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Re: Wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Doug I.

A minor correction to Don s post--my Wacom Graphire DOES allow me to define and use a smaller area of the tablet (driver vers. 4.7.2-2 on Mac OS 9.1). Not that

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Re:wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Tim Timmermans

You guys have all been great with your posts and thoughts and suggestions regarding the wacom tablet. My heartfelt thanks go out to all of you on this

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Mat Cutters

2002-11-27 by Tim Timmermans

Anyone have any thoughts on mat cutters? Logan vs Fletcher? Since 13 x 19 is most likely the largest prints I ll be doing do I need a mat cutter larger than

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Source for 13x19 (Super B) pre-cut mats?

2002-11-27 by peter_in_seattle

Does anyone know a source for pre-cut mats for 13x19 (Super B) images? (Incidentally, Epson s specs for the 1160 say the minimum margin is .12 on all sides,

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Re: [Digital BW] Wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Edward Wiseman

I ve had the original Graphire on Windoze USB for 2 years..My mouse has been gathering dust ever since..Spend some time with your Wacom..I guarantee you

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Re: [Digital BW] Wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Phillip Buzard

Greetings Tim, Keep the Faith Baby , the tablet will become the best thing you ever used with Photoshop. I use a Graphire2. I found that when I first used it,

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Re: [Digital BW] Mixing your own ink

2002-11-27 by Paul Roark

... I m not sure. I think that the warming of the Gen4 in the black position, however, may be hidden better in the shadows than if it were in the midtones.

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Re: [Digital BW] Mixing your own ink

2002-11-27 by Ernst Dinkla

... cause more fading and warm shifting. That dye in the midtones would cause them to fade even worse. For the midtones, use a black pigment that has no dye

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Re: [Digital BW] Mixing your own ink

2002-11-27 by K2 Chittin

Thanks Paul and Keith. It was one of those crazy ideas that pop into your head late at night. :) It seems like the safest route for those wanting deeper

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Re: [Digital BW] Wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Steven Karafyllakis

Tim; If you look at all the options in the driver you will find that you can change the behavior of the tablet drastically: you can make it function like a

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Re: [Digital BW] Wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Barry Kelsall

I have had two Wacoms, an ArtPad & an Intuous II, both 4x5. I can t imagine using anything larger; in fact, if they offered a model 3-1/2 x 4 in size I would

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Re: [Digital BW] Mixing your own ink

2002-11-27 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service

... The base stock varies from OEM to OEM.... Viscosities and the solubility of colorants in the carrier differ from manufacturer to manufacturer. Use a

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Re:wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Lynne Siler

Tim, Starting with the wacom was a lot like using a laptop for the first time - I never thought I d get the hang of the laptop mouse tablet. But, after a

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Re: [Digital BW] 7000 vs. 7600

2002-11-27 by Robert Morrison

I ve been using it with my 7000 since August on a mac...works fine...aside from still waiting for new Piezotone profiles. Robert

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7000 vs. 7600

2002-11-27 by Bill Giffen

I have been using the 7k for 6-8 months with IP4 then I had a need for a 7600 and color. Now using the 7600 and IP5 and all I can say is wow. Great detail,

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Wilhelm Ultrachrome Ratings

2002-11-27 by Carl Schofield

Wilhelm has rated the ultrachrome pigments (9600) on cotton rag papers at approx. 70-80+ years for full color prints and 100 years for B&W prints on the same

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[Digital BW] Mixing your own ink

2002-11-27 by Paul Roark

... I d use the base stock. In addition to viscosity, there are other things in the mix that help disperse the ink, etc. -- I think. ... Many like the Gen4 K

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Re: Wacom redux

2002-11-27 by yuccaview

... Tim! This is the best thing going for input. All you have to do is program the area of the tablet you want to use. I use only a 2x2 area approx.for two

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Re: [Digital BW] Wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Linda Jacobs

Tim - I just got the smaller Graphire2. I can tell I m going to like it, but it will take some getting used to. For one thing, I believe I will need to put my

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Re: [Digital BW] Wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Moreno Polloni

... Most people like yourself (and me) will feel more comfortable with the 4x5 tablet, mainly because the range of wrist motion required to use the 4x5 tablet

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Re: [Digital BW] Wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Andreas Sullivan

hi tim... I m looking for a wacom tablet......is it the intuos 2 tablet..? ( with purple color ??) are you willing to sell it to me ?? Pls mail me back

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Mixing your own ink

2002-11-27 by K2 Chittin

It s getting late in this part of the world. So here is an equally dumb question to go with the current state of my brain. MIS sells base stock for mixing

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Re: [Digital BW] Lyson 170g

2002-11-27 by Jerry Olson

This is the same paper as Cone Tech Matte, and Glacier from Media Street. Try the Cone Tech Matte profile. Jerry

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Re: [Digital BW] Wacom redux

2002-11-27 by Jerry Olson

If you don t have to draw anything, you d probably be happier with a mouse, but if you do anything in photoshop like retouching, NOTHING beats the wacom

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