listen you two codgers - detail aint detail
2003-02-26 by Garry Sarre <garry@sarre.com.au>
Jerry & Austin I know you two old codgers like to butt heads so I am sure this wont make any difference to you but... there is really no dis-agreement here,
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2003-02-26 by Garry Sarre <garry@sarre.com.au>
Jerry & Austin I know you two old codgers like to butt heads so I am sure this wont make any difference to you but... there is really no dis-agreement here,
2003-02-26 by chipcarterdc <chipcarterdc@hotmail.com>
... I m not sure; the box says Mac OS 8.6/9.x (and Windows). Is Classic mode something different?
2003-02-26 by Lil
I too would be interested to know more about Roark, Woolf and Ames Curves. Lil ... From: To:
2003-02-26 by Peter Palmieri
I think Nikon s earnings have been under pressure. Take a look here for produce sales breakdowns and financial details:
2003-02-26 by Alessandro Pardi
Steve, duplicating the image layer is yet another way to get contrast near to where you want to. I don t think (of course I may be wrong) that in the end you
2003-02-26 by Diana York
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2003-02-26 by Seth Rossman
Bob- I, for one, am glad they do it. I have a theory (strictly personal observation-based theory) that Nikon runs stuff through the amateur market as a test
2003-02-26 by Seth Rossman
Thanks for those that responded to how they get the film back from space. It was tongue-in-cheek. As a Navy photo officer, I know how it works. The point
2003-02-26 by Garry Sarre <garry@sarre.com.au>
Two things for sure in this world- 1/ Austin knows the definition of sharpness and 2/ Austin gets the last word Garry Sarre www.sarre.com.au ... as that. ...
2003-02-26 by Thomas Fors
FYI, I spoke with John at Colorbyte yesterday about the apparent registration problem I noticed under the microscope. He informed me that they were aware of
2003-02-26 by Seth Rossman
This is NOT meant as a slur, so please do NOT be offended. The debate is over what is acceptable at a professional level. However, you support the point
2003-02-26 by Seth Rossman
Atta boy, Keith- You went where I was worried to go. Especially your closing remark. Most of the Johnny-come-lately burst frame pros couldn t have made it
2003-02-26 by Truman Prevatt
100,000 feet is not space. The U2 flies at about 65,000 and the SR71 Blackbird flew at about 100,000. They simply land with the film. Truman
2003-02-26 by Truman Prevatt
The NRO will tell you now how they worked in the early days. Go to www.nro.gov and click on Corona. Truman ... [Non-text portions of this message have been
2003-02-26 by Stephen Kobrin <skobrin@hotmail.com>
Alessandro, While others on the list know more about this than I do, I find that experimenting with a layer copied from the image set to various modes (i.e.,
2003-02-26 by Austin Franklin
Hi Truman, ... That s not true. They have the FULL spatial resolution they claim, it s the color fidelity that is decreased. It s a matter of number of
2003-02-26 by Dan Honemann <dan_honemann@yahoo.com>
... Jim, I also own a Slant/Finn and much prefer it to the Hunter because it is absolutely silent. My one big gripe with it is that the humidistat control is
2003-02-26 by Bob Frost
Anyone know the total profit Nikon make from millions of crap P&S s versus their profit made from high-end cameras? That might explain their actions. Bob
2003-02-26 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
Funny you mention piano tuning...my wife is studying to be a piano tuner and her sister is a master piano tuner. Actually she uses something called a
2003-02-26 by Alessandro Pardi
I ve read both tutorials (scanning and getting real blacks in the print). The main point in the post-scan workflow is not to set white/black point, as this
2003-02-26 by dsmithhfx <dsmithhfx@yahoo.com>
I think you guys are all losing sight of something. I took one of my best photographs of the past year using a 3MP Nikon 885. I wish it had better resolution,
2003-02-26 by julianthomas221259 <julianthomas@terra.e
Hi Bernd - could you let me know how you get on with this? Are you getting the printed look closer to an RC-type paper or is it a fineart paper? Julian ...
