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2008-09-28 by Gary Weaver
At the end..; few photographers have ever done letter-size, ... Well, why is that ?? Get with it : ) gar *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
2008-09-28 by pr_roark
... I use MIS K4 color pigs in my 260 for everyday and color snapshot printing -- No problems. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2008-09-28 by pr_roark
... It s always good to see top manufacturers compete. I don t think Zeiss has any offerings in the range I m now targetting. Zeiss is clearly a favorite of
2008-09-27 by E Neilsen
Paul, Sharpness in the digital landscape has always been an issue for me. Aside from the mechanics of focusing the light on the senor, we also have to deal
2008-09-27 by Michael King
Paul, If you want to get the best out of the 5D2 wide angle, get some of the new Zeiss lenses for Canon. I have used them on the D2x / D3 and they are head and
2008-09-27 by pr_roark
Hi Clayton, ... I m interested in DSLR sharpness or resolution also -- not necessarily directly comparing to the test Tyler ran, but to the issues of how to
2008-09-27 by lisa_silversmith
Are there any third party inks that can be used safely in the Epson R280 ink-jet printer.
2008-09-27 by pr_roark
... With QTR with a single PK you could get a warm print that might be OK. It probably depends on the printer and your tolerance of artifacts. With UT14 I have
2008-09-27 by Clayton Jones
Hello Djon43, ... Ditto my thanks, excellent article. ... Good point, and I d like to add a 3rd element: digital capture. I d like to see the same subject
2008-09-27 by scott_now_coming
Paul, Any chance PKN would work in the 1400 for glossy b.o. printing? I have a need for some glossy commercial prints. I currently print them on the C-86 w/EZ
2008-09-27 by pr_roark
... There s nothing quite like an 8x10 contact. In fact, with the old photos I m digitally restoring, many seem to be 5x7 contacts. While the noise level
2008-09-27 by djon43
Edward Weston s prints, seemingly always contacts, were superior in every respect to Ansel Adams enlargements in my experience. And few darkroom photographers
2008-09-27 by jhargens2000
... Well, on a whim, I picked up a used Epson r260 from Craigslist ($30 with inks loaded). Anyway, I ve made a few prints using the Claria ink profiles from
2008-09-27 by pr_roark
... The Eboni-1800 setup uses the same Eboni-6 dilutions, but they are in different positions, since the 1800 has CMY with Red and Blue rather than the usual
2008-09-27 by Paul Whiting
So, does that mean those five positions have different dilutions of Eboni ink?
2008-09-27 by Gary Weaver
Pan-X is ... so pictoral : ) Hardly a serious film : ) gar - still using the thin aero Pan-X *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
2008-09-26 by pr_roark
... I suspect with today s printers and coated papers, whether matte or glossy, the dot structure is the main limiting factor for print resolution, not whether
2008-09-26 by George Pappas
Mark, I took a look at your website….very nice selection of services. I have a question: which Cone inks are you using on Harman Gloss Paper? Are you using
2008-09-26 by Tyler Boley
It s a logical assumption that the photo surfaces would print with more resolution. The fact is that the coatings are very different from the clay like
2008-09-26 by Mark Savoia
And more: digital! Mark http://www.stillrivereditions.com ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2008-09-26 by maximalimage
More dream than that please: Panatomic-X!!!
2008-09-26 by pr_roark
... While we re dreaming, maybe we could get Fuji to make a C41 process version of Tech Pan film. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2008-09-26 by pr_roark
Paul Banks is going to market a B&W system in Europe that has Eboni-6 in the color spots of an Epson R1800, with the 3-MK settup in the remaining positions. I
2008-09-26 by Ernst Dinkla
... More or less what I advocated after I saw the first pictures of it maybe a year ago. A wide angle and 56x82 mm frame size (the Nikon 8000-9000 max scan
2008-09-26 by Gary Wagner
From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of pr_roark Sent: Thursday, September 25,
2008-09-25 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Thanks Bill, that is most useful. I ve just got my Z3100 running again after it was inactive for a while during the setup of a new joint studio for my wife.
