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2002-10-14 by Austin Franklin
Truman, ... I don t quite understand what you are saying here... Of course the sensor sees photons, as in light, it does not see electrons, but during the
2002-10-14 by Earl Olsen
Martin, Perhaps the Camera Arts article you referred to is from the April/May 2002 issue: Digital Domain -- Scanning 101 and The New Epson Expression 1640XL
2002-10-14 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bruce, ... quality of the print. From 35mm tri-x, the printer dots fit in nicely with the film grain. During the summer I read an interview with a
2002-10-14 by Clayton Jones
Eddie, ... Isn t the 1160 a 4-ink printer? Perhaps it only works well with 6-ink printers...are the nozzles that different, or ink dot sizes, or maybe the
2002-10-14 by Truman Prevatt
Actually the sensor see s photons and electrons or a potnetial difference (voltage) or a current flow (depending on the particulars of the sensor and the A/D )
2002-10-14 by Austin Franklin
... Hi Martin, I am VERY happy you have grasped this! This lays the foundation for discussing what now happens to the data, using terms we now both understand
2002-10-14 by Austin Franklin
Hi Truman, ... It s really a voltage matching circuit. The typical A/D has an input voltage range of say +3V to -3V (which is 6V peak to peak), and the CCD
2002-10-13 by KAPTJON
Martin, When I called ViewCamera Magazine I asked the name of the author of this specific article. I didn t write it down however it was a different name than
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
Bob, Thanks for passing on that information. That ,coupled with Truman s earlier remarks about PS basically being an 8-bit program with some 16-bit
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
From: Austin Franklin To: Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 9:15 AM Subject: RE:
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
... From: Austin Franklin To: Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2002 8:58 AM Subject: RE:
2002-10-13 by Shilesh Jani
I sent the following message to Jon Cone. I did not intend for him to cause him grief over this technical issue of great interest to me. Shilesh Dear Mr.
2002-10-13 by Edward Wiseman
Yes.. I too get fine results using Black-Only with my 1160 Epson...BUT..I get banding..I m using Generations G4 black.. When I use MIS VM inks ala Paul
2002-10-13 by Truman Prevatt
So what you are saying is that film scanners have no amplifaction on the sensor prior to the A/D? This means that tonal range for higher bit scans is
2002-10-13 by Bruce
on 10/13/2002 1:53 AM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com at ... Clayton, Thanks for your post. I ve been using the piezo software/original inks with
2002-10-13 by Austin Franklin
Hi again, Martin! ... Correct. ... Yeah, that is why I want to understand what on earth is going on with the raw data...and how it s justified. A digression:
2002-10-13 by Tim Atherton
... try FP4 or even HP5 in 8x10 - basically grainless, wonderful smooth toned prints printed on my 1160 with VM ... :-) tim
2002-10-13 by Austin Franklin
Hi Martin, ... I think you ve confused your self a bit (no pun intended) with left and right, and I possibly didn t help. What you describe above would be LEFT
2002-10-13 by Paul Roark
Jeffrey, ... I definitely agree. In fact, the high quality of the inkjet outputs have caused me to go from my standard medium format Tmax 100 to medium format
2002-10-13 by thronxx
Hi to all, I ve been having a good time experimenting with MIS-VM Ink and stock curves on a 1280. Results have been alright so far with files scanned from
2002-10-13 by Jon Cone
I do not know if there is enough time in the world to read the BW list as well as our own Piezography lists. I sleep little as it is. But I think that I
2002-10-13 by Truman Prevatt
Austin, I was more interesting in debugging the process yesterday. Yes it was valid tiff data - Mathlab has complet support tiff. It supports 8 and 16 bit gray
2002-10-13 by thronxx
I have nothing to contribute technically here. Just wanted to say Thanks for all this extremely helpful stuff you guys are doing. Gratefully, Jeffrey Fass
2002-10-13 by Bob Frost
Martin, Here s what Russel Williams had to say on this on the Epson-inkjet list not so long ago: As for 16 bit layers, here s a revised version of an item
2002-10-13 by Cristian Baitg
Hi Martin: strange......I am on this forum and never received directly the e-mails. I just had to log on the page to see replies. Well I will do what you said.
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
Cristian, You joined this Yahoo group on October 6th and asked to receive all the posts as individual e-mails. If this is not what you want please change the
2002-10-13 by Cristian Baitg
Hi Martin: I don t know what is happenning but I am receiving tons of e-mails from you. Chech out why this is happening. Thanks Cristian Baitg user in the B&W
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
... From: thedigitaldog To: Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 3:16 PM Subject: [Digital
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
... From: my_saad To: Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 11:40 PM Subject: [Digital BW] I
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
... From: Bug Noir To: Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 11:29 PM Subject: [Digital BW]
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
Jonathan, I also remembered an earlier article by George in Camera Arts, same publisher as View Camera, on using the 1640 for scanning with wet mounting. Was
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
... From: thronxx To: Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 2:16 PM Subject: [Digital
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
... From: gaberegalbuto To: Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 1:43 PM Subject:
2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
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2002-10-13 by Martin Wesley
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2002-10-13 by Clayton Jones
Hello Treadwinkle, ... Yes, and I ll tell how below, but first... MIS - MIS Associates, Inc., the company which makes what many believe to be the best black
2002-10-13 by sceptre12345
A lot can be accomplished with just Photoshop 5.5, which is sold rather cheaply on ebay. I d used that anytime over Photoshop Elements or LE. But then there is
2002-10-13 by Austin Franklin
... Bill, I think you might consider buying a better camera if you want high quality 11 x 14 B&W images...or use film! Austin
2002-10-13 by yonci2000
new user. just got my epson2200. will photoshop 5.0LE allow me to full capability to setup profiles for ink & paper? must i buy photoshop 7.0 to get high
2002-10-13 by Austin Franklin
... Truman, How did you set-up the scan? Is this strictly raw data? Are there any setpoints and/or curves being applied to the data by the driver? Are there
2002-10-13 by Shilesh Jani
Treadwinkle, Hope the following helps you. MIS = Inksupply.com; they sell inkjet supplies, including the FS and FSN inks that can be used with the Piezo
2002-10-13 by david_bookbinder@sprynet.com
Until (or if) PS does get more 16-bit support, for Windows users, Picture Window Pro can do many of the 16-bit operations that Photoshop can t. Everything in
2002-10-13 by Shilesh Jani
Hey Paul, I had no intention of doing the experiment myself, but the original post peeked my curiosity. The experiment, quick as it was made me late for my
2002-10-13 by Truman Prevatt
I don t know the code in PS, so I can t comment. Today I ran a small experiment. I scanned a B&W negative on my 2450 in 16 bit mode and saved it in 16 bit
2002-10-12 by Jeff Randall
Shelish s experiment confirms Tyler Boley s statement that The Epson RGB driver does not allow any CMY under 100%K. IMO, Jon s web page comparison between
2002-10-12 by Allyen Wilson
I have used Infinite Editions out of Golden, CO with excellent results. They have 3 9000 s each with a different inkset. I have
2002-10-12 by Jeff Randall
Sorry Shilesh. When you said I printed with PCM unchecked, using three media different settings , I thought you were printing without the Epson driver color
2002-10-12 by Paul Roark
Shilesh, I m glad someone finally did the clear base in the black cart experiment -- which I ve been going to do someday for a long time. Thanks for the
2002-10-12 by Shilesh Jani
Thank you Jeff, Wolff s workflow is image in grayscale . So is mine. I too have printer set to color controls , gamma = 1.8 . So I guess it is
2002-10-12 by thedigitaldog
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