Re: VM questions
2001-11-11 by Martin Wesley
... NorthWales, ... to ... show ... Snip) ... fluorescent ... Tim, There seems to be a great deal of variation in how people perceive metamerism with Piezo and
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Re: [Digital BW] EAM and Epson WC paper & mounting
2001-11-11 by Paul Roark
Andy, I m glad to see someone is still using the variable-Piezo mix. ... Short answer -- no one knows. I bought one of the acid pens and must agree with your
[Digital BW] Advice to Newbie Quadtone Printers
2001-11-11 by Paul Roark
Steadman, ... Did that forum change hosts -- maybe from eGroups to Yahoo? I ve looked for old posts that I remember reading, and they are no longer there. I
Re: [Digital BW] EAM and Epson WC paper & mounting
2001-11-11 by Steadman Uhlich
How are you getting the 24x30 prints...that is what printer? 190gsm is a little light to stand on its own. And how are you currently mounting them to a mat?
Re: [Digital BW] EAM and Epson WC paper & mounting
2001-11-11 by shashinka@aol.com
In a message dated 11/10/01 11:51:57 PM, steadmanuhlich@knology.net writes:
Re: [Digital BW] EAM and Epson WC paper & mounting
2001-11-11 by Steadman Uhlich
I mount my prints in mats without any buckling at all. Perhaps you are using paper that is too light weight for size? Or...how are you mounting to mat board?
Re: [Digital BW] EAM and Epson WC paper & mounting
2001-11-11 by shashinka@aol.com
Hello: i really like Epson s 2 papers, Archival Matte and Epson s Watercolor with Piezo/Gen mix(I m using Paul s formula in which the yellow position gets
Re: Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-11 by Gary Benson
... This is terrific! I can t wait to try this procedure on my own images. I too had noticed what appeared to be excessive grain on my 35mm scans (Canoscan
Re: [Digital BW] Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-11 by Daren M.
Steve, It sounds to me that your problem is caused by two main factors. The first is, as we mentioned, USM. It s not an easy tool to use without some
Re: [Digital BW] VM questions
2001-11-11 by Jerry Olson
Hi Tim, ... Yes ... The cool tones change the least. In my case, not at all. ... A tiny bit, but much less than most inks. Especially Lyson, which have much
RE: [Digital BW] Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-11 by Austin Franklin
... I agree. I scan D100 at 5080, and there is no visible grain in the scans. What development are you using?
Re: [Digital BW] Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-11 by Jerry Olson
You shouldn t have any grain from Delta 100 film, nor should your prints show any. What printer are you using? The older epsons do have a dot pattern that
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Scanning RGB vs Grayscale
2001-11-11 by Austin Franklin
... What software issues? Would you please elaborate?
Re: Scanning RGB vs Grayscale
2001-11-11 by Antonis Ricos
Gary, first, welcome to the group! Hopefully other members here who know your particular equipment better than me will come to your aid, but in the meantime
Re: [Digital BW] Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-10 by frank@culturalvisions.com
It seems that all silver based 35mm b&w films look grainy when scanned by these new high res film scanners. Is grain so bad? OK, so sometimes it does not
Advice to Newbie Quadtone Printers
2001-11-10 by Steadman Uhlich
This posting is for anyone new to this forum and quadtones, but it is also in response to a nice intro note from a new forum member. I hope this reply will
Re: [Digital BW] Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-10 by Steve Woolfenden
Hi Daren , A little more info here might be helpful. Are you seeing the grain only in the final print or on your monitor as well(viewed at 100%)? As daft as
Re: [Digital BW] Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-10 by Steve Woolfenden
Make sure that the scanner is not automatically applying USM by default. If you need to sharpen before printing, try the high pass/hard light technique instead
Re: [Digital BW] Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-10 by Steve Woolfenden
Thanks for the tips Paul I shall look into this , however , I m not convinced this is the extent of the problem . I still have a suspicion its something I m
Scanning RGB vs Grayscale
2001-11-10 by Gary Benson
I ve read numerous posts about RGB workflows, scanning in RGB, etc. Bear with me, if you would, because I m still trying to make sense of all the technical
Re: [Digital BW] Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-10 by Daren M.
