Re: [Digital BW] prints looking "muddy"
2002-08-11 by frankg_photo
yes, i regularly check that all nozzles are firing. ... of ... monitor.
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Re: [Digital BW] prints looking "muddy"
2002-08-11 by Luke Granfield
Did you do a nozzle check? My muddy prints have all been the result of nozzles not squirting and it does look very different from the monitor. Luke ... From:
prints looking "muddy"
2002-08-11 by frankg_photo
1160 with MIS sepia neutral inkset on EAM & Paul s curves. I just cant get snap & sparkle into my prints. They tend to be too flat I don t really know
Re: printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-11 by Doug I.
Lawrence, Here s the best homemade approach I ve been able to come up if/when I want subtle sloppy borders (for 35mm in my case). This was arrived at by
Re: [Digital BW] Re: printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-11 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
Thanks Mark Looks like another reason to get an Imacon. My Nikon LS-30 film holder crops the image all round. Peter
Curve for MIS-VM with Hahnemuhle German Etch
2002-08-11 by jamiedrouin
Just trying a sample pack of Hahnemuhle German Etching paper and wondered if anyone has a good Mac curve for this paper with MIS-VM inks? So far, it s making a
RE: [Digital BW] Stair Interpolation
2002-08-11 by Alan Zinn
... name a few. All work as advertised. And, you can t beat em for the price! I have directly compared SIPro (stair interpolation) to GF, and CSPro
Re: [Digital BW] Re: printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-11 by Alan Zinn
... HAHAHAHAHA! You re right. AZ Maker of Lookaround panoramic camera. http://www.panoramacamera.us or keyword.com lookaround
Re: Stair Interpolation
2002-08-11 by ungram
... DigitalVelvia, to ... the price! I ... perform as ... Highly ... Surf on ... files better ... Stair Interpolation is not a digital camera specific action.
[Digital BW] Re: printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-11 by marktuckerdotcom
... Hasselblad magazine. ... Yes. Luckily, the Imacon film carrier is just slightly larger than the outside dimensions of the film. Happy accident, yes? I
SElenium Tonin was Density Measurements on 2200 Wedges
2002-08-11 by Martin Wesley
... From: Jerry Olson To: Sent: Saturday, August 10, 2002 4:27 PM Subject: Re: [Digital
Re: [Digital BW] Colorbyte and Piezo Pro RIPs
2002-08-10 by Robert Morrison
... I m using Imageprint (mac) with a 7000 printing the Selenium Piezotones. The existence of a mac version was what initially tipped me towards Imageprint
Re: [Digital BW] Re: printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-10 by Ken Carney
Whatever, these are superb images! I ve been thinking of buying a panorama camera (my Kaidan tripod head would be a bit awkward for the bird photo on your
Re: [Digital BW] Density Measurements on 2200 Wedges
2002-08-10 by Jerry Olson
Martin, When I was selenium toning darkroom prints, Mine never had a purple cast. I know that if you leave the papers in the toner long enough, it could go
Re: [Digital BW] Stair Interpolation
2002-08-10 by Jerry Olson
You probably could IF you knew what each of the 40 steps were. Jerry Aus
Re: [Digital BW] Stair Interpolation
2002-08-10 by Jerry Olson
Have no idea Austin, I just compared it to all my other sharpeners, and it wins. (there is over 40 different steps in the action!) Jerry
Density Measurements on 2200 Wedges
2002-08-10 by Martin Wesley
Carl Schofield was kind enough to send me some step wedges printed on his Epson 2200 on EAM using the Photo Black and the Matte Black inks. I only have the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-10 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
Mark Just curious: are the borders on your pictures the real thing ? I presume the inside of the border shows the rebate of your Hasselblad magazine. Is the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-10 by Ken Carney
Since most of my darkroom printing was platinum/palladium, which commonly has a brush stroke border of some kind, I couldn t resist trying it when I took up
Clogging
2002-08-10 by Martin Wesley
I wanted to post something on the topic of clogging as we seem to have many different experiences and expectations. Most of the concern appears to come from
Re: [Digital BW] Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-10 by a_pettit_jr
Hi Martin, Well, I have a dozen 13x19 (12x16) prints on my living room wall that are fine in tungsten light. I spent endless hours creating a duotone curve
Re: [Digital BW] printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-10 by Alan Zinn
... Why not scan a print made with a filed carrier and put it on a layer? drop the scanned image into that. Just for argument s sake, why do it at all? I know
RE: [Digital BW] Stair Interpolation
2002-08-10 by A. Huntley
Mark, I have several of Fred s actions: LPBatch, CSPro, SIPro, DigitalVelvia, to name a few. All work as advertised. And, you can t beat em for the price! I
RE: [Digital BW] Stair Interpolation
2002-08-10 by Austin Franklin
... That s supposed to be LINE ART mode...sorry...spell checker gone wild...
