Re: [Digital BW]coating was MIS Fade Data
2002-11-12 by Robert Morrison
... I m developing a coating for the purpose that will hopefully be commercially available in the next month. My product is a blend of acrylic polymers that
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2002-11-12 by Robert Morrison
... I m developing a coating for the purpose that will hopefully be commercially available in the next month. My product is a blend of acrylic polymers that
2002-11-12 by chatzebussi
Hello Thanks to everybody on this forum who warned me not to try to dilute my dried up 25% grey (forgot to put the lid on the bottle)any longer. As I have
2002-11-12 by Chris Hargens
FYI -- in the latest issue of Photo Techniques there s an article, Darkroom vs. Digital Prints by Ron Harris, that, although short, is interesting. He compares
2002-11-12 by Mark Tucker
Several weeks ago, I mistakedly answered a guy s question here about quadtones. He was speaking of quad inks; I thought he wanted instruction on offset
2002-11-12 by Tim Atherton
... what are you coating with Robert?
2002-11-12 by Jerry Olson
Julian, all my tests indicate that Mirandas action produces sharper results than Genuine fractals. Not by much, but noticeable. You are right about the file
2002-11-12 by Jerry Olson
Chris, the 1280 is a PRINTER. the 2450 is a scanner. Jerry
2002-11-12 by TigerShark
Since I upgraded from PhotoShop 5.5 to 6.0, my main complaint was that the floating brushes palette (F5) was gone, and was integrated into the clumsy toolbar.
2002-11-12 by Julian Thomas
But the Miranda action doesn t reduce the size of the archive file and uses PS bicubic interpolation which gives softer results on many subjects (I ve tried
2002-11-12 by Jerry Olson
No. The coolscan 4000 is a 35mm scanner. Fred Miranda s Stair Step action filter is slightly better than genuine fractals, ten times faster, and only costs
2002-11-12 by scrber
Been driving me nuts too - I didn t see an answer so far - CAN you change the colour of the cursor ???? Steve ... for ... could ... ... the ... to
2002-11-12 by scrber
Been driving me nuts too - I didn t see an answer so far - CAN you change the colour of the cursor ???? Steve ... for ... could ... ... the ... to
2002-11-12 by Jeff Randall
... skin ... better ... inverting, ... Colin: I ve half-heartedly tried blending two scans a couple of times (one optimized for the shadows and one for the
2002-11-12 by Paul Roark
Robert, ... No, if Matte black can t do any better than the low 1.5 s with most matte papers, most people will have no interest in it -- especially given its
2002-11-12 by Chris Hargens
Oops -- I guess I still haven t wiped the sleep from my eyes. I was thinking scanner while you were talking printer. Chris ... been ... the ... Epson s ...
2002-11-12 by Chris Hargens
I m curious, Jerry. Was there any particular reason you chose the 1280 over the 2450? I ve heard lots of good things about the 2450, been thinking about buying
2002-11-12 by Ton Guiking
... And now the next question is of course: what did you buy (and why)? Really interesting to know!! Best, Ton Guiking
2002-11-12 by Stephen Kobrin
I asked the original question about contact prints and with the help of the group and some tinkering have been able to produce more than statisfactory contacts
2002-11-12 by Matthew Born
Lynne, I believe Eclipse Satine is both dual sided and works with dyes and pigs. Pretty good prices at Inkjetgoodies.com right now. Matthew Born ... is
2002-11-12 by Steven Karafyllakis
That driver is available on the Epson USA site, along with a whole lot of others, for most recent epson equipment. Try looking here:
2002-11-12 by Bob_Michaels
Tim: I suggest you completely read Wayne Fulton s website a few scanning tips www.scantips.com before you plunk down real money on a scanner. There is a
2002-11-12 by colingruk
... scanners ... can ... Thanks once again, Jeff, for your prompt and helpful response. I have checked the user s guide and will try it out when I get time,
2002-11-12 by winddancing
In response to Jim Hayes: Once I heard about the issue I queried Andrew Rodney as he d have more resources (influence) towards a greater explanation. He got
2002-11-12 by Robert Morrison
... I haven t done the tests myself...I was working off of numbers that Antonis had generated with his 2200. I haven t put matte black into my 2200 yet. The
2002-11-12 by Carolyn Frayn
... As the Canon you first spoke of is, so are the Nikon 4000 and the Polaroid SS4000 (+) 35mm film scanners...the Polaroid is a Microtek Artixscan scanner.
