RE: [Digital BW] Edit 16-bit images in PS?
2003-02-20 by Austin Franklin
... I am an image purist! Just because someone else got them wrong along the way, and I have to fix them, I find modifying curves (in only selective areas as
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2003-02-20 by Austin Franklin
... I am an image purist! Just because someone else got them wrong along the way, and I have to fix them, I find modifying curves (in only selective areas as
2003-02-20 by Mark Savoia
Try Atlantic Poly 800-225-9892 or 617-769-4260 They have standard sizes of 13x18 and 13x20. Ask for John. Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have
2003-02-20 by dsmithhfx <dsmithhfx@yahoo.com>
Anyone know of a source, preferably Canadian? I can find odd sizes such as 16 x 20, just wondered if any mfg had taken up the new Epson Super A format. I
2003-02-20 by Thomas Fors
I agree that we haven t proven scientifically that the yellow ink is the source of the metamerism. I can tell you though what testing I have done that help
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... Peaky spectra **IS** what causes metamerism, regardless of whether you re talking about inks or paint chips or geology minerals! The physics and perceptual
2003-02-20 by Tony Terlecki
... Disgraceful! I thought you were an image purist Austin - how dare you manipulate nature s tones in defiance of the original scene ! -- Tony Terlecki
2003-02-20 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... on ... What tests did you run for metamerism? ... EEM ... Need ... What s UC ? How did you trick it? ... Didn t it use all the inks on your grayscale
2003-02-20 by colingruk <colin.conway@bstdb.org>
Hi, About a year ago or so, on one of the fora, someone posted a pdf file showing how to proportion and position prints and borders/mats for golden aesthetic
2003-02-20 by colingruk <colin.conway@bstdb.org>
... to ... I ve only just been catching up on the digests. Pease Pottage is just off the A23 south of Crawley, Sussex (not Wessex)and due south of Gatwick
2003-02-20 by Austin Franklin
... Tony, I agree. I do this the same way. Regards, Austin
2003-02-20 by Sören Lindqvist
... came with our Imacon 848 (an $18,000 scanner.) It makes IP look like Freecel1. Shire, What scanning software do you compare to FlexColor ? I found
2003-02-20 by carlislematthew <carlislematthew@hotmail
I keep hearing that the metamerism is caused by the yellow ink, and that the IP RIP (and others) reduce/remove the metamerism by not using that particular ink.
2003-02-20 by allanconnery <allan.connery@shaw.ca>
Photoshop whiz Bruce Fraser has a very helpful piece at: www.creativepro.com/story/feature/16097.html Allan Connery ... also the ... images?
2003-02-20 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
I have been having luck either assigning (not converting) gamma 2.2 to file, OR dropping the profile in IP5- while making sure it s default greyspace is set to
2003-02-20 by Michael A. Schwarz
On 2/19/03 8:29 PM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com ... Holy-Moly. I just spent almost 6 hours over the course of 2 days trying to get IP5 to
2003-02-20 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
Getting very nice results with grayscale using ERIP conventionally on EEM with negligible metamerism. And I mean really good results -- vitually as good as
2003-02-20 by A. Huntley
Hi Peter, There is...or was...an excellent tutorial on editing 16-bit images on www.computer-darkroom.com (Ian Lyon s site) called Editing 16-bit Images in PS
2003-02-20 by Diane Fields
Steve, I don t know if you are aware of either Breezebrowser or Yarc Plus but they are both RAW converters that are excellent. I have been using
2003-02-20 by Luke Granfield
Don t get rid of your old software too quickly. I found one D30 file in my collection that wouldn t process with the PS plugin but *would* process through
2003-02-20 by Robert Morrison
From the descriptions on their site...it looks like these would be quite a bit different than the Epson Pro Glossy...they appear to be going for a photo lab
2003-02-20 by Robert Morrison
I haven t yet...but I m not looking for a glossy paper...but rather the surface of an air dried fiber based silver print. The Epson glossy...inspite of its
2003-02-20 by Mitch Alland
In the last report on my experiences with ImagePrint 5 and the 7600, I dealt with color printing with Photo Black on Epson Premium Semi-Matte and stated that I
2003-02-20 by Shire,Stanley
I (and my students) have been using IP (4 and 5). While it s not elegantly simple, it is not any more difficult than PS. What, exactly, are the main
2003-02-20 by A. Huntley
To all who may be interested in Adobe s new RAW plug-in for Photoshop 7: There are currently two reviews on the net that I read today: www.outbackphoto.com
2003-02-20 by Roy Harrington <roy@harrington.com>
