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2003-04-07 by Tim Atherton
... Oops - sorry Steve, I thought you were referring to the Gene Smith photograph in the discussion tim PS - RE: LA Times - what about the photographs you
2003-04-07 by Steve Schaefer
Thank god times have changed. That photo id a disgrace to all of photojournalism. Steve [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2003-04-07 by Tim Atherton
... Why?
2003-04-07 by Ruhrfoto/Bernd L.
... Cones new ... Clive, ICC profiles for the 1280 had been anounced for April 6th. As far as I know, this date has been cancelled (i.e. vanished from the web
2003-04-07 by bbiess
An Epson 890 is how I decided to get into digital B&W. If you can still find one (they re becoming pretty scarce) your cost after an Epson rebate is $99.00.
2003-04-07 by Clive Moss
Hi, I could not find any reference to the new system. When will it be available? -- Clive Moss
2003-04-07 by Eileen Chun
Canon 1DS.
2003-04-07 by Jerry Olson
The 1280
2003-04-07 by Jerry Olson
Reese, 6 Megapixels are enough for a VERY sharp 12x18 print. The new Canon Top of the line D1, selling for $8000 or so is sharper and has more highlight detail
2003-04-07 by Richard King
I have recently (4 months ago) moved into the digital B&W darkroom and think the results are superlative. I purchased a second 1280 to dedicate to B&W and use
2003-04-07 by Julian Thomas
... A 5000dpi scan of a neg is going to be hitting grain 4000dpi is about it for neg emulsion Julian
2003-04-07 by John Vitollo
... One of the best scanners is the Polaroid Sprintscan 4000. At http://www.bhphotovideo.com/ it costs $500.00 It s the older SCSI model but it does superb
2003-04-07 by Loris Medici
A 4000dpi film scanner with good optics and electronics plus - if you want to crop - an interpolation program such as Genuine Fractals. There are some people
2003-04-07 by Richard Vanek
Hi, ... I was wondering, people always talking here about 1280, 1160,.. about big (A3) format printers. What kind source of data you use if you can print from
2003-04-07 by Truman Prevatt
I went through this and decided on the 1280 over the 2200. Reasons, a) price, b) no matter how much you work at it, getting rid of color shifts will be
2003-04-07 by danielstaver
... I got a mail from Bowhaus last night. They had sent me an email, but I never recieved it, possibly my mistake. Sorry. Anyway, they say they ve been swamped
2003-04-07 by xyz
Look, I m new to the list and new to digital. I used to have an enlarger and do black and white, but that fell by the way side. I ve still got my Canon
2003-04-07 by bob_michaels
One more vote for the 1280. Don t worry about obsolesence. 1280 s are in the middle of their technology life cycle. 1280 s are not expensive compared to lenses
2003-04-07 by Robert Morrison
Paul, For those of us who are have single channel to test our new ultratone inks, can you tell us what the target densities for the hextone set should be? I
2003-04-07 by Antonis Ricos
Ned, in digital there are no future proof guarantees, nothing like buying an enlarger, I hate to say !. Especially in bw, the landscape is changing very
2003-04-07 by Tim Atherton
Anyone out there using the lyson quads? opinions? tim
2003-04-06 by sceptre12345
This is the kind of stuff that W. Eugene Smith used to do when he was Life magazine photojournalist. The only difference is that it took longer to do it in the
2003-04-06 by André Vallejo
http://www.latimes.com/news/custom/showcase/la-ednote_blurb.blurb
2003-04-06 by sceptre12345
Since you have mostly 4x5 negatives, why stop at an A3+ (13x19) printer like the 1280/1290 or the 1160. For about $1000, you can get an Ardito s refurbished
2003-04-06 by danielstaver
... IJC. It s best to ... I already sent them an email asking if and when they were planning for a windows version, but I never got a reply. I ll buy it the
2003-04-06 by Antonis Ricos
Daniel, It seems there are a lot of people interested in a PC version of IJC. It s best to let Bowhaus know by writing to software@bowhaus.com Info is at:
2003-04-06 by loweskid
Perhaps I should have gone on to tell you my observations. I use Piezography quad tone in one of the 1160, which is superb. I used to use Lyson Quad Black
2003-04-06 by Loris Medici
Forgot to add: For around US$1000, you can configure 2 to 3 1160 with their CIS primed with different inksets (e.g. selenium + carbon sepia + pigment color).
