Re: [Digital BW] Ah, the digital argument...
2002-12-09 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Hello Jerry, ... I know a lot of people are tired of these same old type of subjects, but I still love them. I only have visited Weston Beach, Point Lobos, and
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Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-09 by Mark Tucker <mark@marktucker.com>
... Yes, removeable tape would work. I also thought about having a standard mat cut, and then overlaying that over the print before spraying, as a mask. YOu
Re: [Digital BW] dylan sings
2002-12-09 by Ivan Shukster
How does being able to understand someone s diction help in being a photographer? If you mean that you must be able to understand the message of his written
Photorag & Pauls curves - tips please
2002-12-09 by knarfi_1 <fh.gross@sympatico.ca>
MIS sepia neutral Pauls curves 1160 While I can obtain satisfactory results from screen to print using EAM and/or Eclipse Satine and no custom profile, I am
Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Robert Morrison To: Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 9:09 AM Subject: Re:
Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-09 by Robert Morrison
... Screen printing is high sheer process and really messy compared to rod coating. It would require formulating a product specifically for that application.
Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-09 by Ernst Dinkla
... Yes, I did. My Thieme 3/4 automat 4.5 x 3.5 feet with a 23 feet drying section + UV curing unit has been used the last weeks to print 29 short runs for 8
[Digital BW] Re: New Lepp Profiles for 2200
2002-12-09 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
Fantastic! Now you re talking -- I hope to be among the first in line for such a device if Gregtag MacBeth decides to market it (unle$$, of cour$e, it$ out of
Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-09 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
Steve K wrote suggesting silk screen printing for coating inkjet prints. I have never coated a print with a squeegee or a mayer rod, but it seems to me that
Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-09 by Steven Karafyllakis <stevek@evcom.net>
... dried it ... for ... there ... Hi Stanley; Not to throw you off on a tangent, but have any of you guys done any silk-screening? I mean the manual fine-art
New scenery (was the digital argument)
2002-12-09 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
Jerry: I ve ridden my bicycle from San Fran down to Santa Barbara twice. Been down the N CA and Oregon coast by bicycle as well. Just love Point Lobos, Big
Re: [Digital BW] Ah, the digital argument...
2002-12-09 by Ken Carney
Well, remember what Edward Weston said: If you don t know what to photograph, look down at your feet. Actually, I never could figure out what that meant, but
Re: [Digital BW] Ah, the digital argument...
2002-12-09 by Jerry Olson
Hi Clayton, I know a lot of people are tired of these same old type of subjects, but I still love them. I only have visited Weston Beach, Point Lobos, and Big
Re: [Digital BW] Mixing Ink.
2002-12-09 by Jerry Olson
Yes they can be mixed No incompatibility problems. Jerry
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Chemistry refresher course
2002-12-09 by Jerry Olson
Yes, but household ammonia is what we are discussing here, and it really doesn t matter which you add to which. Neither one is dangerous. Jerry
Re: [Digital BW] 1160 vs. 1280 for quad/hex tone
2002-12-09 by Jerry Olson
I d go for the 1280. jerry
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ah, the digital argument..
2002-12-09 by Jerry Olson
Being There. Jerry
Mixing Ink.
2002-12-09 by rbehr2001 <rsbehr@hotmail.com>
Can the old MIS and the old Piezo Inks be mixed? Is there any compatability problem that might cause clogging?
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 1280 piezo ink installation
2002-12-09 by Benjamin C. Pierce
Following up my query yesterday, in case anybody else encounters the same question... I asked: ... the instructions that come with the piezo software include
Ersatz meyer rods
2002-12-09 by Matthew Born
-And have a chip embedded in them so that they won t work properly with a varnish not made by Epson -- a varnish which, ironically, also costs $49.95, and only
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Ah, the digital argument..
2002-12-09 by Austin Franklin
Yes! That was it.... Thanks, Austin
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 1174
2002-12-09 by gary
The site/ Way Kuul! On Sunday, December 8, 2002, at 07:05 PM, ... gary
Re: [Digital BW] Ah, the digital argument...
2002-12-09 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
Jerry, ... Good story. BTW, I forgot to add something to the list of what I saw at that web site: cypress roots and kelp at Pt Lobos. Regards, - cj
Re: [Digital BW] Ah, the digital argument...
2002-12-08 by Jerry Olson
Clayton, this reminds me of what Professor Bogie said at our first print critique at Brooks. Don t ever bring me a print of a wagon wheel . Ever. I don t
RE: [Digital BW] check out - MIS inks and Mulberry Paper
2002-12-08 by Murray Zaharia
Thanks Frank. That has got to be about the coolest Flash site that I have ever seen! MZ It takes some navigating but check out this site by the Starn Bros.
Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-08 by Tom Andrews <tandrews@boulder.net>
Hi Mark, How would you compare your E Velvet Somerset prints without coating with the coated ESFA prints you have been experimenting with? Have you compared
Re: 1160 vs. 1280 for quad/hex tone
2002-12-08 by Mark Hahn <markhahn2000@yahoo.com>
less nozzles and hoses to clog? I don t know, would be a tough call... the cheapest route would be just stop printing color and use the 1280 that you already
RE: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-08 by Shire,Stanley
Thanks for the warning. I m expecting my Hydrocote shipment tomorrow. Stan Shire Associate Professor/Department Chair Photographic Imaging Community College of
Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-08 by Mark Tucker <mark@marktucker.com>
... Shire,Stanley wrote: Next try will be to dry the print on a fiberglass screen (I knew there ... Stan, They Hydrocote that I m using (and
RE: [Digital BW] Re: New Lepp Profiles for 2200
2002-12-08 by Shire,Stanley
You wrote you can t really build a custom profile to counter this effect since no spectrophotometer/profile bundle is designed to deal with metamerism. This
RE: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-08 by Shire,Stanley
More test results. At Paul s suggestion I laid a few sheets of copy paper under the print. Better. Recommended. I also tried covering the copy paper and glass
Re: New Lepp Profiles for 2200
2002-12-08 by sanfo2003 <SandyCornelius@cox.net>
The problem I m running into with greyscale images on the 2200 is with metamerism. From what I understand metamerism is caused by an unaligned distribution of
[Digital BW] Re: Ah, the digital argument..
2002-12-08 by Clayton Jones <cj@cjcom.net>
... was really sort of a not really with it dolt...he would say things like plants need water , really meaning that the plants were dry, and needed to be
Re: Ah, the digital argument . . .
2002-12-08 by Stephen A. Tucker <stephentucker@hotmail
... I USED to be scared to move out on my own. Years ago I became discouraged and gave up photography when it seemed that I had nothing to say - nothing to add
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Chemistry refresher course
2002-12-08 by Bob Frost
Jerry, In some respects yes: but in terms of danger - NO. If you put caustic soda (sodium hydroxide - a base) on your skin, as it s name suggests, you ll get
Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-08 by Carl Schofield
Many thanks to Stanley, Paul, and Phil for all of the leads and info on this coating process. I just tried the faux meyer rod technique with a Stanley
UltraChrome Out-Gassing Concerns
2002-12-08 by Miguel Angel Aleman <alemanma@bp.com>
Hello Everyone (important enough to crosspost across various forums) A recent thread on the Epsonx7x_Printer s forum reports on the formation of an oily
1160 vs. 1280 for quad/hex tone
2002-12-08 by Bob_Michaels <Bob@BobMichaels.org>
Since used 1160s and new 1280s are now about the same price and 1280 CFS systems deal with the chip issue for $90 more than a 1160 model, is there any
RE: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-08 by Shire,Stanley
Phil: Thanks for the spring ref. Looks like the stainless steel would be the answer. I m on it. More tests with various wire diameters to come. Stan Shire
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Ah, the digital argument..
2002-12-08 by Austin Franklin
There was a movie where this guy was heralded as being a genius, but was really sort of a not really with it dolt...he would say things like plants need
Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-08 by Phil Morse
Stan, Go to http://www.pbase.com/image/8549120 for a lead on the springs. These are from a very old McMasters but will probably be the OK. Phil Morse
check out - MIS inks and Mulberry Paper
2002-12-08 by frankg_photo <frank@frankgross.com>
It takes some navigating but check out this site by the Starn Bros. (fine artists) they have some prints (leaves, botanicals etc.) that are titled/credited
RE: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-08 by Shire,Stanley
Carl: Thanks for the chart. As soon as I locate a catalog for screen door springs we can perhaps use it to get some equivalency chart between the mayer rods
RE: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-08 by Shire,Stanley
Paul: I did not roll the screen door spring/dowel combo, but rather dragged it (letting its own weight be the major downward force). No rolling. Thanks to Carl
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ah, the digital argument..
2002-12-08 by Truman Prevatt
.............the answer my firend is blowing in the wind......... Just have to turn you head a little to the left or right to tune it in:-). Truman ...
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Ah, the digital argument..
2002-12-08 by Austin Franklin
... What is it he writes and says? I can t make out half the words of any of his songs...
Re: [Digital BW] Mayer Rod Substitute...the saga and workflow
2002-12-08 by Carl Schofield
I think most screen door springs are made of 16 gauge wire (0.05 inch diameter) which would equate to a #50 mayer rod. http://www.gardco.com/rodschart.html
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 1172
2002-12-08 by Bruce
on 12/7/2002 5:45 PM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com at ... Chris, When did you return your scanner? I received mine in late September I think.
Re: [Digital BW] Nikon 8000 Scanner Failures
2002-12-08 by Ernst Dinkla
Chris, There s a Coolscan 8000 list at Yahoo. I ve had no problems with my 8000. So far I haven t seen any report like this from another user. You should load
Selling my 1290 and 1160+Piezography in Bangkok
2002-12-08 by Mitch Alland
Having just received my new 7600, I would like to sell the following two Epson printers in Bangkok: -Epson 1290 (which I have used for color) -Epson 1160 +