2002-11-12 by Richard Sintchak
Monday, November 11, 2002, 7:57:43 PM, Christopher Williams wrote: CW I went with the CanoScan FS4000 because it does cost $400-500 less than the CW Nikon
2002-11-12 by Christopher Williams
Check out B&H Photo for Canon 4000 scanners at used(out of box)specials. Last week they had one for $729.00 w/warranty. Don t buy Gray on Canon, they will not
2002-11-12 by Richard Sintchak
Monday, November 11, 2002, 7:01:22 PM, Tim Timmermans wrote: TT Thanks Bob, TT I have been using the Epson 1200UPHOTO flatbed for a couple of years TT and
2002-11-12 by James Downs
I vote for the Canon FS4000. I bought one and am really happy withit. Jim ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2002-11-12 by Paul Roark
The PiezoTone WN & Selenium test strips that I tested had excellent midtone fade characteristics. I have not tested the Museum black. The UltraChrome matte
2002-11-12 by Christopher Williams
I went with the CanoScan FS4000 because it does cost $400-500 less than the Nikon 4000 scanner. Sure, it s a bit slower, but FARE works much better than ICE.
2002-11-12 by Robert Morrison
... Yes the neutral warm piezotone inks with Museum Black are the most stable inks at present. Robert
2002-11-12 by jim hayes
... W98 OS ... Can you state your source? Give more detail? I talked to Eileena(sp?) from Colorbyte this morning. She stated that she was the person that spent
2002-11-12 by Tim Timmermans
... desktop ... wise, ... I like that GF is packaged with nikon but I can get the canon (grey Market) for $700 something on ebay so I can just buy GF. DOes the
2002-11-12 by bgs
I m from the NY/NJ area. Whaddya need? Midnight sales daily!!! Hot Buys Whatever----good luck. ... From: Tim Timmermans To:
2002-11-12 by PhotoBike@aol.com
Roark Fade Tests PiezoToneWN 50% MIS-FS 50% 1.56% fade 18.18% fade The above data is from Mr. Roark s test in the files section. I want the most
2002-11-12 by PhotoBike@aol.com
Roark Fade Tests PiezoToneWN 50% MIS-FS 50% 1.56% fade 18.18% fade The above data is from Mr. Roark s test in the files section. I want the most
2002-11-12 by Tim Timmermans
... ordered one yesterday. ... The one thing I like about the one I got at Comp USA is their replacement warranty. I actually bought a used 1270 for $150. Just
2002-11-12 by Jerry Olson
the 1280 is currently $479 at the Stock Solution, and after Epson s rebate it s only $379. They offer free shipping, too. I just ordered one yesterday. Jerry
2002-11-12 by Jerry Olson
Canon s lens on that scanner was rated the sharpest lens of any desktop scanner by one of the pro photo mags about 8 months ago. Quality wise, the nikon 4000
2002-11-12 by frankg_photo
... out of the ... What is the exact name for this curve ? Looking at the MIS site is confusing enough unless you know precisely what you re looking for. Frank
2002-11-12 by Tim Timmermans
Thanks Bob, I have been using the Epson 1200UPHOTO flatbed for a couple of years and it s not bad for lower end scanner. I suspect the Minolta with not be
2002-11-12 by Tim Timmermans
Thanks Ken, I was using the Canon FS4000 for a while and was pleased with the results but it was slow and seemed to crash a lot. I m guessing the Nikon takes
2002-11-12 by Ken Carney
I stand corrected. The RC papers are good for contact sheets and proofs that you want to hang up for a while until you decide how to print it. But, with the
2002-11-12 by Bob_Michaels
Tim: I jumped in a few weeks ago. I read a lot of the posts here but 99% were way over my head. Try it, it s not too hard at all to quickly get reasonable
2002-11-12 by Ken Carney
Tim, for 35mm I have and can recommend the Nikon Coolscan 4000. I think you can get one for around $1,500-1,600. Since with 35mm you re doing a lot with a
2002-11-12 by Tim Timmermans
Hi gang, I was on this group for a couple of months and then have been gone for 8 months. I missed the wealth of information here. I m preparing to take the
2002-11-12 by Vincent Orlando
Glasses won t help. I wear glasses and it has been driving me mad for 2 years as I do much photoretouching work. I was hoping someone could tell me how to
2002-11-11 by winddancing
I ve had an official confirmation that for unknown reasons some W98 OS don t work with IP5.
2002-11-11 by Paul Roark
Kemal, ... The magenta also needs to be changed. I recently made the change from vm-s to fs-n, although for a different reason. I just put in two carts -- the