Re: Scanning and Zone Sys Development.
2003-01-08 by pasajack <pasajack@yahoo.com>
I don t really get what your going for but a flat negative will make a flat print- digital or silver- there is no easy way around it. you can expand contrast
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2003-01-08 by pasajack <pasajack@yahoo.com>
I don t really get what your going for but a flat negative will make a flat print- digital or silver- there is no easy way around it. you can expand contrast
2003-01-08 by Shire,Stanley
Not a bad thought but, one of the main reasons for using the Zone System (in addition to printing everything on one grade of paper) is to maintain shadow
2003-01-08 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... www.inkjetgoodies.com has their EternaStor presentation/display boxes.. Leave it to the guys from Utah to call it something like EternaStor.. LOL
2003-01-08 by Roger L Sopher
Hi Evelyn, I claim no serious expertese but essentially what I do is to work up the image as if I were going to print it as a B&W using what ever you normally
2003-01-07 by Kevin Gulstene
Is zone system development time manipulation irrelevant when scanning film as opposed to traditional printing? That is the question I would like some help
2003-01-07 by Evelyn Grant
Roger, Thanks for the input. At this point I need all the help I can get. I have not tried a duotone set up. So far in color all I ve done is color adjustments
2003-01-07 by Jerry Olson
Evening Peeple, Just a note to any in the group that wants a really good book on digital printing, Do get Harald Johnson s Mastering Digital Printing. It
2003-01-07 by hogarth1x <hogarth@directvinternet.com>
... Hard to say. Cone Editions claims they are going to release... something... by the PMA show in the first week of March. If you look at the web page:
2003-01-07 by Jerry Olson
Robert, I believe the MIS VM, FS, ES, etc. inksets are all 100 percent pigment. Jerry
2003-01-07 by Jim Panzer
Thanks Barrett, I didn t think of e-bay, I will check them out! Jim ... From: amateriat [mailto:bwbenton@bellatlantic.net] Sent:
2003-01-07 by amateriat <bwbenton@bellatlantic.net>
... Jim, My solution to making digital cantact sheets on the cheap (relatively speaking), was to head for eBay. What I ended up with was an Agfa Arcus II,
2003-01-07 by art@mikebragg.com
hi all- i searched the archives and couldn t find any advice. i am currently running mis-fsn inks in an 1160 using the piezography plug-in on powerbook g4 - i
2003-01-07 by K2 Chittin <k2lists@hotmail.com>
Barrett Thanks for the reply. Ilford sample packs are freely available here in the UK. I presume only one per customer though. However, they re also quite
2003-01-07 by Vladimir Kabelik <artcoreproductions@sym
... it should ... postponed, ... on the ... Hello Ernst: Thank you for your reply! I would love to hear about your first impressions re. Epson Perfection 3200.
2003-01-07 by Roger L Sopher
Hi Evelyn, Pardon me for jumping in. I had a similar problem in getting the degree of sepia that I had envisioned the image and ended up going back to a color
2003-01-07 by K2 Chittin <k2lists@hotmail.com>
Kip I try and follow a few Epson lists but am not always successful keeping up to date. This has been compounded by prolonged illness of my grandfather,
2003-01-07 by eleanor77027 <elliebrown@aol.com>
Evelyn, try printing the piezo carbon sepia inks on Concorde Rag--this paper will possibly get you closer to the sepia range you are looking for- eleanor -- In
2003-01-07 by Edward Wiseman
Evelyn.. I recently switched from the standard MIS VM a-la-Roark to the Sepia version...I love it!!..I m doing alot of restorations, and it seems to fit
2003-01-07 by bawalker@attbi.com
Is it your experience when you order online that stock statuses are incorrect, or no stock status appears, or you receive notification of backordered items
2003-01-07 by cschaible94111 <cschaible@cooley.com>
Can anyone recommend a quality source for 13x19 portfolio books? Thanks in advance. Chuck
2003-01-07 by Evelyn Grant
Well Robert, now you have given me doubts about the VM sepia set. But I feel I have to give them a try since the inks from Cone are no where near sepia. I
2003-01-07 by Robert Morrison
I ve seen full sepia ouput from the VM-Sepia set and it looks washed out to me. As I recall Paul Roark doesn t even use the full sepia curves...opting instead
2003-01-07 by Ed Mathews
... ... Do you mean you printed this using all the Epson color inks (not just black)? Thanks, Ed http://lightandsilver.com
2003-01-07 by danielstaver <daniel@petraflux.com>
Are there any other settings you need to adjust to get this to work? Because printing a BW image in RGB mode here on my 2100 produces an image with a strong
2003-01-07 by Evelyn Grant
Thanks for the reply Eleanor. I m just not getting any brown tones at all with the carbon sepia inks. Just very warm b&w. I m not familiar with the Agfa
2003-01-07 by digibertnl <henk_wolters@hotmail.com>
Hello group, As you have seen from a previous posting some days ago I am testing the IProof PowerRip 2000 to get B&W prints without the metarism as we get from
2003-01-07 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... I assume you are referring to Clayton s comments: Some inks take on a greenish or magenta cast after a few months or even a few weeks. Other brands
2003-01-07 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
Attended the Epson Print Academy last weekend. It was a several hour presentation validating inkjet printing (especially using Epson equipment)that was
2003-01-07 by Jim Panzer
Hey Group, Happy New Year! I am going to have to buy a scanner soon for the purpose of scanning printed shots for re-print and also for making contact sheets.
