Re: [Digital BW] Re: MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-29 by Victor Landweber
Curves, levels and other adjustments layers are very useful, but the most significant distinction between Photoshop (and the best of its kin) and a simple
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-29 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Ahh... where to start? Photoshop is an enormously deep and capable program. I suggest you look a book (my favourite is Real World Photoshop by Blatner
Epson 3200 scanner
2003-01-29 by Vladimir Kabelik <artcoreproductions@sym
Hi Ernst, I wonder whether you received your new scanner? Please, let us know what are your first impressions. Cheers, Vladimir
[Digital BW] Re: MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-29 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
Curves are great things. And I m pretty new in Photoshop. Just imagine the ability to adjust contrast by impacting each of the tones individually, not a
[Digital BW] Re: MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-28 by Tom <pouty_bob@yahoo.com>
Ed, don t worry about curves at this point... many many many people on this and similar lists will tell you how important they are... but until your eye can
RE: [Digital BW] Re: MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-28 by Ed Mathews
Thanks for the replies, all. OK, it sounds like Photoshop might be a necessity, so here s an idea: I actually need another printer right now, because my
Re: [Digital BW] Daige Rollacoat System
2003-01-28 by Robert Morrison
This is a very interesting find. Seems quit reasonably priced as well..$2K for a 55inch unit. The big question is whether you could use other coatings with
Daige Rollacoat System
2003-01-28 by Murray Zaharia
Has anyone tried using one of these systems for coating prints? Looks like it could do the job and comes in sizes to do up to 55 widths evenly. You can use
Black and white profiles
2003-01-28 by Jerry Olson
How would one get a profile for legions photo matte and the MIS VM inkset for black and white prints?
Re: [Digital BW] Regard: Flaking Ultrachrome
2003-01-28 by Jerry Olson
Legion s Photo Matte is beautiful, pure white, and very smooth, about 235 gsms Jerry
Re: [Digital BW] Regard: Flaking Ultrachrome
2003-01-28 by Carolyn Frayn
I ve always used my drafting brush, as I said, tried the cotton, but didn t like it. For Well s River and German Etching the brush works fine for me. Maybe
Re: [Digital BW] Flaking ultrachromes was: anyone using a notebook PC.
2003-01-28 by Carolyn Frayn
I have never had to do that to epson papers, never experienced this with any other epson printer/ink/paper combo. Other papers yes, I use my drafting brush
Re: [Digital BW] Optimum Dynamic Range
2003-01-28 by Richard Lee
I am currently using quadtone inks from the piezography supplier inkjetmall, I am getting amazing results on an 1160 printer hanehmule duo rag and the
[Digital BW] Re: MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-28 by fotofantom <gfight@gate.net>
... have with ... built into a ... you mean? I ... wimpy ... it s ... was ... (snip) Ed - I like your black & white images very much, and, also, the way your
RE: [Digital BW] Re: MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-28 by Ed Mathews
... Can you give me an example of what other types of controls you mean? I find that almost every time I mention TP people assume it s a wimpy program that is
Petitionlist for a Nikonscan software upgrade
2003-01-28 by Ernst Dinkla
For more information read the end of the message too. No replies or crossposting in the mailinglists please To all the nice people at the Nikon scan software
Re: [Digital BW] Printer Options Besides Epson
2003-01-28 by Mark Savoia
I would prefer not to deal with a company that makes customers lives needlessly difficult. Get in line :) Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have
Printer Options Besides Epson
2003-01-28 by Bobbo
I trust multilisters like myself will be patient with a cross post, but I need some feedback and advice. I am a long-time Epson printer user: couple of 3000 s
Re: [Digital BW] Re: MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-28 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... The curve adjustments go way beyond the sort of control you have with ThumbsPlus. Without these controls -- and the many others built into a capable image
Re: [Digital BW] pigment inks for 870.
2003-01-28 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: To: Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 12:26 PM Subject: [Digital BW]
pigment inks for 870.
2003-01-28 by jawa_3502002 <s.wadham@cornwall-county.c
I live in the U.K. and would like to use pigments in my Epson 870. So I ordered Generations 4 from Mediastreet on Dec 18th. In January I emailed them giving my
RE: [Digital BW] Re: MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-28 by Ed Mathews
Thanks to Joe and Matt who replied and said, You don t need PS, but you do need a graphics program that allows you to use the PS curves supplied by Paul Roark
Re: MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-28 by Joe <rockclimber@yahoo.com>
Hi Ed, Other, much more experienced folks here may give you some more detailed info but as a fellow beginner here are my thoughts: 1) You don t need PS, but
Re: [Digital BW] MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-28 by Matt Haber
Ed-- I m using MIS FS on the 740, and really like it. more below ... you need a program that understands photoshop curves (*.acv). I use PS and Deneba Canvas.
