2002-10-09 by David J. Bookbinder
I ve just put up a prototype photo gallery website, www.phototransformations.com, and would appreciate any feedback on the site itself (navigability, design,
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2002-10-09 by workmantx@aol.com
Light Impressions does have lots of sizes, but they may not have it in stock! I placed an order on September 4th for a 14 x 17 inch Thinline Portfolio Box.
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2002-10-09 by Austin Franklin
Hi Bob, How about for the horizontal head movement? That s not a stepper? Paper advance makes sense to use an encoder... Anyway, that resolution, 1/180
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2002-10-09 by agus suprijono
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2002-10-09 by David Townend
There is one fact that may be a problem with the Blue Eye system that may be worth mentioning... it will not work with any other manufacturers monitors... I
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2002-10-09 by Stephen Petegorsky
Altor - I have an older LaCie 22 , and wish that I had bought the Blue Eye. I ve had the Colorvision Spyder, which works fine, but my assistant has the Blue
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2002-10-09 by Bob Frost
Austin, Sorry for the delay in replying - been away. My 1270 and 1290 definitely do not have stepper motors, but use encoders as you suggest. The service
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2002-10-09 by grdglass@aol.com
Frank, You could make your image size 1/4 inch smaller. Helene ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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2002-10-09 by grdglass@aol.com
Andrew, Thanks for the info on your seminars. A couple of weeks ago, you said you were setting up your 2200 and would report back to us with a comparison to
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2002-10-09 by Tina Manley
... www.lightimpressionsdirect.com has nice film and storage boxes in all of the sizes you listed.
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2002-10-09 by aitor Peña Inclán
Hi, I have purchase a Lacie 22 monitor and thre is a especial offer for the blue eye calibrator if I buy it with th monitor. I wonder if is a good option to
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2002-10-09 by Julian Thomas
Martin has just placed the adjustment curves I m using for Photorag and William Turner on my 1160 here Files Ink Sets MIS MIS FS Jeff Randall s
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2002-10-09 by colingruk
Rick (and others) While this does not address your question directly, John Read of Marrutt,the UK distributor/retailer of Lyson inks, is recommending custom
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2002-10-09 by Jeff Schewe
Folks. . . Following our very successful series of seminars in NY, LA & SF, the DIFP is coming to Chicago in October. This seminar series is specifically
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2002-10-09 by frankg_photo
Hope this isn t duplicated - I sent it before but the puter & yahoo were confused cos my wife was using it and has her own groups and sign in etc Anyway -
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2002-10-09 by Peter Lindman
Anything planned in Seattle or Portland OR? Peter Lindman
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2002-10-09 by Martin Wesley
Frank, Light Impressions now has storage boxes in all the sizes you mentioned and 17x22 as well. Still nothing in portfolio type boxes but I tend to think of
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2002-10-09 by frankg_photo
most presentation/portfolio/storage boxes i ve come across are made for traditional photo paper sizes (8x10, 11x14, 16x20 etc) - has anyone sourced good boxes
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2002-10-09 by thedigitaldog
Folks. . .
