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Re: [Digital BW] Canon scanner

2003-02-05 by Veniamin Kostitsin II

... although ... about hi ... blurring the whole image deteriorates sharpness ... and we do not want that, do we ? :-) now and then i use neatimage

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Re: [Digital BW] Canon scanner

2003-02-05 by sceptre12345 <am1000@videotron.ca>

Jimenez, Which Canon scanner model are you talking about? Also, which film are you scanning in RGB mode in Viewscan, then converting to greyscale ? Also, which

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Re: [Digital BW] Canon scanner

2003-02-05 by rikeller <rikeller@yahoo.com>

See discussion of Neat Image software at the bottom of Norman Koren s excellent discussion of sharpness and film grain here:

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Re: Gimp curve development - Roy

2003-02-05 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>

All I can say is wow this is hard I have been trying to modify the VM curves for my 1280 without too much success so far. The standard curve Roy made works

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Gimp curve development - Roy

2003-02-05 by Kevin Gulstene

Do you have a systematic method you used when developing the curves used to generate the quadtone curve description files or did you use your own experience

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Re: [Digital BW] Canon scanner

2003-02-05 by jimenez12fr <miguel.jimenez@oecd.org>

I can t make the Canon scanner work properly either, without given me quite a lot of grain. I am using Vuescan, getting Raw RGB scans and selecting the best

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Re: mis vm and ilford ?

2003-02-05 by Stephen Kobrin <skobrin@hotmail.com>

Thanks Paul, I will look forward to the new versions of the VM inks. Steve -- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Paul Roark ... Roark ... just

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MIS FS In Cartridges?

2003-02-05 by Tom Husband <thusband@sbcglobal.net>

I m trying out the various MIS cartridge ink sets on my 1280 before I settle on one and probably install a CIS. It just dawned on me that as far as I can tell

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[Digital BW] mis vm and ilford ?

2003-02-05 by Paul Roark

Steve, ... The existing MIS VM will not stick on RC paper. At minimum, you ll have to spray it after printing to keep it from rubbing off. MIS will probably

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mis vm and ilford ?

2003-02-05 by Stephen Kobrin <skobrin@hotmail.com>

All of the discussion of Ilford Pearl has gotten me interested in trying it. I print using the MIS-VM inks, EAM, a 1200 and the Roark curves. Can anyone

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Re: Gimp-Print + Linux = B&W Heaven?

2003-02-05 by Roy Harrington <roy@harrington.com>

... have ... SuSE) ... as ... get ... it ... It wasn t me, but... I m setting stuff from: http://gimp-print.sourceforge.net/ But from what I see there, its

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Re: Gimp-Print + Linux = B&W Heaven?

2003-02-05 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>

... Roy- That s all over my head right now, but if I need to I ll figure it out. I haven t been able to find the version of Linux that used the Windows/virtual

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Re: Gimp-Print + Linux = B&W Heaven?

2003-02-05 by Roy Harrington <roy@harrington.com>

... about ... details. ... but I ... assuming ... that s ... It should work -- you ll need CUPS and Gimp-print. You ll also have to recompile my quadraster

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Re: Paul: Black ink Question

2003-02-05 by Jamie Gannon

Paul, Any clues or rumors you are willing or able to offer regarding Cones stated new offerings - inks, printer compatibility, software slated to be unveiled

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Re: Paul: Black ink Question

2003-02-05 by Bobbo

All this talk about Ilford Pearl paper has me curious. Who sells it in the US? I d love to try a sample. Anyone know if it s happy with the 2200 Ultrachrome

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Re: Gimp-Print + Linux = B&W Heaven?

2003-02-04 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>

I ve got Roy s system up and running on my mac. It is pretty neat. My curves are still pretty screwed up for my 1280/VM ink combination, but I m sure with some

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Re: Gimp-Print + Linux = B&W Heaven?

2003-02-04 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>

The last time I checked out the Linux offerings (about a year ago) at least one allowed you to install Linux in a folder on a Windows drive and switch over by

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Re: Gimp-Print + Linux = B&W Heaven?

2003-02-04 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>

... Thanks Roy I ll download it and check it out. I guess I m assuming that Gimp-print will work on any Unix-based platform, I hope that s true.

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Re: Paul: Black ink Question

2003-02-04 by sceptre12345 <am1000@videotron.ca>

... Would you venture a guess as to its lightfastness with the UC inkset (either Epson s or the upcoming MIS inkset ) Andre

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Re: Paul: Black ink Question

2003-02-04 by scrber <stephen.bate@mubea.com>

Thanks Paul, amazing that occaisonally the right thing comes along just when you need it ;-) I am in total agreement with Julian - over here the Ilford smooth

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Re: Gimp-Print + Linux = B&W Heaven?

2003-02-04 by Roy Harrington <roy@harrington.com>

... yet? ... can try ... Hi Steve and anyone else interested in gimp-print, This isn t Linux but it ought to work on any system using cups and gimp-print. It

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Re: Thanks for the prints

2003-02-04 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>

Hello Ed, ... A legitimate question that many have asked. There must be _something_ that makes all these people want to switch. You ll find out .

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