Blending Frames for Dynamic Range
2008-04-05 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I don t know if this is OT, but I ve been blending images for ages (especially in night shots), using varying opacity on separate layers containing
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scanner or not
2008-04-05 by robertsonlauri
I have a Nikon 4000, and am very happy with it for vintage 35mm negatives--although far prefer VueScan to the Nikon software (less contrast, better tonal
Re: Best MIS PK for use in R1800
2008-04-04 by pr_roark
... In my latest experiments with PK in an 1800, I got better results with MIS MP-PK. MP = MISPRO Achival color pigments. See
Re: Scanner or not
2008-04-04 by Robert Gaunt
I ve been using an Epson V700 for about a year now and am pretty happy with it - does batch (24 negative) scans pretty well. Used the V700s at Maine Workshops
Re:Revised Paper Chase Article
2008-04-04 by arlenelove3@aol.com
Clayton, the MK rubbed off the H Fine Art Pearl the first day. Then it dried and I sprayed it with Printshield and the surface feels tougher than sprayed
Re: [SPAM]Re: [Digital BW] Scanner or not
2008-04-04 by Richard Smallfield
I have the Minolta Scan Elite 5400 and would agree that it s very good - the extra resolution (5400ppi) is good to have. I ve printed excellent A2 tech pan
Best MIS PK for use in R1800
2008-04-04 by Roger
I m trying to figure out which PK to use in the R1800. Paul shared some advice here: http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/3MK-Glossy.pdf Initially I used MIS
Re: UT7 to Eboni-6: Flushing required?
2008-04-04 by Mark McCarvill
Thanks, Paul. Glad I asked. Mark
Re: UT7 to Eboni-6: Flushing required?
2008-04-04 by pr_roark
I d flush the system. Eboni-6 uses a base that MIS (or Image Specialists) says is not compatible with UltraChromes and many other similar glossy bases.
Re: [Digital BW] Red River Papers
2008-04-04 by Eddie Wiseman
MATT... IMHO, go for the Red River ULTRA-PRO SATIN 2.0..Very much like EPSON s semigloss , and works very well with the UT-2 INK set..I also use it for color
Re: Red River Papers
2008-04-04 by pr_roark
In the non-OBA area, I think the Red River Aurora Natural is about the best bargain there is. The dmax is a bit modest, but still in the low 1.6 s. (I
UT7 to Eboni-6: Flushing required?
2008-04-04 by Mark McCarvill
My 7600 uses UT7, with Eboni K, and the MIS funnel-fill carts. I understand that flushing is required when going from Ultrachrome to Eboni-6, but what about
Re: [Digital BW] Re: HawkMountain papers
2008-04-04 by Ukko Heikkinen
Hi again Much obliged. Ukko Heikkinen ... From: Clayton Jones To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, April 04, 2008 11:44 AM Subject:
Red River Papers
2008-04-04 by mbrouphy
I was looking over some of the specs for several of the papers carried or made by Red River and I m looking for some user advice. What kind of experience have
RE: [Digital BW] Scanner or not
2008-04-04 by E Neilsen
I picked up 4 rolls of 35mm color film at WPPI in Las Vegas from Kodak that is meant for improved scans. I have yet to try it. That is a moving forward answer
Re: [Digital BW] Scanner or not
2008-04-04 by Tony Sleep
... Nikon seem to be the only mainstream mfr. still in the prosumer filmscanner market. They re good but the LED lightsource is prone to grain aliasing on some
Re: HawkMountain papers
2008-04-04 by Clayton Jones
... For some reason they keep changing the name of that paper. It was originally called Merlin Smooth. Then they changed it to Peregrine Smooth (Peregrine
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scanner or not
2008-04-04 by Ernst Dinkla
On wet mounting. It depends. For 35mm film I usually rely on the normal Nikon LS-8000 strip holder and no glass at all. Which was the subject of this thread as
HawkMountain papers
2008-04-04 by Ukko Heikkinen
Hello Clayton Please help: I quote your article: Peregrine (used to be called Merlin) Smooth Hawkmountain lists only Peregrine Velvet 250. They have also:
Re:Revised Paper Chase Article
2008-04-04 by Clayton Jones
Hello Arlene, Thanks for the good feedback. I m glad the articles are helpful ... Well, in my article I recommend using the VFA setting for all matte papers
Re: Scanner or not
2008-04-04 by djon43
35mm Nikon V and 5000 are ordinarily grain-sharp, corner to corner without glass, but ends of strips are issues if the film is curley...which is the reason you
Re:Revised Paper Chase Article
2008-04-03 by arlenelove3@aol.com
Thank you Clayton for your ongoing research and extreme generosity in sharing your knowledge. I m using K3 inks, Matte Black with HPR and have been very
[Digital BW] Re: Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by William John Smith
... I have to agree with Dana on this one. I have been using a 9000 for over two years now with the glass carrier, both 35 mm and 120, and the focus is tack
Did Epson Cool K3 LK and LLK?
