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2002-04-26 by tboleyyh
Charles, I m afraid I m not spending much time on the list any more, but since your problems are using a workflow I ve been involved with I ve watched your
2002-04-26 by Paul Roark
It appears that the viscosity of the inks for Canon printers are entirely different than for Epson printers. So, the inksets have to be entirely new. Too bad.
2002-04-26 by Don Rooney
Derek That s why I m waiting to hear what MIS s research comes up with. Don ... From: derek_c@cix.co.uk To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Cc:
2002-04-26 by Don Rooney
Derek I m comparing the Epson 1280 (6 color) to the Canon BJC-8200 (6 color). Bought the 1280 to do larger B&W work. I am using up the Color Carts first then
2002-04-26 by Jerry Olson
You don t need a high resolution scanner to scan large negatives such as 5x7. Any High quality desktop flatbed with 1200 optical resolution and transparency
2002-04-26 by Tim Spragens
Julian, I d think your problem might be choice of paper. What are you expecting to print on, even if you get decent alignment? Your layout could be loose
2002-04-26 by Alan Zinn
... Derek, Thanks for the info on the 900 - do you know if it will print 8-1/2 x 23 in? A 4 x 20in. pan is all I need for color. AZ Maker of Lookaround
2002-04-26 by Bill Agee
... I must have missed the first message in this thread, but it seems to be a discussion about everyone s choice of format and why. I think I will go against
2002-04-26 by Paul Roark
Jack, ... I tried using Konica Impresa 50, the finest grain negative color film. While the flexibility of that approach was impressive, I went back to shooting
2002-04-26 by Doug Fisher
Martin - The majority of the emails I received today did not have anything in the subject line either. That is annoying because this is a tatic that spammers
2002-04-26 by charles_bandes
That s very interesting Jeff, thank you. My prints from Tyler s plat and crv9 are almost good - but the inversion area around 80-60% is still present, just
2002-04-26 by dickbo
... From: Shire,Stanley To: Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 3:36 PM Subject: RE: [Digital
2002-04-26 by shashinka@aol.com
In a message dated 4/26/02 7:13:45 AM, derek_c@cix.co.uk writes:
2002-04-26 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... 1) The head cost is $154.36... 2) Canon will only give you a new printhead (in the US) if you return the old one as a core... 3) Profiler Plus
2002-04-26 by CDTobie@aol.com
... More control, but for confirmed B&W shooters, a loss of specific film effects, and perhaps a less smooth grain structure, depending on the color film used.
2002-04-26 by dickbo
Thank you John and, in due course, all will be revealed. ... From: John To: Sent: Friday,
2002-04-26 by Shire,Stanley
Another vote for bigger is better. I am making (mostly landscape) images with a Mamiya 7II. The camera is light (no mirror, no prism; just a beautiful,
2002-04-26 by Jason DeFontes
Martin, I ve been getting the dupes, but haven t noticed the missing subject lines. -Jason
2002-04-26 by John
Morning Dick....er actually I guess it is afternoon already in your neck of the woods, I have followed this thread and feel I should state my background in
2002-04-26 by Richard Wolfson
Jack, I regularly shoot 4x5 color negative for b&w prints. They get C41 processing at my pro lab, then I scan them on my Agfa DuoScan T2500 with VueScan
2002-04-26 by dickbo
Ok, Ok, send me the spec and include the asking price. I use the term asking with some purpose because I am one hell of a negotiator. ... From: Nij
2002-04-26 by dickbo
Smoothly said brother Prevatt, smoothly said indeed. I assume and with considerable pleasur,e that from your date stamping style you are in my age bracket.
