Re: Newbie with questions
2002-10-16 by gaberegalbuto
... I picked up a quadtone set from MIS. I got the Full Spectrum Neutral. www.inksupply.com The other major competition is Piezography www.inkjetmall.com I am
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2002-10-16 by gaberegalbuto
... I picked up a quadtone set from MIS. I got the Full Spectrum Neutral. www.inksupply.com The other major competition is Piezography www.inkjetmall.com I am
2002-10-16 by JimD
I ve participated in several print exchanges and have a couple of Jerry s prints. He makes excellent prints. Austin can do the math till he s blue in the face.
2002-10-16 by Austin Franklin
... And...the density range that the printer outputs, that too, is entirely decoupled from the original scene latitude, and from the film density range as
2002-10-16 by Austin Franklin
... What exactly do you mean by that? Are you talking about original scene stops, which is really the only place stops enter into the picture (no pun
2002-10-16 by Jon Cone
... Quads done in the old school CMYK style are not necessarily the right way - it is just one way. Driving inks through a CMYK driver does not actually need
2002-10-16 by Austin Franklin
Tony, ... No, what I said is right on. You are confusing scene latitude with film density range. The two are NOT the same. ... Current digital one shot
2002-10-16 by Jeff Randall
A more mainline approach to cleaning the bottom of the head and the parking pad would be to: 1) Get the printhead into the cartrige changing position (left
2002-10-16 by david_bookbinder@sprynet.com
Very nicely put. To say one is better than the other strikes me as similar to saying that an acrylic painting is better than an oil painting (or vice
2002-10-16 by Tony Terlecki
... 12 stops - let s see that is a relative dmax of about 3.6. Seeing as most people go to all sorts of lengths to even reach a 2.0 relative dmax on an inkjet
2002-10-16 by aardvarko
... by ... what ... First off, I don t believe that you *can* buy new printheads. 1. get some nice, thick paper - if you ve got an otherwise unusable sheet of
2002-10-16 by Paul Roark
... And, right near the top of the list, inks smell better than hypo. More seriously, I find working at my computer is much more compatible with participation
2002-10-16 by Jon Cone
Chris, I of all people am the least qualified to comment on MIS inks and microbanding! But I can tell you that we have a testing lab with somewhere between 40
2002-10-16 by Moreno Polloni
... I also find the degree of digital control to be much finer, the prints are sharper, and there s better consistency from print to print. Silver prints,
2002-10-16 by Austin Franklin
Jerry, ... Irrespective, it CAN do it. ... No, physically not possible. ... It has nothing to do with Photoshop at all, that s the part I simply don t
2002-10-16 by Austin Franklin
Hi Clayton, ... I ve been doing digital imaging for almost as long as I ve been doing regular photography, so I speak from my own experience, not from
2002-10-16 by Paul Roark
Has anyone ever used or heard about the Preval sprayer? Although I m fairly convinced the wire-wound ( Mayer ) rod is the best way to get a near perfect
2002-10-16 by Chris Hargens
First check print head alignment. I d also fiddle with the curves a bit to see if they are the source of your problem. BTW, I myself have my 1160 with CFS
2002-10-16 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, ... and they are limited to 11/12 stops at this point in time. ... than my darkroom prints ... This is shaping up like one of those classic Theorist
2002-10-15 by Ken Carney
Paul, thank you very much for this detailed information. I have been fascinated by the concept ever since seeing some of Paul Strand s coated platinum prints.