Hi Steve, A little more info here might be helpful. Are you seeing the grain only in the final print or on your monitor as well(viewed at 100%)? Also, what
Re: [Digital BW] RGB Workflow for MIS FS Quad Inks
2001-11-10 by jrandall@ch2m.com
1160 Jeff Randall
Re: [Digital BW] RGB Workflow for MIS FS Quad Inks
2001-11-10 by jeffm@gis.net
... What Printer are you using ? -Jeff
RGB Workflow for MIS FS Quad Inks
2001-11-10 by jrandall@ch2m.com
I m trying to develop an RGB/partitioned workflow for the MIS FS quad inkset. I ve tried Paul Roark s VM curves and zeroing the Blue curve that controls the
Introducing myself
2001-11-10 by bensonga@gci.net
Hello. I ve been reading the posts for a few weeks and decided to introduce myself since I may soon begin asking questions. My name is Gary Benson and I live
Re: [Digital BW] VM questions (Metamerism)
2001-11-10 by jeffm@gis.net
... I don t think that the Piezo and and MIS VM Inksets show much more metamerism than a regular silver print. All things in life will look slightly different
Re: [Digital BW] Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-10 by Tim Mimpriss
Steve Wolfenden wrote: This is probably a bit off-topic but hopefully someone can offer some advice . I seem to be getting fairly grainy results from B&W negs
Re: [Digital BW] VM questions
2001-11-10 by Tim Mimpriss
Paul, Thank you for your comments on VM. One theoretical attraction is that with only a single color channel I would expect to avoid color crossover. Tim PS If
[Digital BW] Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-10 by Paul Roark
Steve, ... The Nikon apparently uses a highly-focused, collimated light source that shows more grain than the more diffuse light sources. It s analogous to
[Digital BW] VM questions
2001-11-10 by Paul Roark
Tim, ... I suppose all inks show some metamerism. The Piezo level never bothered me that much. ... Yes. The weakest links in the MIS VM system were tested to
4Jose!! lyons curves/oem inks
2001-11-10 by Julian Thomas
Jose Luis will have to answer that one - I only saw the output on an Epson glossy paper. I know that Jose has spent about 2 weeks in seclusion testing this
Re: lyons curves/oem inks
2001-11-10 by Hap Mullenneaux
Julian, Could you or Jose Luis provide more details. Which paper and which curves? I ve learned alot from Ian s site. http://welcome.to/computerdarkroom
Grain on B&W film??
2001-11-10 by Steve Woolfenden
This is probably a bit off-topic but hopefully someone can offer some advice . I seem to be getting fairly grainy results from B&W negs , at A4 and A3+ , even
VM questions
2001-11-10 by Tim Mimpriss
Hi, I am new to this group. I am an amateur photographer living in NorthWales, working in medium format, and scanning and printing both color and monochrome on
lyons curves/oem inks
2001-11-10 by Julian Thomas
List member Jose Luis came around last night and showd me some amazing prints he d done on glossy paper and Epson OEM inks using Ian Lyons curves on a 6 ink
Re: [Digital BW] 4Paul Carts
2001-11-10 by Julian Thomas
I have a stong suspicion that there is a problem with cis/piezo. I m swapping to FS on one printer and VM on another, but I ve a set of piezo I d like to use
Re: [Digital BW] Neutral tone FS inks for Piezo driver -- update
2001-11-10 by Martin Wesley
... wrote: (snip) ... is the ... actually works ... off you can ... someone mixes ... the ratios ... direct. ... now -- ... Paul, I m glad to
[Digital BW] Paul's Sepia2 VM
2001-11-10 by Paul Roark
... It s published on a forum posting. Search by sepia2. The sepia2 mix was a bit too light, and I think a hair to yellow. Sepia3 was right on
Re: [Digital BW] Neutral tone FS inks for Piezo driver -- update
2001-11-10 by Paul Roark
Martin, ... My intent is to give a neutral-tone alternative for those who prefer the Piezo driver. Piezo and FS are what I consider medium-warm on coated
Pauls Sephia2 VM
2001-11-10 by brosphoto91724@yahoo.com
I really like Pauls prints using VM with sepia2. Where can I find the info on the mix.
Re: To warranty or not to warranty
2001-11-10 by Martin Wesley
Heath, I agree with Dave. I have seen a lot of flawless 1160 prints so try and get an exchange from Epson if you can. Martin ... (snip)
Re: [Digital BW] Neutral tone FS inks for Piezo driver -- update
2001-11-10 by Martin Wesley
Paul, From the image file I definitely prefer the Neutral FS tone over the Piezo ink color. Practically the mixing sound like it would be tough to reproduce
Re: Paul Roark's Comparison Print.
2001-11-10 by Martin Wesley
Bob, Paul s scan is a pretty accurate representation of the color of my Piezo prints off my 1200. Some people see it as warm. Some see the green in it. This
Re: Advice please 1200 vs. 1280 For B&W
2001-11-10 by Martin Wesley
Brandon, I have both the 1200 (Piezo) and the 1280 (MIS VM). I think that the 1280 is a much better printer. Fewer banding problems, much quieter and better
Variable Mix Quadtone -- Sepia3
2001-11-10 by Paul Roark
... The Sepia3 mix is a brew that you ll have to mix yourself for now. The mix formula for Sepia3 has been published, and it can be used with the MIS VM gray
[Digital BW] 4Paul Carts
2001-11-09 by Paul Roark
Julian, ... I use MIS materials. They are cheap and work. The instructions are fairly easy. I have 2 CISs and about 20 half-used carts of various mixes
Re: [Digital BW] 4Paul Carts
2001-11-09 by Tim Atherton
... Hahahaha ha! Is it messy... ask my wife about the pair of jeans and sneakers I had to throw out, and all the experimenting I had to do to get it out of the
4Paul Carts
2001-11-09 by Julian Thomas
Paul, in one of your posts you mentioned you are filling carts rather than a cis. Where did you get your carts. Is it messy to fill? Julian ... Julian Thomas
Re: Print Exchange
2001-11-09 by John Vitollo
... for ... Shaun just sent an email to all - the prints are being sent out today. Best, John V.
Print Exchange
2001-11-08 by Michael J. Kravit
I guess we are in the home stretch. I just want to thank Shaun for all his hard work. I am looking forward to receiving the goods. Mike