Re: [Digital BW] Re: Help....
2007-12-22 by Le Globe Trotteur
I currently use Costco paper for 8x10. If i do 11x14 ilford gallerie glossy. I think it is the same kind of paper. PO ... From: CorrPro96@aol.com To:
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2007-12-22 by Le Globe Trotteur
I currently use Costco paper for 8x10. If i do 11x14 ilford gallerie glossy. I think it is the same kind of paper. PO ... From: CorrPro96@aol.com To:
2007-12-22 by darryll48
Happy Holidays and a Great 2008! Darryll Schiff
2007-12-22 by James Irelan
Ironically, it s this idea, or an earlier version of it, that got me into digital in the very beginning, with Dan Burkholder s book, except that those negs
2007-12-22 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 12/22/2007 5:41:38 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, unglobetrotteur@hotmail.com writes: Then I print another contact neg on my Epson R220 What
2007-12-22 by James Irelan
... Yes, that s the impression I got. James ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-12-22 by Le Globe Trotteur
That s why I create digital negative. The best of both worlds. I m currently in front of photoshop and in the darkroom. I shoot Fuji Pro and the new kodack
2007-12-22 by Paul Roark
... Add me to that list. It s so much better than nothing, as long as we know the conditions of the tests and, for example, that the manufacturer decides what
2007-12-22 by tmunart
hi! does anyone knows what s the best paper setting for the FUJI-fine art photo rag paper 300 in the epson R2400? thank you meircg@hotmail.com
2007-12-22 by john dean
Lyson is a pretty big outfit in England and from what I can gather is primarily in the solvent ink business for the textile industry. Their Chicago outfit was
2007-12-22 by James Irelan
... It wouldn t surprise me if Lyson COULDN T pay for Wilhelm. During the time that their Cave Paints were killing my 7600, I had so many converations with
2007-12-22 by James Irelan
... Not sure mess is an apt metaphor for the digital way of working, especially compared to a wet darkroom. As many of us on these lists have, I came from a
2007-12-22 by CorrPro96@aol.com
Richard was a very open and helpful contributor to our craft. I had several email conversations with him while considering using the Mediastreet GQ2 inkset in
2007-12-22 by john dean
Hey, I agree with you. I m one of Wilhelm s most dilignet supporters around here and get ribbed for doing it all the time. I also agree that Lyson has been
2007-12-22 by Eugene Coggins
John: Henry does not run a charity. He runs a profit making corporation. You want something tested - you pay for it. Maybe Lyson didn t wish to PAY for the
2007-12-22 by James Irelan
I remember him, too, and although I never spoke with him on the phone, I also had some e mail exchanges with him, and admired the images of his I saw on the
2007-12-22 by john kelly
Paul, she apparently wanted good more than cheap (she spoke of 3800, not Ebay) and evidently didn t want to restrict herself to tiny (letter-sized) prints.
2007-12-22 by Sam McCandless
FYI -- Sam
2007-12-22 by Richard Smallfield
I had a can of Schminke Fixative that didn t smell as bad as the Lyson but it had spattery nozzles too. BTW happy xmas, Richard ... -- Backroads Essay:
2007-12-22 by atodzia@cox.net
Most of these sprays come out of the same factory and have different labels put on them..
2007-12-22 by john dean
Right. But the problem for me is the only brand that has been tested in accelerated tests by an outside source is Premiere Art. Why is it that Henry only tests
2007-12-22 by atodzia@cox.net
Definitely stay away from the cans with the small spray nozzles (new, according to Premier). You will ruin a lot of prints with the new, as John calls it -
2007-12-22 by john dean
And now Hahnemuhle has a uv spray that looks and applies exactly like Premiere Art. They even have the same new spray nozzles which are sputtery in my opionion
2007-12-22 by AnnMarie Tornabene
Clayton - Thanks for the tips. Once the 2400 is in my possession, I will be able to play with it to get the right combo of things I need. I rarely print large,
2007-12-22 by atodzia@cox.net
Desert Varnish is the same spray.
