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sloppiness

2002-08-31 by bgs

I spelled my own name wrong. Giant yow! Barry SCHAFFER [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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Re: [Digital BW] The perfect print

2002-08-31 by Jerry Olson

Agreed. Then the Artist in you comes out. But if you have a half inch hair in the middle of an otherwise great image, I m sorry, but it just does not belong

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Re: [Digital BW] The perfect print

2002-08-31 by bgs

That might be true but why not use your imagination and put, maybe, an apple in the sky or anything you want if you think the sky needs a change. Man Ray put

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Piezo Profiles

2002-08-31 by grdglass@aol.com

For all the ICQ paper profiles listed in my system s color subdirectory, I have a set of Q46 s and Q4 s. Does anyone know to what the Q numbers refer? Most

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Re: [Digital BW] The perfect print

2002-08-31 by bggilliand2001

All, If you have the PERFECT print, I m assuming it is art, according to your s or the viewer s interpretation. Obvious defects may sometimes be a way to focus

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Best 35mm BW scanner thinking

2002-08-31 by Rick Schiller

What s the best 35mm scanner at a reasonable price for primarily BW negatives. There some to be some issues about the Nikons, they they are otherwise

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Re: Imacon Scanning for Piezography

2002-08-31 by Mitch Alland

For: C. David Tobie ... Thanks, but I am not sure that I understand. On the Imacon, scanning into Grayscale does not permit attaching a profile, so, in fact, a

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Re: [Digital BW] The perfect print

2002-08-31 by Jerry Olson

But what do you do when you see a beautiful pictorial image with a very obvious rule that was broken? Suppose you had a very smooth gray sky, but the right

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Re: [Digital BW] The perfect print

2002-08-31 by Jerry Olson

Oh I know that! that would be very obvious what he is trying to do. But if I see an image, say of a lake or an ocean and the horizon is off by say 1/4th of an

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Re: [Digital BW] Re: The perfect print

2002-08-31 by Jerry Olson

Thanks Tom, You can break many of the rules and still have an image with terrific impact. If one knows the rules on how to make a technically great print and

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RE: [Digital BW] The perfect print

2002-08-31 by Karl Wolz

But you DO work with a set of rules (some try to avoid being pigeonhole into rule-following by calling them guidelines , etc.). They may be rather

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RE: [Digital BW] The perfect print

2002-08-31 by Karl Wolz

Jerry, One of the things I ve observed over the years is that if you re going to break rules - say, for instance the horizon thing, don t just dent it, but

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Re: The perfect print

2002-08-30 by tomoc

... followed ... Jerry- Those sound like pretty good rules to me, too...adding that you can only break them if you know them and understand them and then

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Re: Time to dive in

2002-08-30 by Bruce

on 8/30/2002 12:10 PM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com at ... I keep my monitor set to 2.2 for two reasons: 1. when editing video, it displays an

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Re: [Digital BW] The perfect print

2002-08-30 by Jerry Olson

Moreno, he asked what makes a good print, and technically if he followed these rules, he d have a pretty nice print. You can always break the rules if you

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Re: [Digital BW] Time to dive in

2002-08-30 by workmantx@aol.com

Martin, Thanks for the clarification. I think my workspaces are set up correctly for using Paul s VM curves. I ve got PS& and I m using a PC. Under RGB the

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Re: [Digital BW] The perfect print

2002-08-30 by Barbara White

Oh, come on. The person asked for a set of rules and Jerry was kind enough to give him some. They were basically the same rules of printing I was taught when I

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