RE: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Tom Baker
David - Given first rate negative scans I believe there are several on this list that could pretty well duplicate any given print of Ansels if they had it
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Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Tom Baker
I feel some sense of outrage at what they are doing. I think it s because I believe that Ansel would not want to be associated with a copy of a print. If
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Gary Weaver
Of course contrast is controllable, but it begins with the lens. I just don t know enough about Hassie to think there are less contrasty alternatives to the
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Mark Savoia
Maybe a good scan and having controls of tonal range, contrast, etc in Photoshop would make the negs print even better then he could do in a darkroom. We may
RE: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Emerick, David N
Ansel spent a lot of time in the darkroom manipulating his prints and it would require a really good eye to achieve the same image from a scan of the negative,
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by BKPhoto@aol.com
The irony, for me, is that Adams once told me how excited he was to place his archives at the University of Arizona s Center for Creative Photography because
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Mark Savoia
Now that I would like to see too. Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Ernst Dinkla
... That were my thoughts all along. Praise your method in public but make sure the digital print isn t better than the original. And so we will get another
Re: RE:1a. Creating infrared with a converted camera
2009-04-27 by benjschneider2
I too was wondering about the difference in the types of sensors and IR. My 1Ds makes a very different B&W photograph then my 5D or Nikon D3. The 1Ds looks
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by john castronovo
Nonsense, contrast is controllable; just poor technique. The job went to the lowest bidder or a friend and ultimately no one cared. Then again, maybe they
Re: [Digital BW] Re: "digital silver imaging" - what do you all think?
2009-04-27 by john castronovo
I agree Tyler. Good work is good work, yet buyers are continually encouraged to make their decisions on technology rather than craft and results. Yes,
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Gary Weaver
It was my guess the lens was too contrasty for copying graphic work of this sort. gar *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
Re: 1a. Creating infrared with a converted camera
2009-04-27 by Wayne J. Cosshall
You still need an IR filter, you can t do it in Photoshop alone. You can simulate an IR look to a normal color image but that is not the same. Cheers, Wayne
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Mark Savoia
Or just a good flat bed scanner? Aren t most of his original prints 16x20 or less in size? That interview reminds me of a Miss America Q&A, I want peace in
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by john castronovo
Well there s your problem. Why not a digital scanning back for the best detail? ... From: Tyler Boley actually the original prints are photographed with a
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Ernst Dinkla
... Without sharpening it is possible ..... if the viewer is at a distance that makes it a 4x6 again. With sharpening the texture artefacts of the original
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Tom Baker
How can they possibly make even an acceptable 30x40 print from a 4x6 print, let alone and exceptional print? Tom Baker ... From: pr_roark
RE: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Emerick, David N
That is THE most lame interview I have EVER seen. So unprofessional. Wow! Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com WHAT A JOKE. david [Non-text portions of this
Re: Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Tyler Boley
The impression it gives to those involved in this stuff a long time is entry level at best, sorry. There are many ways to capture large pieces of art well, at
Re: Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-27 by Roger
I think the content is strong. They talked about using what sounds like a scanning back to digitize the prints and a printer with 4 blacks and gloss optimizer
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-26 by Mark Savoia
That is THE most lame interview I have EVER seen. So unprofessional. Wow! Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com
RE: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-26 by Gary Wagner
Here is a link I found that interviews Ansel Adams grandson Matthew Adams. He talks about the prints and how they are made.
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-26 by Tom Baker
Who did the prints? Tom Baker ... From: pr_roark Subject: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas To:
Re: "digital silver imaging" - what do you all think?
2009-04-26 by Tyler Boley
well let me take four steps backwards, possibly more on point. If one is thinking in terms of collectors or buyers, and you feel the look of the silver print
Re: "digital silver imaging" - what do you all think?
2009-04-26 by Sarah Renkes
Tyler, your rants tend to be educational, so bring em! ;^). Hand-crafted has become so ubiquitous it doesn t really impress me anymore, which is too bad for
RE: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-26 by Mike Kirwan
I have just gotten back from spending three wonderful days in the valley, and lo and behold the timing was right - the Dogwoods were in full bloom this
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-26 by Gary Weaver
Ah, an inferior lens. That explaines it !! *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-26 by Alan Scharf
Notice that, at normal viewing distance, it doesn t make any difference. On the wall here, opposite Moonrise , I have a van Gogh. Peering closely I see that
Re: "digital silver imaging" - what do you all think?