2002-04-26 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Depends on how you define control... It will force you to shoot in a narrower tonal range, that is for certain.. You may also find decreased contrast and
2002-04-26 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Yes, in my beta testing of the Small Gamut inks, I focused on the important issue of neutral prints without crossovers. These were the images I checked for
2002-04-26 by jackperk
All, I was told once that a useful workflow is to shoot color film to produce B&W prints . . . that that procedure offers more control than shooting B&W
2002-04-26 by Truman Prevatt
Another vote for the RB 67. It is a tank. I did a lot of landscape work with it - always on a tripod with the mirror up. With using the old Kodak Panatomic X
2002-04-26 by ljkorte
Hi Charles, I have the very same setup as you do. I m using a Mac with the 1280 and nomorecarts, VM inks. When printing with Paul s MW curve, I also had the
2002-04-26 by Aitor
Hi, Does anyone know something about this scanner? http://www.scanace.com/en/product/3600pro.php
2002-04-26 by Herb Bauer
Hi, you say I would recommend 5x7 at this point as it will give you an advantage over 4x5 at the scanning stage. Makes sense, larger film and all. I do have
2002-04-26 by James E. Martz
... A little more checking on mine. Probably about half of mine have the subject line missing, but if I examine the expanded header (in Eudora), the Subject
2002-04-26 by James E. Martz
... I m seeing it - and my filter which sorts them out into a special mail folder quit working. **************** James E. Martz Milan, OH jemartz@earthlink.net
2002-04-26 by derek_c@cix.co.uk
The S900 and S9000 can print borderless, so another possibility might be to try using software that can automatically split a pano file into panes. There might
2002-04-26 by derek_c@cix.co.uk
The S900. In article , AZinn@netbox.com
2002-04-26 by derek_c@cix.co.uk
I don t think the BC6 inks use pigment, they are just reformulated dye inks that have better longevity and can support smaller drop sizes on the newer
2002-04-26 by derek_c@cix.co.uk
Just which Epson are you comparing the Canon to? The Epson 880 is a 4-colour printer, so I wouldn t expect its colour photo performance to be up to a 6 or 7
2002-04-26 by derek_c@cix.co.uk
I wouldn t use inks formulated for low temperature Epson printers in a high temperature Canon head. In article , jerryolson@rrv.net
2002-04-26 by derek_c@cix.co.uk
In article , donr@rooneys.net (Don ... Canon produced a new ink formulation for the S800 and subsequent printers, but they
2002-04-26 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Yup.. The Neutral Quad Blacks do have that problem.. As I said, they are an older technology inkset.. I have not personally seen the same kind of
2002-04-26 by len
If I may interject my two-pence worth here, I d suggest that the next limiting factors (liquidity being the first) should be the convenience-physical strength
2002-04-26 by bjornaagedk
... suffer from the ... the Luminos ... Keith, The inks I used was Lyson Neutral Quad Black inks. Bjorn
2002-04-26 by dickbo
You have excited me egad especially so, as with that name I suspect you may be a robot of some kind. Actually you could be a book, a talking book perhaps? ...
2002-04-26 by dickbo
Now then, now then. I used to sell drum scanners so kindly refrain from that disgraceful attempt to bring about a fear laden close. I will look, and possibly
2002-04-26 by meander@mail.dk
... I am also receiving some duplicate copies, subject lines are ok, so it must be Yahoo. jerry.
2002-04-26 by soprisghile
Brand new exchanged 1280 (third one). I m getting bands at 90 degrees to the printhead pass. They are quite thin, look like digital artifacts but are not,
2002-04-26 by charles_bandes
My PS7 upgrade arrived today, I ve been playing with it for hours. (And it s way past my bedtime, but anyway) Things I ve noticed so far: The healing brush
2002-04-26 by Martin Wesley
I have noticed that some of the posts to the list have lost their subject lines when they are e-mail to me from Yahoo. The subject is there on the list but not
2002-04-26 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Any particular reason you are going to PS7 now? On a Mac I could understand, I d want a Carbonized version.. But without 16 bit layers, on a Win2k box I m
2002-04-26 by Martin Wesley
Charles, I have noted as the list of posts has grown that some people seem to have difficulties with workflows that people in general use without problems.
2002-04-26 by Martin Wesley
Dick, There is one pitfall in moving up to medium format. You may not be going far enough. I bought my Pentax 67 and a Beseler 23 enlarger figuring that I
2002-04-26 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
... Personally, I d take anyone... My assumption though was that someone who had a clog might be more willing to invest the time in running the Lysons through