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... the first time, But when working up new images NO WAY. I ve got a truckload of digital
2003-04-09 by Antonis Ricos
... Steve, wouldn t it be fair to multiply 175 by at least two (=350). I don t know who would make 1 print in the darkroom and get it right the first time.
2003-04-09 by Truman Prevatt
Thanks! Truman ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-04-09 by Alan Zinn
... Ned, The IJM and MIS pages with links to the master digital guys are the best resource - there are no books that can keep you up-to-date. I have a modest
2003-04-09 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 04/08/2003 7:58:03 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... Here ya go,Truman ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-04-09 by Alan Zinn
... Get the 1280 - dyps and triptychs look great on a single sheet of good paper. Hey, can the Canon s do that? ... Build a Lookaround! The Lookaround Book.
2003-04-09 by Amadou Diallo
An alternate suggestion: If you re new to digital printing, whatever system you buy into will require time and a certain level of proficiency with new tools
2003-04-09 by HPA
Word is abuzz about new Macs being built not by Apple but a firm of mac enthusiasts who are aiming for a faster machine, buy-your-own-monitor, ugly duckling
2003-04-09 by Jim Richey
... the ... Good advice. I took a digital B&W printing workshop at Santa Fe Workshops from George DeWolfe, who is a Camera Arts columnist and an expert on the
2003-04-09 by Truman Prevatt
I d like to know where you are getting Oriental. The last time I checked Calumet it was about 2 bucks a sheet for 8x10! Truman ... [Non-text portions of this
2003-04-09 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 4/8/2003 6:30:24 PM Pacific Daylight Time, tprevatt@mindspring.com writes: snip ... Hey, I d like to know where your buying your photorag
2003-04-09 by Truman Prevatt
Ned, I was in your shoes about this time last year. Then I realized that a good printer for B&W cost 1/5 the price for an enlarger and lense for 4x5 negs (what
2003-04-09 by nedbuntline2002
Ken Carney wrote: Ned (BTW, how s Wyatt these days?) Actually, it s Bill Cody and Texas Jack, but you re on the right track. (He also knew Hickok, but only
2003-04-09 by Ken Carney
Ned (BTW, how s Wyatt these days?): If I had it to do over again, I would go to a workshop to get started instead of picking up info here and there, some
2003-04-08 by danielstaver
Wrote some first impressions and made a full resolutions sample image available here: http://download.petraflux.com/ I ll make some more samples and tests in
2003-04-08 by Jerry Olson
Ah, but Stan, he wants to come into the 21st century ! :) Jer
2003-04-08 by Jerry Olson
Mastering Digital Printing by Harald Johnson is outstanding, and writes about all the inks and papers and CIS systems we use and discuss on this board. Jerry
2003-04-08 by Jerry Olson
Yes, the first LCDs had a real angle problem. The large current ones are much better. But, be SURE to actually look at one before you buy it!! Jerry
2003-04-08 by Jerry Olson
Mark, You should LOVE a mac when you get used to it. about 90 percent of design studios and magazines use mac. However be sure you check out if all your
2003-04-08 by Antonis Ricos
ie with say the M and m positions ... Damian, in a word.... yes! It all started back in the days of the old piezo plug in and piezo pro, then the approach
2003-04-08 by Johnny Eades
Hello Mr. Mcgillicuddy I think most hextone inks have a Light Magenta and a Light Cyan with the Cyan Magenta Yellow and Black positions. They are actually gray
2003-04-08 by mcgillicuddytcb
Hi all, Hope this post finds you all well. I realise I may be being simple here but would appreciate somebody pointing out the obviouse to me please. Reading
2003-04-08 by Johnny Eades
Hello Ned, I m still new to digital printing myself and was feeling just as you do now. I was lucky to have a background in black and white film photography
2003-04-08 by grdglass@aol.com
Frank, BowHaus is working on it. Will keep you posted. Helene ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-04-08 by john eckenrode
Also, ... try Mastering Digital Printing by Harald Johnson its a real good overall intro and hands on guide to the subject. john
