RE: [Digital BW] Re: Has anyone ever tried digital negatives?
2002-12-30 by Bill Poff
Steve, What kind of film recorder/film did you use? What was the problem you ran into? Resolution, curves, etc. I have a MGI Solitaire which will shoot a 4x5
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Digital Albums
2002-12-30 by Carl Schofield
On Sunday, December 29, 2002, at 10:10 PM, Charles Bandes ... You could try making your own flexible hinges for the Eclipse paper by using a strip of folded
Re: Newbie question on use of wedges
2002-12-30 by Steve Rosenblum <stevierose@yahoo.com>
Thanks to those who have responded. I have downloaded the wedge file and looked at Clayton Jones tutorials. Can anyone refer me to an explanation of exactly
Re: [Digital BW] Colorbyte and Ink questions
2002-12-30 by Julian Thomas
Thanks for the info Ernst - the more approaches talked about the better or the lists get dominated by too few brand names! Julian ... From: Ernst Dinkla
[Digital BW] Re: Has anyone ever tried digital negatives?
2002-12-30 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
Aside from my not-too-positive experience with film recorder output, I also took a swing at printing digital negs on an Epson 1280 using the OEM dye inks and
printing and binding
2002-12-30 by lomoeye <james.stogdill@verizon.net>
Hi, I saw a sample of the bound coffee table books that can be ordered through iPhoto and was intrigued. However, I m a PC owner and haven t been able to
Re: [Digital BW] Colorbyte and Ink questions
2002-12-30 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Julian Thomas To: Sent: Monday, December 30, 2002 2:47 PM Subject: Re:
Re: Digital Albums
2002-12-30 by Diana Park
On the Kolo site they offer protector sheets for their post-bound books, so it would be feasible to print using your own paper (which I would prefer to do),
Re: [Digital BW] Colorbyte and Ink questions
2002-12-30 by Julian Thomas
This is one of the big plusses of the Posterprint RIP. First you linearise the RIP for each inkset, then you can tweak the black laydown, then you profile for
Re: [Digital BW] Colorbyte and Ink questions
2002-12-30 by bigheadbloggs <daniel@smithdan.com>
I too was interested in profiling Gen4 pig inks for use with ImagePrint. I use an Epson 9500 with Gen4 inks and IP4. Although I can get good WYSIWYG prints
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Has anyone ever tried digital negatives?
2002-12-30 by Bill Agee
... After a year plus of being serious about inkjet...I am about ready to go to Lightjet 5000 and Fuji crystal archive paper until the technology gets it
Re: Newbie question on use of wedges
2002-12-30 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
... newbie ... I ... the ... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/files/Image %20processing/21stepNew.jpg It s on this Yahoo group under
[Digital BW] Re: Digital Albums
2002-12-30 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
Actually all of the systems we re discussing have proprietary pages that are inkjet-printable. I m sure there would be ways to use your own papers with
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Has anyone ever tried digital negatives?
2002-12-30 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
Haven t personally done it since the late 80 s/early 90 s... And then, it was color separations done with a laser.. Quite rudimentary... I know that Harald
Re: [Digital BW] Newbie question on use of wedges
2002-12-30 by Jerry Olson
Make a black to white gradient in photoshop, and under the posterize command, choose 21 steps. This will make a perfect 21 step wedge. You can also make your
Copy of Making Digital Negatives for Sale
2002-12-30 by Luke Granfield
If anyone is interested, I have have a copy of the *1st edition* of Dan s book, Making Digital Negatives for Contact Printing, I m willing to sell for $12 plus
Re: [Digital BW] Newbie question on use of wedges
2002-12-30 by winddancing
CF Clayton Jones site.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Digital Albums
2002-12-30 by Jerry Olson
I believe you are supposed to use your OWN paper! Jerry
Re: [Digital BW] Scanner recommendation
2002-12-30 by Jerry Olson
Sharpness is the same, Nikon is the better made, has more features, wider range, etc. It s a matter of how picky you are about maximum quality. Jerry
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Has anyone ever tried digital negatives?
2002-12-30 by Jerry Olson
Dan does this all the time. Jerry
Re: [Digital BW] Re:EAM and EEM
2002-12-30 by Jerry Olson
Clayton, Legion photo matte, and possibly Aspen from media street, but Aspen is a tad too thin. CD Tobie recommends the Dotworks line of papers. Then there
Newbie question on use of wedges
2002-12-30 by Steve Rosenblum <stevierose@yahoo.com>
Hi folks- I ve been lurking in the forum for quite awhile and now have a newbie question that I hope you can help me with. Where can I read about/learn about
Pizza wheel woes on 2200
2002-12-30 by jim hayes <jimhayes@frii.com>
Haven t got the banding back yet, so all is well, and clogging issues are few. Now what I get, only on Photorag 308 gsm letter size are thin score lines
Re: [Digital BW] Colorbyte and Ink questions
2002-12-30 by Thomas Fors
... From: ... This statement precisely sums up my mixed feelings for ImagePrint. Well put Bill. --Tom
Re: Has anyone ever tried digital negatives?