2003-01-07 by s.wadham
Thanks for your reply. I visited your website and was pleased to learn that once the prints have turned colour, they will not change further. So could I
2003-01-07 by Tim Atherton
http://www.polaroid.com/service/software/poladsr/poladsr.html not too bad
2003-01-07 by Edward Wiseman
Try Polaroid Dust and Scratches filter from http://www.polaroid.com ..and it s FREE!! Eddie Wiseman ... From: Truman Prevatt To:
2003-01-07 by Truman Prevatt
Does anyone know of any packages, maybe PS plugins, that can be used to remove dust spots for scanned negatives for those of us not lucky enough to have ICE,
2003-01-07 by Jean-Marc Humbert <humbertjm@yahoo.com>
... superior ... CIS ... Hello Bill, What about IP5 with 1160 and MIS inks? Is the 1160 supported by IP5? If yes, what are the results with MIS inks? Have you
2003-01-07 by Jean-Marc Humbert <humbertjm@yahoo.com>
Following my post relating to an upgrade for the combination of PiezographyBW/1160 and MIS FS Neutral, I found out that Colorbyte offers a RIP named Imageprint
2003-01-07 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
... black? ... I ve never seen a Gen 4 black, but I can say it isn t as black as I d like... I can get some improvement in Dmax by clipping the shadows, but my
2003-01-07 by Kip Babington
FWIW, I just tried a set of Lyson Quad Black cartridges in my Canon S9000 (a 6 ink set) on a variety of papers, including Ilford Smooth Pearl and Smooth Gloss.
2003-01-07 by amateriat <bwbenton@bellatlantic.net>
... I regularly use Lyson QuadBlack Neutral on EAM with an Epson 1160, but I ve experimented a bit with semi-gloss papers from both Epson and Mitsubishi with
2003-01-07 by amateriat <bwbenton@bellatlantic.net>
... Jean-Marc Humbert ... JMH, I have essentially the same setup as yours (Epson 1160, EAM), except that I use Lyson
2003-01-07 by Thomas Fors
We re looking for someone to represent the Piezotone camp in our technical print exchange. If you re using piezotone inks, we d like to hear from you:
2003-01-07 by Thomas Fors
Thanks Jim, Colorbyte also created profiles for me on Epson Textured Fine Art (you have to cut the rolls to fit them through the 2200). I haven t had the time
2003-01-07 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
There now are new 95%ink reduction profiles for Eclipse Satine BW for both color and b&w for 2200. I ve only tried the grey, and only printed Paul s step wedge
2003-01-07 by Rick Colson
Many people on this list have posted having good results dry mounting inkjet prints in a heat press. If you go through the archive you might discover some. One
2003-01-06 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Jake, ... 1280 - Much less expensive than the 2200 - More 3rd party inks and add-on products to choose from - More workflows and other solutions to
2003-01-06 by Andrew Biggs
Roy- you rock. Good luck on the show. -Andy ... From: Roy Harrington Sent: Mon 1/6/2003 12:55 PM To:
2003-01-06 by Peter Palmieri
It wasn t for HRP rather is was for the settings for B&W prints. There was no specific paper mentioned. You can find it at www.luminous-landscape.com When
2003-01-06 by Roy Harrington <roy@harrington.com>
... Harrington ... steam ... Jamestown, ... to ... Thanks for looking. Sorry, I haven t had a chance to do the website yet. The real thing has had precedence
2003-01-06 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Austin, Do you sleeve your stored prints? With Inkjet permanence being what it is (unless you coat your prints like Mark Tucker or Paul), I highly
2003-01-06 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... He still has the special at: Keith Just some guy, and
2003-01-06 by Jerry Olson
Inkjet goodies has 8.5x11. I have a couple of them. Jerry