2008-04-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, I recently replaced the LK and LLK in my 2400 and suddenly everything got cooler and I had to adjust ABW settings. What I used to get with 2,8 now
RE: [Digital BW] K7 Gloss Order Link
2008-04-03 by George Pappas
Thank you for making this available, Tyler. I look forward to seeing the prints. George C. Pappas george@pappasonline.net (703) 268-3196 _____ From:
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by Dana H. Myers
... That s not my experience with the Nikon LS-9000; the glass holder gives very good edge-to-edge sharpness without resorting to wet-mount. Dana
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by Peter De Smidt
If you get a Nikon 35mm Film scanner, make sure to get an FH-3 film strip holder. They are not expensive. This allows you to scan 6 frame film strips, and it
Re: [Digital BW] K7 Gloss Order Link
2008-04-03 by Tyler Boley
http://www.custom-digital.com/info/B05T8487finalprinterMONO.tif.zip Have a UCK3 setup here also, but thanks for the offer. Tyler ... we can ... so you ...
[Digital BW] Re: Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by Roger
I ve never used the Plustek but have heard it has limited Dmax which should matter to you for scanning transparencies and some silver B&W negatives. I have
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by Bill Morse
I don t have experience with the Plustek, so can t say. The Nikons and similar film scanners, OTOH, are very difficult (impossible?) to get focus across the
Re: Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by dlruckus
I ve been using the Plustek for several years now and it does a very good job. Good enough, in fact, to exhibit just how disappointing some of my 35mm from the
Re: [Digital BW] Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by James Strain
My Microtek 900i lost a solenoid and I then discovered, to my chagrin, that there are no Microtek service facilities in the USA. I could not recommend
Re: Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by pr_roark
... David Brooks at Shutterbug tests a lot of these and is very enthused by the affordable Plustek 7200i. My experience is that the typical 4000 dpi of a film
Re: [Digital BW] Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by Peter De Smidt
... Richard, what type of film are you scanning? Nikon Coolscan scanners (I have a V) are very good with fine-grained film, but not so good with grainy film.
Re: Epson 1280 Inkset for Warm Tone Prints - UT2
2008-04-03 by Clayton Jones
Hello Paul, ... That s good to know, I ll add that tidbit to the Soft Texture Art comments in Paper Chase. I began using STA a few months ago. It prints
Re: [Digital BW] K7 Gloss Order Link
2008-04-03 by Michael King
Tyler, Are you willing to post the image (US letter 360 dpi) somewhere so we can download and print a version locally using Epson ABW PK to see how it
Re: [Digital BW] Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by m revaldi
try microtek i900 or other type or nikol coolscan imnoexis! ... From: Richard To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent:
Re: [Digital BW] Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by Gary Weaver
Film still rules in my book!! gar *********** REPLY SEPARATOR ***********
Scanner or not
2008-04-03 by Richard
Are there any good scanners for 35mm negatives or should as, what is the best for 35mm ? or is all photography pretty much gone to digital. -- Hate to sell of
Re: Epson 1280 Inkset for Warm Tone Prints - UT2
2008-04-03 by pr_roark
Mike, ... I like the non-OBA papers like Premier Art s Hot Press 325 or 205, but what I really like for the warmest prints I make is what MIS sells as Alpha.
Re: Epson 1280 Inkset for Warm Tone Prints - UT2
2008-04-03 by mbrouphy
Paul, I used the standard QTR profile for carbon. I ve been working on getting prints done for a show this coming weekend and stuck with this profile because
K7 Gloss Order Link
2008-04-03 by Tyler Boley
As I posted several weeks ago here- http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/message/90802 I am interested in getting community feedback
Re: [Digital BW] Interest in seeing K7 gloss? Let me know
2008-04-02 by Tyler Boley
finally, we have paper, we have paypal set up, we have prints... we have cake! We also have a very slightly higher price, due to some costs I failed to factor
Re: [Digital BW] Epson C88 & Eboni-6 or Carbon-6
2008-04-02 by pr_roark
My write-up of the C88+ EZ version of Carbon-6 or Eboni-6 is at http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/C88-C13-5.pdf This should make relatively smooth, 100%
Re: [Digital BW] Revised Paper Chase Article
2008-04-02 by Sam McCandless
Thanks, Clayton, for keeping this very useful resource up to date. -- Sam
Revised Paper Chase Article
2008-04-02 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, The revised Great Paper Chase article is finally on line. It is now divided into 3 sections: the new section for K3 inks, the original Eboni
Re: Epson 1280 Inkset for Warm Tone Prints - UT2
2008-04-02 by pr_roark
Hi Mike, ... So, it sounds like you found or made a QTR profile that used all the inks, including the sepia. If you want warm, getting the cool inks out of the
LightZone
2008-04-02 by David Emerick
MacUpdate is running a 1/2 off promo of LightZone today. http://www.mupromo.com/deal/474/lightzone david emerick dnemerick@smcm.edu
LightZone promo
2008-04-02 by David Emerick
MacUpdate is running a 1?2 off promo of LightZone today. http://www.mupromo.com/deal/474/lightzone david emerick dnemerick@smcm.edu
Re: New Epson Paper
2008-04-02 by scott_now_coming
... It s probably the same paper as Epson Exhibition Fiber Paper http://seekingalpha.com/article/70771-internet-hoax-gooses-stock-market Scott