Following our very successful series of seminars in NY, LA & SF, the DIFP i= s
coming to Chicago in October. This seminar series is specifically
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2002-10-09 by Mark Tucker
... problem. They ... papers (Epson ... Matte), and not well at ... Honestly, I really don t think it s Epson s greed ; I think this is just where we are in
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2002-10-09 by Robert Morrison
... 1.48 is very poor...at least for my expectations from using quad systems to print BW over the last 2 years. ... EAM is about 1.73 Photorag is about 1.66
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2002-10-09 by Kip Babington
I have not done any controlled fade testing. I do have a print that s been sitting in a south facing picture window for about three months, just to see what
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2002-10-09 by rschllr
Does the Ilford glossy fade at all. The Ilford literature says it will slightly fade after a short amount of time and is to be expected. Rick
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2002-10-09 by kubeatsou
Has anyone else had experience with reddish cast shadows when printing grayscale converted to RGB images on an Epson 1280. I m using basic Epson inks as I m
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2002-10-08 by Robert Morrison
... Unless of course you have $10K of Nikon or Canon glass. I have several Sigma lenses with Nikon mounts. Too bad they couldn t make their camera with Nikon
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2002-10-08 by Austin Franklin
Hi Karen, ... I would believe that. There were many issues I had with the original Foveon sensor arrangement, which would lead to sharpness issues. The
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2002-10-08 by Austin Franklin
... Hi Claude, ... I don t know that the Foveon you mention is really on the market , is it? ... The term fidelity is a very amorphous term. Would you
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2002-10-08 by knightmaer35@aol.com
Well, according to a hands on test by a gentlemen who has owned and tested most of the major digital cams, the Sigma is SHARPER than the original Foveon with
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2002-10-08 by Claude
... in the ... with this ... the Nikon ... As one of only a few hundred owners of the orignal Foveon 3-chip prism camera, I disagree. As Technical Editor for
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2002-10-08 by Andrew Cassino
Hi Antonis, I tried your workflow and still found I had the same sort of problem as always with No Color Adjust and the Epson-supplied profiles, and that is
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2002-10-08 by Amadou Diallo
Anyone in NYC who s interested, I have an unopened 24 x33 roll and 25 sheet 11x17 box of Somerset Enhanced Velvet. The roll is still in the original cardboard
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2002-10-08 by Kip Babington
I think I get the best glossy results with Small Gamut inks on Ilford Smooth Gloss. I tried both the Classic Gloss and Smooth Gloss and decided the Smooth
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2002-10-08 by Austin Franklin
They re not really comparable cameras, from what I understand of the resolution as well as the physical sensor size of the Foveon chip in the released camera.
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2002-10-08 by Vincent Orlando
I do all the time. Vinny http:www.wulfsden.com ... someone ... Fuji
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2002-10-08 by Ernst Dinkla
... From: Cleavis To: Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 1:17 AM Subject: [Digital BW]
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2002-10-08 by knightmaer35@aol.com
For the price difference between the two cameras I think perhaps one could afford a Sigma lens or two? Karen In a message dated 10/6/02 12:58:24 PM Pacific
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2002-10-08 by Mark Tucker
... wrote: One warning to ... is poor ... by about 0.1) . ... MIS FS black ... are very ... Ouch! You would go so far as to characterize the
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2002-10-08 by Steve Taylor
... I am using SG inks in an 1160, which I believe is the same as your printer only bigger. When I print on glossy paper with a colour cast (i.e. I tone the
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2002-10-08 by Julian Thomas
Robert is there a get round with a rip and profiling for the poor black? Julian ... From: Robert Morrison To:
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2002-10-08 by rschllr
I was using the Lyson Quad Blacks on an Epson 860 and the Lyson Monochrome 265g Pro Glossy paper. Quad blacks were too magenta for me and I went to the Lyson
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2002-10-08 by Andrew Cassino
Costco.com also has em in, for $619.99. ... From: Robert Morrison To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 8:13 PM
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2002-10-08 by Jason DeFontes
For sleeves, you might want to check out http://clearenvelopes.com/ If you get the ones with sticky flaps, be sure to get the protective closures where the
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2002-10-08 by Jason DeFontes
I ve got one of Mark s UltraChrome prints, and I have to say, I think it s just lovely. Sure, I could probably carry it around and compare it to stuff trying
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2002-10-08 by Robert Morrison
Having recently received a Tucker Ultrachrome print...I can attest that they are lovely. No crossover and no metamerism that I can detect. One warning to those
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2002-10-08 by Tim Atherton
First, I believe only the very newest Polaroid holder really does a good job of this; there is also this info:
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2002-10-08 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello Cleavis,I saw your message concerning using fuji 4x5 sheet film with your polaroid film holder. I was going to do the same thing but I very quickly
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2002-10-08 by jeffm@gis.net
... Mark and OR other Ultrachrome ink users ? Is the level of Metamerism much less than the Epson 1270 / 1280 OEM inks ? Mark: What driver are you using for
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2002-10-08 by Robert Morrison
bhphoto.com just received a shipment of Epson 2200 s for those that were looking for them...guess they weren t on a boat in long beach after all. Robert
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2002-10-08 by Jerry Olson
It won t be a top of the line body, but a continuation of the D60, which I just love. Also, with the Foveon Chip coming out soon, the other camera makers are
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2002-10-08 by Mark Tucker
... information on ... I print B/W most every day with the 9600. The new Ultrachrome pigments radically reduce the metamerism. I wouldn t say it s 100%
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