2009-04-26 by Tyler Boley
First of all, I love silver, and I know some people who have had these done, and as another available option I think it s great. But I am tired of some of
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-26 by Tyler Boley
actually the original prints are photographed with a digital back on a hassy Tyler
Re: [Digital BW] Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-26 by Ernst Dinkla
... Paul, Wasn t there a description on the website that suggested the scans were of original prints and not of the negatives ? Sharpening on images based on
Ansel Adams Archival Replicas
2009-04-26 by pr_roark
I had an opportunity to see some samples of the new Ansel Adams Archival Replicas in Yosemite the other day. See
"digital silver imaging" - what do you all think?
2009-04-26 by Sarah Renkes
I ve never heard of this method of printing digital files...I ve only explored inkjet possibilities. Anyone have experience with it and/or what are your
Re: RE:1a. Creating infrared with a converted camera
2009-04-26 by howg2211
I was considering having my old Canon 1Ds converted for black and white IR. I have been told by folks that I don t necessarily think are 100% knowledgeable
Re: RE:1a. Creating infrared with a converted camera
2009-04-26 by yaakovsinclair
-I think my original post wasn t clear: What I need to know is - after the removal of the factory filter - can you create a deep infrared effect in Photoshop
Re: Creating infrared with a converted camera
2009-04-26 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Actually Gary is wrong, I am afraid, though only partly so. If you have a camera converted to have a clear filter, or a relatively weak IR filter, like an R72,
RE:1a. Creating infrared with a converted camera
2009-04-25 by ric kb
I just recently (last month) had a Nikon converted by lifepixel... I wouldn t do it again. My biggest disappointment was the lack of communication from
Re: [Digital BW] Re: InkJet Control/OpenPrintMaker Macintosh license for sale
2009-04-25 by James Irelan
OPM/IJC costs $250. Give me a guitar worth $250? Thanks, but no... : ) James ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [Digital BW] Gravity IV system for Epson 9600 printer
2009-04-25 by john dean
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Re: [Digital BW] Gravity IV system for Epson 9600 printer
2009-04-24 by James Irelan
In hospitals they go through bags of normal saline and sets of tubing like they were sheets of newspaper. If I uncapped a set of tubing and dropped it on the
Re: [Digital BW] Gravity IV system for Epson 9600 printer
2009-04-24 by Mark Savoia
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Re: [Digital BW] Gravity IV system for Epson 9600 printer
2009-04-24 by Walker Blackwell
I found a vet and found what I needed. Onward! Walker
Re: [Digital BW] Gravity IV system for Epson 9600 printer
2009-04-24 by Walker Blackwell
I will put all project photos and documentation up at www.walkerblackwell.com Thanks for the vet suggestion Mark. all the best, Walker
Re: [Digital BW] Re: InkJet Control/OpenPrintMaker Macintosh license for sale
2009-04-24 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Tyler- I ll give you the money but you have to give me a guitar. Bill K. ... From: Tyler Boley To:
[Digital BW] Re: Creating infrared with a converted camera
2009-04-24 by Louis Dina
... Thanks for the correction Gary. Lou
Re: InkJet Control/OpenPrintMaker Macintosh license for sale
2009-04-24 by Tyler Boley
very, just on a shopping hiatus... Tyler
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Creating infrared with a converted camera
2009-04-24 by Gary Brown
The following statement is only partially correct. Yes your exposures will be much faster, however a tripod will still be required. You will have to frame the
Re: [Digital BW] Gravity IV system for Epson 9600 printer
2009-04-24 by Mark Savoia
Go to a vet, they will sell them to you. Of course we need a photo of this printer to see afterward, and be sure to send one to Epson:) Mark
Gravity IV system for Epson 9600 printer
2009-04-24 by Walker Blackwell
Hey everyone. I m building a septone print workflow that prints with a form of fluid that I don t want exposed to either air or myself during setup. I also
Re: InkJet Control/OpenPrintMaker Macintosh license for sale
2009-04-24 by Dimitri
Is no one interested? I was hoping that _someone_ here would get good use out of this software. Thank you Dimitri Katsaros