2008-09-25 by pr_roark
... I might go for a wide angle version of this folder if it perfomed as well as the 645 Zi I had. On the other hand, the old Fuji folder I had was not
2008-09-25 by pr_roark
... I, too, was impressed by Tyler s comparison. His conclusions and images are consistent with mine. I, frankly, have 4 printers running with versions of
2008-09-25 by osiobrown
This is a great scanner for those of you out there still shooting with film and scanning for print. This scanner is in mint condition—both cosmetically and
2008-09-25 by Ernst Dinkla
... So he copied my handcopied text fast, without a thank you. -- Met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst
2008-09-25 by Bill Morse
Don t know, Ernst. I usually use full page GE. Not sure why not to. Thanks for all your reporting from the show. Bill ... -- Regards, Bill Morse Wm. Morse
2008-09-25 by andre1moreau
Some pictures here: http://davidbram.blogspot.com/ Cheers, André
2008-09-25 by ann clancy
I have played around with Fotospeeds software and it will allow you to make adjustments to suite your vision. it is easy to use and i have been pleased
2008-09-25 by Ernst Dinkla
Off topic here but with so many B&W film users in this list I might be excused, see rangefinder forum discussions:
2008-09-25 by Ernst Dinkla
... That s nice. Could do that with the Wasatch Softrip on the Z3100 and it really improves the control on gloss, semi gloss but the Wasatch isn t good on the
2008-09-25 by Antonis
I just read a very interesting article that Tyler Boley has published on his site. Using highly magnified areas of actual prints he demonstrates the importance
2008-09-25 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I did this to good effect: Grey Scale Lith Print Workflow (To be toned via Quad Tone Rip or Grey Scale Variable Mix inks, or converted to RGB and printed
2008-09-25 by steveabrink
I like the look of Lith prints especially prints w/ the deep browns & golds... Does anyone know of an application that mimics that look? I ve only heard of
2008-09-25 by Bill Morse
Hi Wayne- I ve had the 3200 for a few months, and I am very happy with it. The biggest improvement is certainly with matte (and to a lesser extent, but still
2008-09-24 by Ernst Dinkla
... No chance that the new Red will appear on the Z3100. The Black/Red head change is not related to droplet size. B&W printing isn t changed. Speed about 20%
2008-09-24 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Yup, it is unclear to me just how much of an improvement the Z3200 will be. Will have to wait till I can try one. The paper sounds interesting. Cheers, Wayne
2008-09-24 by jimrohan2002
... gallery-quality black and white and color prints ... A phrase lifted wholesale from Datacolor s marketing materials, and which I recognized immediately,
2008-09-24 by cdtobie
On Sep 23, 2008, at 9:54:16 PM, handyman856 wrote: I understand you shouldn t let the hightlights go to 100% RGB, which would be bare
2008-09-24 by Ernst Dinkla
... Many scanner drivers will skip steps when a lower resolution is selected. While the true optical resolution may not be more than 2500 PPI you still need to
2008-09-24 by Ernst Dinkla
... Unlikely to happen. Like it didn t happen on Epsons and Canons. The black and red head is also changed to the Z3100 one. I will ask today why ? but I guess
2008-09-24 by Bill Morse
Hi Peter- Yes, there are always tricks or serendipities that improve a particular image or even a particular piece of equipment or software 9in the eyes of a
2008-09-24 by handyman856
I understand you shouldn t let the hightlights go to 100% RGB, which would be bare paper. What IS the highest % for good bright highlights, and still be laying
2008-09-24 by Peter De Smidt
... Except Sandy King, a very experience photographer and printer, does exactly that. On his Creo Eversmart he s found that if he scans at a very high
2008-09-23 by Eric Neilsen
I guess we should have copyrighted it! Trademarked, in your logo perhaps ; ) Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street Suite 9 Dallas, TX 75226
2008-09-23 by Cdtobie
I didn t see a lot that jumped out as new; but I was quite suprised to see the phrase gallery-quality black and white and color prints ... A phrase lifted