2002-10-15 by cmpatti2001
I hadn t used my 1280 CFS system for a while, and after many trials and tribulations have got it working again. I decided to try to Tyler Boley curves for the
2002-10-15 by jimevans_2000
Hi - what a group! One of the most active groups I ve seen. I m using a Sony DSC-F70 to shoot infrared shots. I ve been hearing about using quadtone inks for
2002-10-15 by Jerry Olson
Austin, film can not record 15 stops of information without much overexposure and underdevelopment. Digital can record as much as film. Of course you have to
2002-10-15 by Kip Babington
I ve used both the Classic Gloss and Smooth Gloss with Small Gamut inks. I think the ink worked well on the Classic, but I thought it looked better on the
2002-10-15 by hogarth1x
... the image ... print, you ... information ... specifically ... don t care ... print ... images. I ... ever ... imaging ... subject to ... stops at ... And,
2002-10-15 by hogarth1x
... post, ... If you are printing color inks to make a B&W image, perhaps it does. It does *not* make sense when printing B&W quad tone inks, at least it
2002-10-15 by rlsopher
Hi Martin, Sometime ago you posted a table of densitometers etc for profiling. I printed and filed it so that it could be readily retrieved... I ll eventually
2002-10-15 by Rick Schiller
Anyone using the Ilford Classic Gloss with Lyson Small Gamut? Does the paper take the ink well? Rick
2002-10-15 by Austin Franklin
Andrew, Why couldn t you have simply done what you wanted, and not said a word, about it? What was the point of your public announcement ? And yes, I know,
2002-10-15 by Shilesh Jani
Those who have been following the more to the story threads may know that it was originally from an experiment posted on the Piezography website (see message
2002-10-15 by Martin Wesley
I strongly recommend that all the inkjet users visit Jon s poll and cast a vote. You don t often get an opportunity to have a say in a new product you may use.
2002-10-15 by Andrew Biggs
I think I have finally reached the point where any email from this group, with Austin s name will go directly in the deleted items folder. Sorry, Austin, but
2002-10-15 by Martin Wesley
... From: Jon Cone To: Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 6:42 AM Subject: [Digital
2002-10-15 by Austin Franklin
Hi Jerry, ... Whether an image looks VERY good or not, has nothing to do with the image containing better highlights and shadow detail . ... I don t
2002-10-15 by Tim Atherton
For those who have had good results in terms of quality and longevity, unfortunately, the following was the response from Kodak when I asked about the
2002-10-15 by Mark Greening
2002-10-15 by Jerry Olson
Austin, I hate getting into another debate with you. I am looking at VERY good images. I KNOW how to make exhibition prints Austin. I was a custom printer for
2002-10-15 by Austin Franklin
Hi Bruce, Good post. I see another issue...the compressing and combining of the tonal scale. If the dark end of the scale fades, and some of the tones then
2002-10-15 by Tony Terlecki
... A The problem with B is that it is not wysiwyg, and many of us don t care to print while having to imagine what it will look like some time down the road.
2002-10-15 by Bruce Kinch
... I just voted. What seems to be getting lost in the translation is that there is fading and there is fading, but that the degree of fade is not the only
2002-10-15 by pleistocenehome
Hi Frankg, I regularly do a kind of test strip to compare variations before going to final prints. I have no idea whether or not my methods are efficient
2002-10-15 by Alessandro Pardi
Exactly what I ve been looking after in the last weeks. Actually I was hoping to find a DIY process to make bindings with metal wire spirals rather than
2002-10-15 by Jon Cone
I created the following poll on the Piezography group relating to black ink positions in regards to longevity and aesthetics. Please come over and chose your
2002-10-15 by Julian Thomas
I d use both Jon. One for the porfolio and one for the sales. You aren t going to please everybody all of the time! But then, I prefer dyes to pigs for
2002-10-15 by Jon Cone
on 10/15/02 5:28 AM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com at ... Martin, Honest opinion time. Okay??? A - If we deliver you a black with the same
2002-10-15 by John Vitollo
... My Vote is for A easily! John V.
2002-10-15 by Clayton Jones
Paul, Thanks for the excellent overview. Very helpful. Regards, - cj
2002-10-15 by Albert Wang
Hi folks, If I am printing a monochrome print using the option Working Gray- Gray Gamma 2.2 under profile settings, what does that do for the final print? I m
2002-10-15 by Stephen Kobrin
After printing PS tri- and quadtones for a few years I switched to MIS-VM inks on EAM paper a few weeks ago and noticed a dramatic improvement in the range of
2002-10-15 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Wendel White To: Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 1:28 PM Subject: Re:
2002-10-15 by Wendel White
Martin, Paul... It seems that hardly anyone is using Optima coatings and I was wondering if it is just the cost or are there other issues? By their