Re: [Digital BW] b&w neg or colour transperancy
2003-01-28 by Bill Iverson <wiverson@cov.com>
How about color negative vs. B&W negative? Given the various advantages of being able to manage the conversion from color to B&W after shooting the image, as
Re: Regard: Flaking Ultrachrome
2003-01-28 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Bob, ... I use PhotoRag and do moderate wiping with cotton cloth. My flaking problems are very few - it s almost a non-issue. Regards, Clayton Info on
RE: [Digital BW] Optimum Dynamic Range
2003-01-28 by Austin Franklin
Hi Paul, ... You are confusing dynamic range with density range. They are not the same, but under certain circumstances, can just so happen to coincide...but
MIS Inks and workflow
2003-01-28 by Ed Mathews
I m thinking about trying the MIS inks on my 740 but I have three questions: 1. Do I really have to have Photoshop? I do a lot of my editing in another
Regard: Flaking Ultrachrome
2003-01-27 by rrmenter <rrmenter@aol.com>
I use a drafting brush tilted to the side to briskly wipe the surface of Photorag 188 to remove dust particles and any potential flaking. As per Robert
Re: [Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-27 by donbga <dsbryant@mindspring.com>
Robert, ... So what is the total length of the rod and total length of the wire wrapped section when you coat a large print like a 16x20? And where did you get
Re: [Digital BW] Just Starting Out
2003-01-27 by Jerry Olson
... You don t need to Is there a problem switching to the ... No Should I run a cleaning ... Just put the VM inks in, you don t need to begin with epsons inks.
RE: [Digital BW] b&w neg or colour transperancy
2003-01-27 by Paul Roark
I usually work from a B&W negative. However, I m now working on an image that started life as a color slide. I have periodically shot slides -- nothing like
Re: [Digital BW] b&w neg or colour transperancy
2003-01-27 by Justin Myers
You will get a much better tonality range from B&W neg film vs. transparency. Both are easy to scan. You can get up too 8 stops with B&W and roughly 3 or 4
b&w neg or colour transperancy
2003-01-27 by cwright752003 <cwright752003@yahoo.com>
I m in the process of moving from traditional analogue black & white fibre based printing to digital inkjet printing. I am wanting to find
RE: [Digital BW] Lenses for Canon
2003-01-27 by TigerShark
You are right. Of course most scanning adds softness, unless carefully done on pro equip by pro operator. Always look at the film first to find answers in
Re: Lenses for Canon
2003-01-27 by slightlyoutoffocus <by_design@yahoo.com>
I can t say much about all Sigma EX series lenses, but I can say this. I have a Canon 70-200 f/4L lens which is a masterpiece of lens design (just can t
Re: [Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-27 by Robert Morrison
On 1/27/03 9:08 AM, donbga ... A rod has three measurements: Diameter: 1/2 Length: 16 Wire size: #30 All of these are critical
Just Starting Out
2003-01-27 by Tom Husband <thusband@sbcglobal.net>
I ve been lurking here for some time learning all the time. I think I m ready to jump in. My 1280 printer will be arriving this week, I ve ordered some MIS
Re: [Digital BW] Flaking ultrachromes was: anyone using a notebook PC.
2003-01-27 by Robert Morrison
Somerset Enhanced works well with the Ultrachromes...that s probably why Epson went with Sommerset for its premium paper. I m assuming that you are rubbing
Re: [Digital BW] Coating Prints with Hydrocote PUR
2003-01-27 by donbga <dsbryant@mindspring.com>
Robert, ... any ... having? ... The rods I have purchased are 16 inches long with 12 inches of wraped wire, obviously too short for anything larger than 11
Re: [Digital BW] Flaking ultrachromes was: anyone using a notebook PC.
2003-01-27 by Carolyn Frayn
So far I ve used German Etching, Well s River, and Arches, all flake with the ultrachromes, it was the EEM that surprised me though. The other Epson papers
Re: Canon S900
2003-01-27 by John Vitollo <johnnyv@comcast.net>
... Got this off the Adobe User to User forum by Bruce Fraser - Bruce was refering to the Epson 2200: Bruce Fraser - 05:52pm Jan 7, 2003 Pacific (#8 of 19)
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 1270
2003-01-27 by Diane Fields
I use 2 Canon L lenses and find them superb (the 24-70L and the 70-200L). However, I routinely use the Sigma 15-30EX f/3.5-4 and just sold the Sigma 24-70
Re: Canon S900 printer Questions
2003-01-27 by lone_wolf_fenris <lone_wolf_fenris@yahoo
I am using a Canon S9000, whose main advantage over Epson printers is speed. For B & W work, I use Lyson (www.lyson.com) Quad Black inks on Lyson papers and
Re: [Digital BW] Canon S900
2003-01-27 by Simon Whitehead
There is a new group for canon printers on: Canon-printers@yahoogroups.com They might also be of help... Simon On Monday, Jan 27, 2003, at 06:31 Europe/London,
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-27 by Veniamin Kostitsin II
there is both apache and mysql for windows ... has nothing to do with unix core. Veniamin Kostitsin II http://www.digitalimage.at/
Re: Anyone using a notebook PC?
2003-01-27 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi Jerry, Well, I have to disagree. I m running OS X on both my desktop (dual G4 450MHz, 2GBytes RAM) and my bronze keyboard Black Powerbook (196MB RAM), for
RE: [Digital BW] Canon S900
2003-01-27 by Ton Guiking
Where are you located? I guess in the US, so probably no European vendors? Best, Ton G.
Canon S900
2003-01-27 by Marti nelson <ryde2rope@yahoo.com>
I am trying to purchase aCanon S900. unfortunately i cannot afford the S9000. I am having no luck in locating a S900. Can anyone tell me where I might locate
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Anyone Selling their PiezographyBW software?
2003-01-27 by kalex
I m selling my copy. I switched to different inks and no longer need it. Email me if you are interested. alex ... From: grdglass@aol.com