2003-04-06 by Rick Colson
... I have a completely different suggestion. Why not go with Jon Cones new system for Canon printers. The advantages are mainly around the fact that it s very
2003-04-06 by Ken Carney
You ll get responses from people with a lot more experience than I have, but: The only thing I ve found that works so far is the 1280 with MIS VM inks, in my
2003-04-06 by Loris Medici
1160 is dropped in the U.S. but is available in Europe. Ned, if you can reach one I recommend it without hesitation. Reasons: 1) It is a 4 ink printer 2) It
2003-04-06 by loweskid
I d just like to point out to anyone in the UK that the 1160 is still available over here - I bought one about a month ago (my second and they are good!).
2003-04-06 by Shilesh Jani
Yes there are a lot of new products on the way, announced and rumoured. But if you want a printer that is currently available and has passed the test of time
2003-04-06 by nedbuntline2002
I m finally making the leap from wet to digital. I do mostly B&W 4X5 work with some 35mm. I just purchased Photoshop 7. Until I decide on a scanner, I m
2003-04-06 by Steven Karafyllakis
Roy; You wrote- ... I don t know if this is of any help, and I haven t figured out if it relates to the 7500 but when I was working out an inkset for the 1280,
2003-04-05 by Roy Harrington
... Roark wrote: Hi Paul, ... cross-overs that ... My gut feeling is that it ought to be a builtin freeby not something to be dealt
2003-04-05 by grdglass@aol.com
Antonis, I ran some density tests. I used both my densitometer and my colorimeter to double check all readings. Both sets of readings were within 1/100 of
2003-04-05 by scrber
... actually) in my ... all. ... that might ... can ... running for ... Well, I very much hope the problem can be fixed. I have two printers and two bottles
2003-04-05 by Martin Glader
Hello, I wonder if somebody in the group has made curves for the Roark workflow or some other workflow for Epson Photo EX and MIS VM inks? Martin Glader PS. I
2003-04-05 by Paul Nash
Hi Has anybody actually seen one of the new Canon i9100s yet. PV ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2003-04-05 by Paul Roark
Roy, ... One of the factors is that the 7500 has dots that are more like a 3000 than an 1160. But it does have the light inks, so I find it prints smoother
2003-04-04 by Roy Harrington
... printing. ... potential of that ... course). ... One project, for example, is to see if the 1280 and ... really not up ... through a CFS ... Hi Paul, I ve
2003-04-04 by André Vallejo
Curious,I ve been using the FS set in my remaining BC SM and it s printing fine,and pretty neutral(or whatever looks neutral to me...!) using those John Wool f
2003-04-04 by Stephen Kobrin
The other alternative is to look at messages via the archive on the website. I find messages are posted very quickly, instantly at times, and I can review
2003-04-04 by Chris Hargens
I believe I ve fixed the problem I was having. I m not sure what the cause of the problem was -- perhaps foam in the cartridge or a syphon break -- but at any
2003-04-04 by Julian Thomas
They are MIS VM under a different name and a lot more expensive! Buy direct from MIS instead Julian ... From: drofl12002 To:
2003-04-04 by drofl12002
I saw some prints made with Permajet Varitone Blax ink at a show. and thought they where very good best i have seen so far, But as yet have not tried them
2003-04-04 by Stan McQueen
... If you get impatient to see what s new, why don t you change to the individual email option? They come through fairly rapidly for me. Unless Yahoo is
2003-04-04 by danielstaver
Thanks for a clear and detailed explanation Antonis! I think I understand now. We ll see next week when I get that densitometer I guess - then I m going to try
2003-04-04 by Tom Husband
I love this group but can t stand Yahoo Groups. It s constantly going off line for short periods and is soooo slow. I get my fix in the digest form but can t