2007-12-22 by Clayton Jones
Hello AnnMarie, ... I ve had a 2400 for 28 months now (August, 2005) and it s been a dream machine. During that time it has had only three minor clogs, each
2007-12-22 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, I wondered if anyone could voice an opinion of this spray. I ve used Lyson Print Guard, which didn t change the appearance of the print at all, but the
2007-12-22 by Tyler Boley
I posted this to the Mac list before seeing it here, and this is the more apropriate forum. I had no idea Richard was ill. I remember Richard as far back as
2007-12-21 by AnnMarie
By the way, if anyone is interested, I have 4 unopened Epson ink cartridges that I was planning on putting on ebay unless anyone can use them here. I have a
2007-12-21 by AnnMarie Tornabene
John - I have considered and reconsidered the darkroom for 2 years and quite frankly, I don t have $30,000 to renovate my cellar for a darkroom, I have too
2007-12-21 by Paul Roark
... Not the way I do it. Eboni in an 1800 using the 3-MK approach plus a paper like Red River Aurora or even Epson Scrapbook/Premier Art 205 is probably
2007-12-21 by john dean
Thanks David, He sure was a sweet person. I ve had numerous email conversations with him over the last couple of years and he was always there to help in
2007-12-21 by CDTobie@aol.com
Photographer and fine art printer Richard Wolfson died of brain cancer Thursday, December 20, 2007. Richard was known for his black and white landscape
2007-12-21 by chrsbruner
All I am purchasing a new printer and one optionin is to get the express digital darkroom software..I am looking for some feedback on this software. Is it
2007-12-21 by john dean
I realized that soon after I posted. I wrote Josh and I have Ben s email now and you bet I m going to use it if I need to. And, I ll also write him if things
2007-12-21 by Tony Sleep
... It is, but unfortunately Ben Wolf has not joined this group, Josh /copied/ Wolf s message from
2007-12-21 by john kelly
It s a great printer. Ink s tremendously expensive when you need to replace (research that) but you get a lot at that time...and it comes with a huge quantity
2007-12-21 by AnnMarie Tornabene
Peter - Thank you so much for responding to my post. Since no one else did, I was beginning to think all sorts of sexist reasons! Anyway, I actually have to go
2007-12-21 by Ernst Dinkla
... It would cost you dearly if you flatten a bicyclist in The Netherlands or it must have been a bicyclist with a suicide note on the luggage carrier. I m a
2007-12-21 by zonepeter
Hi AnnMarie, I have had a 3800 since they came out. I have been very pleased with it. Before it I was using an Epson 1280 with grey inks. The 3800 has been
2007-12-21 by Michael King
I am working on getting beyond the peering too closely but its hard :) Mike ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-12-21 by Dana H. Myers
... Agreed. While I m actually not offended by GD under most circumstances, it does seem like the ultimate solution is really going to require GLOP in the
2007-12-21 by Josh Hackney
In all fairness to HP, this was posted as a comment on the guys blog with all the HP tech support problems. This kind of attitude from the Z product manager
2007-12-21 by Dana H. Myers
... medium. Interesting perspective - I, too, find the GD of Ilford Gold Fiber Silk not to be a problem under good viewing light/conditions, but it s easy to
2007-12-21 by john dean
And, I wish I could ride a bicycle into town. Here I d be flattened in 5 min. the fact that it will print without trouble 99% of the time.
2007-12-21 by john dean
That is the general consensus on what I ve heard from most of the others who bought this Z machine last year. Frankly I haven t heard anything significantly
2007-12-21 by brouwerkent
Mike and Dana I very much concur on how nice the Ilford Gold is...and it greatly appeals to my sense of value. Regarding the issue of gloss differential, I
2007-12-20 by Carl Schofield
I m also on the fence concerning the acceptability of surface artifacts present to varying degrees with all of these papers when printed with pigment inks. I
2007-12-20 by Ernst Dinkla
... I have written a lot on this subject in several lists like I have done in the past on Epson wide formats. All the aspects like the paper handling of the
2007-12-20 by Jon Cone
this just in!!!! http://www.rechargermag.com/articles/57003/ too early to say exactly the process. but earlier
2007-12-20 by Michael King
Hi Dana, Txs for sharing your experience. I have tried most of these papers (all but Moab) on a 4800/7880 K3 and agree with most of your conclusions. The only