Re: [Digital BW] antique sepia setting
2008-01-27 by Tim Timmermans
... Eric, I m using CS3 and I m back to printing with a standard 1280 (after trying both the 1800 and 2200)using standard Epson inksets. I just admire some of
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Re: [Digital BW] antique sepia setting
2008-01-27 by Tim Timmermans
... Thanks for the great responses guys. As I write this I haven t yet tried any of the suggestions but I m about to. To answer your question Eric, I m back to
Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-27 by Danny Raphael
BW comprehensive info resource at RetouchPRO: ( safe tinyul preview link) - http://preview.tinyurl.com/23en42 - - - - - Actions: There are a boatload of BW
RE: [Digital BW] antique sepia setting
2008-01-26 by Eric Neilsen
Tim, What are you using to print with, on, etc. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street Suite 9 Dallas, TX 75226 http://e.neilsen.home.att.net
why linearize? .... maybe long and boring ... and maybe i don't understand?
2008-01-26 by evanj1969
maybe this is a rather odd question, but here goes. why does one wish to linearize? i assume that when this happens with QTR, the 50% patch reads half that
Re: [Digital BW] Resetting maintenance tank on 3800
2008-01-26 by James Strain
Perhaps it needs replacing? It costs $20 and is easy to replace. Jim ... From: Yves Rubin To:
[Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-26 by gochatunbdotca
... For what it s worth, RealGrain is really excellent at simulating the look of film grain, right down to the differing image softness you would see from
Re: [Digital BW] Re: antique sepia setting
2008-01-26 by Mark Gilvey
A rule that I use, and I don t recall where I heard it, is to add your color into the 1/4 tone. Convert you image to B&W using whatever means you like, keep it
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-26 by Mark Gilvey
How can I put my Action on the group download page? Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: antique sepia setting
2008-01-26 by Patrick Kealey
you might visit this site, wonderful action creating ofdifferent tones including variations of the sepia tones. http://www.epaperpress.com/psphoto/index.html
antique sepia setting
2008-01-26 by Tim Timmermans
Does anyone here have a perfect setting for sepia and/or a darker antique sepia using the hue/saturation tool in PS? I understand perfect is in the eye of
[Digital BW] Re: No Ultratone cartridges for my new R280 at Inksupply. How much
2008-01-26 by dnclodfelter
My cartridges also shipped today. Now I ll have to make some prints. What I do not understand is how MIS can ship these carts in view of the Epson lawsuit
Re: [Digital BW] Re: antique sepia setting
2008-01-26 by Brian Ellis
... I just recently started using the epaperpress actions and they work great for some things (such as sepia and cyanotype). But for others - the filters, for
Resetting maintenance tank on 3800
2008-01-25 by Yves Rubin
I am looking for a printer-based menu access to reset the maintenance tank on the Epson 3800. I used to be able to do it on the Epson 4000 by powering up the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Drew Tait
Mark, To quote my 18 yo son it s way cool . Not only do you not have to spend a fortune on PS training; you already have it because it speaks photography!
[Digital BW] Re: Ink Base update (was Eboni-6 tones, etc.)
2008-01-25 by dgattarino
Have a look at the following thread. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/QuadtoneRIP/message/6020 Daniela
RE: [Digital BW] Re: No Ultratone cartridges for my new R280 at Inksupply. How much trouble am I in?
2008-01-25 by Mike Johnston
Good News! My ink order (filled carts) shipped today. Mike J. ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Mark Gilvey
Mic, and everyone else. I have updated the Action. http:// www.myfxjournal.us /downloads section on left. Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Mark Gilvey
Yes, I just replied to your previous post. I will update the Action. Thanks again, good call. Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Mark Gilvey
You mean color .... ;-) I never thought of setting the blending mode, I ll give it a try, thanks. Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been
Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Mic
Mark, Your actions work on a PC and I notice you didn t set the blending mode of the filters layer to Colour ; so of course you don t get any changes when
Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Mic
That s it! The Russel Brown method is the one I spoke about in my initial post but I didn t remember where I got it from. Just a note here, in Russels version
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Ink Base update (was Eboni-6 tones, etc.)
2008-01-25 by John Labovitz
... It sounds like you re doing some fascinating work with inks and printing. Do you mind describing what sorts of projects you re working on? Are you
Re: Ink Base update (was Eboni-6 tones, etc.)
2008-01-25 by dgattarino
Hello Paul, ... we absolutely agree with your statement which, infact, corresponds to our findings. Uncoated papers requires a different ink than inkjet
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Richard Smallfield
What I ve been doing lately is to use different BW conversions for different parts of the image. So, instead of being stuck with, say, an orange filter on your
Re: Ink Base update (was Eboni-6 tones, etc.)