2003-04-08 by Phil Morse
Read a copy of Mastering Digital Printing by Harald Johnson at Amazon. Look at http://www.dpandi.com/ for more info. Phil Morse ... Okay, Now I m Really
2003-04-08 by michael meyer
minor comment: i have been briefly using one of the new imacs (g4/lcd) to do some scanning. if the viewing angle changes by even like 5 degrees the appearence
2003-04-08 by Stan McQueen
... Why do you need to replace your PC just because it s full if images? Can t you just upgrade the hard drive or add a second (or third, or fourth) hard
2003-04-08 by nedbuntline2002
I thought I was getting a handle on this digital printing stuff, but after reading this board for a few days, I think I m completely lost. As I mentioned in a
2003-04-08 by patricia ternahan
Absolutely!!! Do it!!! ~t~ Hope is a thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tune without words and never stops at all. ~Emily Dickinson
2003-04-08 by Antonis Ricos
Jeff, ... buying, the ICC profiles? Yes, they work with the Epson driver (hence they are platform independent ). However, I haven t seen or compared results
2003-04-08 by alland20854
... No reason not to unless the cost of buying the Mac version of the software that you are using is prohibitive. In my view, the Mac OSX enviroment is
2003-04-08 by Mark Savoia
I vote for Mac. ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-04-08 by Mitch Alland
... Have you tried this yourself, or are you recommending something you have read about? --Mitch/Potomac, MD
2003-04-08 by cschaible94111
Hi all: Please forgive me for asking this, but my existing PC is now filled to overflowing with b&w photo files, and it s time to replace it. If you like,
2003-04-08 by Jerry Olson
If you get the piezo driver, printing time slows to a crawl. Takes over an hour for a 12x18 inch image to print.
2003-04-08 by Jerry Olson
And should you ever decide on a panorama, it will also print a 12x44 inch print. Jerry
2003-04-08 by Alan Zinn
... Seth, You re right - the topic spilled over from another list and was about digital editing pictures - sort of digital BW :-) I ll stay right on topic
2003-04-08 by culturalvisions
The subtle black banding has returned in my 2200 after getting rid of it by changing black ink carts last week. Now that the current black cart is getting
2003-04-08 by Seth Rossman
I NEVER use a Canon printer because of the technology they use. That could change in the future, but bubblejet inherently is not as sharp. Seth = =Say I have
2003-04-08 by Seth Rossman
Maybe you SHOULD watch more media coverage by the dreaded press. That WAS covered by the popular media just this past weekend-- in depth. Bottom line is,
2003-04-08 by jsinger986
I posted this on the Piezo group, but I thought I d post here as well (realizing that many people hear are likely in that group as well) I m a little confused
2003-04-08 by Alan Zinn
... Steve, I wouldn t advise anyone to believe what they read in a newspaper or see on TV. One has to think critically, be a skeptic, verify. I taught
2003-04-08 by Truman Prevatt
The 1280 is not the much more. While I am not a big fan of huge prints - most places except museums are not meant for viewing huge prints. However a 11 by 14
2003-04-07 by HPA
You may want to consider the Artixscan 1800 for your medium and large format film. I used a UMAX for scanning and the glass drove me out of my mind, it cuts
2003-04-07 by xyz
... Hey, I d appreciate it if somebody could answer Richard s question. When I had my darkroom, I never printed anything bigger than 8x10. Since I believe
2003-04-07 by Steve Schaefer
Because he is a journalist. You have to be able to believe the photos he takes are real. It would be like a writer making up a quote. If you can t believe
2003-04-07 by Jerry Olson
Good Question Steve? How could anybody believe most of what they write in the LA Times? ... Jer If you can t believe the information in the L.A. Times why
2003-04-07 by Paul Roark
Robert, ... On an 1160 using EEM, these are the densities. The Black Ink (BO) printing mode is darker than the Color Ink mode (No Color Adjustment). In both
2003-04-07 by piezobw
Canon 900/9000 hex black bwICC system and EPSON quad black 1160 bwICC system to release prior to 1280 bwICC now. We are nearly there (this month). We are