... also the ... images? ... The neatest tool for burning and dodging is the History Brush. This works in both 8 and 16 bit. Select the History Brush Select
2003-02-20 by Tony Terlecki
... Personally I don t get on with the dodging and burning tools. Far too crude! Instead I make feathered selections and then dodge and burn that area using
2003-02-20 by flabes23 <peter.bongard@t-online.de>
Hi! Are there any ways to edit 16-bit grayscale or RGB-Pictures in Photoshop with 8-bit tools (burning/dodging, sharpening, but also the NIK color effects)? If
2003-02-20 by Shire,Stanley
IP5 Win XP Pro No problems...beautiful prints. Love it. Love the support S. ... From: Dan Honemann [mailto:dan_honemann@yahoo.com]
2003-02-19 by Dan Honemann <dan_honemann@yahoo.com>
Thought these might be of interest to the group: http://www.inkjetart.com/tips/epson_ink_solutions.html http://www.inkjetart.com/news/duratech/ Dan
2003-02-19 by Dan Honemann <dan_honemann@yahoo.com>
... Sue, I have yet to buy ImagePrint; I m referring to posts here and elsewhere that have related great difficulty in getting IP5 up and running on
2003-02-19 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Agreed, my recommendation of the SGs over the Quads was based upon an assumption that he wants to print glossies/lustre.. I d go with an MIS option too if
2003-02-19 by Sue Tallon
on 2/19/03 12:30 PM, Dan Honemann at ... I ve been following some of your posts on this subject. When you re refering to the horror
2003-02-19 by plnelson2003 <peter@studio-nelson.com>
... in ... what s ... As far as direction - the manufacturer s website should have the spec s but my guess is the 4800 is horizontal and the 1200 is vertical.
2003-02-19 by Paul Roark
I would think that if variability of tone is not needed and matte paper is acceptable, the Piezo/R9 driver with PiezoTone or MIS FS-N would be a better choice
2003-02-19 by Seth Rossman
Hi, all- I was in Roberts today and they have the Light magent and Cyan inks, and the Matte Black. No price scalping. You can contact Phil Gibson directly:
2003-02-19 by Paul Roark
The 21-step file with the resolution test is supposed to be 360 dpi. At 300 dpi it will not give the indicated resolutions. (I thought this file had been
2003-02-19 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... I d recommend the Lyson SG inkset over the Lyson Quads.. Compatible with the same or a greater range of media.. Newer technology.. Much less metamerism..
2003-02-19 by Robert G. Hall
Just bought it and tried it. I use an S2. So far, 2 thumbs up. Robert G. Hall Robert Hall Photography www.RobertHallPhotography.com 801-673-4510 ... [Non-text
2003-02-19 by steven0356 <stevenr@mindspring.com>
http://www.outbackphoto.com/artofraw/raw_04/essay.html
2003-02-19 by Johnny Eades <jeades1@sc.rr.com>
I currently have a Canon s750 which prints black only in 600 x 600 dpi. If I were to upgrade to a Canon i950 which prints black only in 4800 x 1200, would the
2003-02-19 by chipcarterdc <chipcarterdc@hotmail.com>
Let me just add my vote strongly in favor of an ImagePrint FAQ. Been using it for about 3 weeks now and to say it s difficult would be an understatement.
2003-02-19 by Robert_Alber <robert_alber@yahoo.com>
I m about to embark upon digital B&W. I will continue to keep one foot in the darkroom and it s taken me some time to get to this point. I have purchased an
2003-02-19 by Steven Schaefer
What I saw, demonstrated at the PEI Digital Conference, it will do every thing better. They developed a Raw file to a tiff in about 6 seconds.
2003-02-19 by Dan Honemann <dan_honemann@yahoo.com>
... For b&w printing, this is probably true. Even a refurbed 3000 and piezo system sounds like a better deal. But I m hoping (perhaps foolishly) to print both
2003-02-19 by johngeyles <jge@cs.unc.edu>
I recently downloaded a 21-step wedge from some pointer is this group. The file was called 21stepNew.jpg . I think there s a slight error, of scaling, in the
2003-02-19 by johngeyles <jge@cs.unc.edu>
... Yes, the supposed difficulty of coming up to speed, along with the steep $500 price-tag, makes me think it s better to wait and see what sort of ink-set
2003-02-19 by Frank J Mares
Just for those with Nikon Capture, a new software update was posted 2-17-03; Update is for v.3.5 to 3.5.1 for Windows and Mac. Thanks Frank Francis James
2003-02-19 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Doug, ... I seem to recall that PS7 was released last April. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at
2003-02-19 by Stephen Kobrin <skobrin@hotmail.com>
Does anyone have actual experience with this plug-in. I often shoot in raw format with my Canon G-2 and while the Canon software works well, it takes a very
2003-02-19 by Jerry Olson
Photoshop upgrades are usually available for about $125-$139 street price. They cost a little more from Adobe directly than, say, Micro Warehouse, or Mac