2008-01-25 by Greg
... Shine a black light on those prints and you should see the green color flourese. This may also show up as a green color cast in the Sun.
Re: Ink Base update (was Eboni-6 tones, etc.)
2008-01-25 by dgattarino
I have found the formula of Simple Green here: http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/5856289-description.html Do not worry about the colorant and fragrance. We
RE: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Eric Neilsen
The topic of B&W conversion seems like a hot topic as it is also going on at the NAPP site now. I ll mention RealGrain from Imagenomic. It can be applied to 16
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Howard Shaw
... I find that the blue channel often has the greatest amount of shadow detail. It s also great for emphasising atmospheric haze & recession and for
Re: [Digital BW] Dual 2200s
2008-01-25 by jymbo4600
... the ... just ... Steve, Thanks for the quick answer. I believe you solved my problem. I wasn t choosing the 2nd printer when given the choice. It s working
Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by pglombick
I stand by Clayton s method. I tried using a few plug-ins, and while sometimes the results are what you are looking for and sometimes not, I found that most
[Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mark, ... Glad you like it, but I can t take credit for it. The idea for using these two layers is just one of many things I found somewhere on the web
Re: Is this possible? .... QRT curve points/point list
2008-01-25 by pr_roark
Evan, ... I assume the black boost will still override the Black ink limit. As a practical matter, I have not been using it becuase I tend to set the limits at
Re: Is this possible? .... QRT curve points/point list
2008-01-25 by pr_roark
Evan, ... I assume the black boost will still override the Black ink limit. As a practical matter, I have not been using it becuase I tend to set the limits at
RE: [Digital BW] Dual 2200s
2008-01-25 by Paul Grant
I seems that you would have have Rename one of them. Alternatively put on on network and one via usb? Paul From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Re: Is this possible? .... QRT curve points/point list
2008-01-25 by evanj1969
I figured it out. the linearization data that was entered was throwing my curves WAY out of wack. (I was using a MSR-neutral curve as my starting point) once I
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Mark Gilvey
I have made an Photoshop Action based on everyones input on this topic. You can find it at http://www.myfxjournal.us Go into the Downloads page an you will see
[Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Phil Morse
Or, if you would like to have some free fun trying different conversion effects, download Pog s latest monochrome conversion Photoshop plugin filter from his
[Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Alan Berkson
Some additional sources for b&w conversion - and lots more on these sites http://www.epaperpress.com/psphoto/index.html look around - there is a black and
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Mark Gilvey
That s it! The Russel Brown method is the one I spoke about in my initial post but I didn t remember where I got it from. Just a note here, in Russels version
[Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by sparta_0321
Here is the quick and dirty on Rob Carr s technique that I linked too. * Convert to Lab Color (Image Mode Lab) * Select the “Lightness” channel
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-25 by Mark Gilvey
Hey that works pretty well. The photo I used was kind of dark and the 3/4 tone on down blocked up but if you add some color to the color layer you get some
Re: Ink Base update (was Eboni-6 tones, etc.)
2008-01-24 by pr_roark
... Surfactants differ in the extent to which they form miscelles or monolayers -- that turn into bi-layers on some surfaces like inkjet nozzles. Some are
Re: PremierArt Hot Press
2008-01-24 by pr_roark
Tyler, ... Often but not always, the 270 and 325 will get a higher dmax than the 205. It seems to depend on printer and ink. The companies seem to fine tune
Re: [Digital BW] Dual 2200s
2008-01-24 by Steve and Ann Taylor
What kind of computer, what operating system, how are the printers connected? I have a Win2000O PC with two 2200s connected via USB and the system shows the
Dual 2200s
2008-01-24 by jymbo4600
This may be a little bit OT but it would be a big help if someone knew the solution, which I fear is quite simple and obvious. I have 2 computers for printing.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-24 by Steve and Ann Taylor
Another program that uses a color wheel to select your filter when doing a conversion to B&W is Picture Windows Pro which is only $90. It is, however, only a
[Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-24 by sparta_0321
This is one of my favored conversion techniques. Requires PS. Short tutorial at the end of article. http://www.designbyfire.com/?p=17 Tai
Re: [Digital BW] Re: B&W Conversion Techniques
2008-01-24 by Gary Weaver
To convert to B&W, you just turn color off. To emulate the response curve of a different medium, you can salt to taste. gar *********** REPLY SEPARATOR
Re: [Digital BW] PremierArt Hot Press
2008-01-24 by Tyler Boley
It was this- http://tylerboley.com/FineArtPhotography/landscapes/pages/16_13.html Over at Kalaloch at beach 4. It looks completely different there now, from