2003-02-26 by dsmithhfx <dsmithhfx@yahoo.com>
Why do you say it is more convenient ? It has a curl, has to be cut - - an awkward task that engenders some wastage, and is not any cheaper than pre-cut
2003-02-26 by frdchang <frdchang@uclink4.berkeley.edu>
i was wondering when will 13 inch wide roll premium matt paper be available? as of today, i am only able to print 13x19 for my epson 2200.. I want 13 inch
2003-02-26 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi Jerry, Not yet but we are working on it. Seeking an investor/partner to take it to print. Cheers, Wayne -- Wayne J. Cosshall Director and Publisher, Digital
2003-02-26 by Sam
I think Spy sattelites are more about Zoom than the medium used... Sam ... From: Seth Rossman To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday,
2003-02-26 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Ummm... The Foveon chip technology is how.. ... Actually, film was dropped from space back into the atmosphere at one point.. Film capsules were retrieved
2003-02-26 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... You MUST be kidding... Look, I ve HAD my sports imagery published in Sports Illustrated, ESPN Magazine, The Sporting News, etc. etc... Frame rate does not
2003-02-26 by Seth Rossman
Truman- =Of course if you step a red then blue then green laser across a =conventional sensor you will get 1/3 the number of sensors advertised. =The whole
2003-02-26 by Seth Rossman
=There was a comment that the Canon D60 had the best images in =its class? From WHAT class?? The Canon D60 class. The Fuji is best in the Fuji S2 class. The
2003-02-26 by Seth Rossman
You missed my point!!! I wasn t talking about D60 s or D100 s. I was talking about your reference to small cameras @ 1/4 the price having higher resolution.
2003-02-26 by Seth Rossman
In VERY simplistic terms, the Epson technology is distinctly different than Canon. If you want to think of Epson as small air brushes, then you have to look at
2003-02-26 by Seth Rossman
The good photographers use that frame rate only in two or three shot bursts anyway. Most of them turn the speed down most of the time. So, the Nikon frame
2003-02-26 by Austin Franklin
Jerry, ... No, Jerry, you don t understand how this works. I design these things for a living, and have been doing so for 25 years. I know quite well how
2003-02-26 by Jerry Olson
Austin, We ll just have to agree to disagree Austin. I know what the quality of my prints looks like I am convinced that to 18 inches it will can does, and
2003-02-26 by Truman Prevatt
No it is a 3 meg sensor - period. The others also have 1/3 of the resolution that they claim. There are a lot of ways to measure resolution on the bench and in
2003-02-26 by Jerry Olson
The VM inkset can make anything from a cold to a warm print if you use the proper Paul Roark Curve. Jerry
2003-02-26 by Jerry Olson
Yo Austin. ... You are confused. TECHNICALLY it is a 3 MP chip. It has the exact same quality that anybody elses 9 meapixel chip has. That is the whole point
2003-02-26 by Austin Franklin
Hi Jerry, ... No ... No ... Possibly, but these are attributes that can be done using image manipulation, and they are not indicative of better in an imaging
2003-02-26 by Roger L Sopher
Hi Johnny, The major advantage of the Epson printers is that they allow the use of pigmented ink which has considerably more permanence than does the dye based
2003-02-26 by sdmey4@aol.com
http://www.users.qwest.net/~rnclark/scandetail.htm The above is a link that compare s
2003-02-26 by Jerry Olson
How about keeping an open jar of water right near your printer like they do for pianos? That should work. Jerry
2003-02-26 by Jerry Olson
... But Austin, you know what I m talking about. Detail. Resolution. Sharpness. Acutance. Clarity. I don t know any other way to say it. ... I didn t ever say
2003-02-26 by Jerry Olson
There s a reason we all use epsons. They are the printer of choice for high quality photography. Canon is slowly catching up. You WILL see dots if you use
2003-02-26 by Jerry Olson
... Seth, a Canon D60 is hardly a point and shoot. Neither is the Sigma. I know they aren t top of the line, either. Until the Canon s recent $9000 with 11
2003-02-26 by Glenn McCarter
We are currently users of the MIS Variable mix inkset. We have been using it for over a year now but customer preference is for a more neutral print so we are
2003-02-26 by Bob_Michaels <bob@bobmichaels.org>
Julian: My interim step was just to use the Woolf workflow and curves which worked well right out of the box. While I m happy with that approach, I just may go
2003-02-26 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... closed ... plastic ... Florida ... North you ... help ... No dice on the sponge trick...how are you going to convince the TUBING it s in Florida as well so
2003-02-26 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... set ... I use AFAIK the only UV light sterilizer humidifier- Slant/Fin makes two of them. I ve seen the smaller one at Bed Bath and Beyond. I overrode the
2003-02-26 by Carl Schofield <scho@mac.com>
... Will the Epson 2200 RIP run in Classic mode?