RE: [Digital BW] Stair Interpolation
2002-08-10 by Austin Franklin
... Jerry, I believe the sharpest image you can possibly get would be if the image was a line art image ;-) I am curious, does the D-60 have a linear mode? I
Colorbyte and Piezo Pro RIPs
2002-08-10 by Mr_Misty_44
Is anyone on the list using Colorbyte s Image Print with their 7000series Epson. I m especially interested in anyone who uses the Windows Version since I
Re: printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-10 by marktuckerdotcom
... film rebate. ... faux filed ... ? Friends don t let Friends make fake borders. Seriously. Just don t do it. You ll never feel good about that image ever
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-10 by Robert Morrison
... This will change in two weeks with OS 10.2...all OS9 print driver functions will be available and I believe that epson has already announced an
Climate/frequency of printing
2002-08-10 by jimhayes361
To follow up on keeping a printer clog free: I live in Colorado which as you might be able to tell from the fires, is in a multi-year drought with low humidity
Re: [Digital BW] Stair Interpolation
2002-08-10 by Jerry Olson
I just bought his D60 sharpener. It is better than any other sharpener I ve ever used. It automatically gives you the sharpest image possible without any
Re: Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-10 by dgabbe2001
Thought I d mention a few more things to take into consideration about choosing a printer. If you are Mac based, then OS X is in your future. The 1280 has a
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 892
2002-08-10 by grdglass@aol.com
Hi Martin, The 3000 is on the Epson site, in their professional printers section. Helene ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [Digital BW] printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-10 by Stephen Petegorsky
Are you using Photoshop? If you are, while it might be tedious to do this manually, you can do whatever you want to the edges of the image using things like
Re: [Digital BW] Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-10 by J Greer
I ll definitely share my experience. May be a few weeks before I do so. I want to live with the prints for a while before sharing opinions. Jeff Greer
Re: [Digital BW] Stair Interpolation
2002-08-10 by interrante
Has anyone tried his other actions? He has a number of interesting ones listed under Photoshop actions for all digital cameras
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Printing B&W with a laser printer
2002-08-10 by david_bookbinder@sprynet.com
Thanks for the warning. But, do you happen to know what breed of inkjet printer paper this was (the fast-drying, ceramic-coated kind or the slow-drying,
printing faux "filed edges"
2002-08-10 by lawrencetrek
when I scan my MF B/W negatives on my 2450 I include the film rebate. Now when I print these images, is there an easy way to create faux filed edges, like you
Re: [Digital BW] Portfoilio show
2002-08-10 by ternahan
Good luck and congratulations!!!! trish
Re: [Digital BW] Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-10 by Martin Wesley
... From: a_pettit_jr To: Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 4:23 PM Subject: Re: [Digital
RE: [Digital BW] PiezoTones: Are they ready for prime time ?
2002-08-10 by A. Huntley
Martin, I totally agree with what you ve said here. I think the problems most of us experience are driven primarily by two things: 1) digital printmaking is
RE: Changing subject line, hijacking and glass houses ;-) - was - RE: Re[2]: [Digital BW] Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-10 by Austin Franklin
Hi Richard, ... Thank you. ... Yeah, no kidding! Don t believe for one second I enjoy arguing about C compilers...and overflow flags, or much or anything for
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Printing B&W with a laser printer
2002-08-10 by Pat Thompson
David, Don t use coated inkjet paper! Several days ago some coated inkjet paper accidently got mixed in with my letter-size laser-paper and made a mess: The
Re: [Digital BW] Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-10 by Martin Wesley
... From: J Greer To: Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 4:03 PM Subject: Re: [Digital BW]
RE: [Digital BW] Stair Interpolation
2002-08-10 by A. Huntley
Bob, www.fredmiranda.com Highly recommended for many wonderful Photoshop actions. Best regards, Alan ... From: workmantx@aol.com [SMTP:workmantx@aol.com] Sent:
RE: [Digital BW] PiezoTones: Are they ready for prime time ?
2002-08-09 by A. Huntley
Todd, I fully realize that one gets banding if all nozzles are not firing perfectly. However, I have had banding with Piezo with perfect nozzle checks. I guess
Re: [Digital BW] Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-09 by a_pettit_jr
Hello Martin, I have not posted here for several months. Back in Feb/Mar, I printed literally hundreds of density strips and photo snips with my 2000P to see
Re: [Digital BW] Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-09 by J Greer
I still see the 3000 on the Epson North America site. It has been removed from the Ink Jet Printers section but is still in the Wide Format Printers section
Re: [Digital BW] Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-09 by Robert G. Morrison
... In my opinion...the 1280 has better output potential than both the 7000 and the 1160 as well as vastly better output than the 3000 (huge droplets)...but
Re: Changing subject line, hijacking and glass houses ;-) - was - RE: Re[2]: [Digital BW] Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-09 by Richard Sintchak
Friday, August 9, 2002, 3:38:42 PM, Austin Franklin wrote: AF Certainly, a simple request, but did not warrant your accusation. I want to AF point out that
Changing subject line, hijacking and glass houses ;-) - was - RE: Re[2]: [Digital BW] Best printer for B&W Printing???
2002-08-09 by Austin Franklin
... Richard, ... Certainly, a simple request, but did not warrant your accusation. I want to point out that YOU didn t change the subject line of this post