2002-12-30 by hjswim2@aol.com
Renan:
Epson Ink Details
2002-12-30 by Thomas Fors
I agree with Paul Roark that it seems likely Epson created the MSDS sheets to be technically correct, but also hide the true composition of the ink. Another
RE: [Digital BW] Colorbyte and Ink questions
2002-12-30 by Lloyd O'Daniel
Jim, Apologies not necessary. I took no offense at your message. If it seemed that way, I apologize. :-) Lloyd ... From: jim hayes
1290 Driver works well on Epson 1280--more info
2002-12-30 by Peter A. Klein <pklein@2alpha.net>
I stayed up late last night and printed six letter-size prints of the same picture with the warm, neutral or medium warm, and cold curves for each
Re: Photoshop LE
2002-12-30 by Joe <rockclimber@yahoo.com>
Don t know if LE will let you import curves but if you want a great photo editting program that does allow the importation of PS curves and you don t want to
Re: Scanner recommendation
2002-12-30 by Joe <rockclimber@yahoo.com>
Howdy, I ve got a Canon FS4000 and I ve been very impressed with its performance. It s a tad slow when using a USB connection but using a SCSI card will speed
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Has anyone ever tried digital negatives?
2002-12-30 by Ken Carney
I think the book would be well worth your time (www.danburkholder.com). I have the first and second editions and learned about as much about Photoshop as
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Has anyone ever tried digital negatives?
2002-12-29 by Les McLean
I tried this several years ago, initially to make Van Dyke Brown and Cyanotype prints but I did try Silver prints too. I was quite surprised at the results
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Has anyone ever tried digital negatives?
2002-12-29 by Renan Lopes
Take a look at Dan Bulkholder s site He has a book about this subject. Renan Lopes http://www.danburkholder.com/Pages/main_pages/page1_main.htm
RE: [Digital BW] Scanner recommendation
2002-12-29 by Linda Kasparek
I too am going through the process of choosing a scanner. Here is a link you might find informative: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/scanrex.htm Good luck!
Re: [Digital BW] Scanner recommendation
2002-12-29 by Christopher Williams
Simple. Canon s FARE is better than ICE. Canoscan FS 4000. Chris New Orleans ... From: To:
[Digital BW] Re: Digital Albums
2002-12-29 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
I just got back with my Kolo album and pages. No prints yet. I have a feeling that it would be trivially easy to retrofit just about any type of paper into
Re: [Digital BW] lambda BW - again!
2002-12-29 by Stephen Petegorsky
George - I think it is quite possible to get great looking b&w prints from digital files on the printers you mentioned if you go through some work up front to
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Digital Albums
2002-12-29 by Richard Sintchak
Sunday, December 29, 2002, 10:37:23 AM, Charles Bandes wrote: CBbyc Cool! Those Kolo albums sound like they re worth a try, definitely.
New Article
2002-12-29 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello All, I have posted a new article in the series on Black And White Digital Printing, making it #4 in the series. When I revised #3 last week it did two
[Digital BW] Re: Digital Albums
2002-12-29 by dw_carter <davec52@attglobal.net>
I have been very happy using Parker 20 ring binders. Cut pages of paper of your choice to fit from 24 roll. I then stamp holes with 3 ring punch with
[Digital BW] Re: Digital Albums
2002-12-29 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
Cool! Those Kolo albums sound like they re worth a try, definitely. Probably not quite in the professional realm for weddings and so forth, but they sound
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Digital Albums
2002-12-29 by Richard Sintchak
Sunday, December 29, 2002, 8:40:58 AM, Charles Bandes wrote: CBbyc I saw these at my local shop - wasn t crazy about them. The Adamant
Re: 24" Photo Rag in rolls or sheets?
2002-12-29 by burdeniii <ebiii@oreally.com>
... tends ... I have not yet gotten to the end of my first roll of 24 PR 308, though I anticipate some problems there. I hope the roll is actually a bit
Re: [Digital BW] Air in my CIS lines
2002-12-29 by Barry Kelsall
Your system may just work fine if there is just a little air in it. But- If you pulled the carts & left them without sealing the exit ports with rivets or the
Re: [Digital BW] Colorbyte and Ink questions
2002-12-29 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Bill, ... What a great summation. It puts it all together and answers many questions for those of us following along. Thanks very much. Regards,
24" Photo Rag in rolls or sheets?
2002-12-29 by Bruce Kinch
I m about to order some 24 paper for my 7000. I ve been told the Photo Rag 308 in rolls is problematic, as it tends to be too curved towards the end of the
Re: Digital Albums
2002-12-29 by Charles Bandes <byronbulb@yahoo.com>
I saw these at my local shop - wasn t crazy about them. The Adamant paper is uncoated, which makes the prints seem kinda anemic, and the binding itself is,
Photoshop LE
2002-12-29 by rafortuno <rafortuno@yahoo.com>
Does anyone know whether the Paul Roark workflows can be used with Photoshop LE or is the full version required? Thanks.
Scanner recommendation
2002-12-29 by rafortuno <rafortuno@yahoo.com>
I am looking at buying either a Canon Canoscan FS4000 or a Nikon Super Coolscan 4000 ED. Both are 4000 dpi, but the Canon is much cheaper. Does anyone have any
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Has anyone ever tried digital negatives?
2002-12-29 by Hugh Crymble
on 12/29/02 10:57 AM, treadwinkle at VOLveeta@bellsouth.net wrote: Not to my knowledge, but I d love to see if this is possible. It