[Digital BW] Re: OT - CD/DVD study with corrosion intercept
2007-08-13 by Mark Rogers
I wouldn t. Even if you fix the chemical issue with inserts they are too bulky and less convenient for the preferred vertical storage. Personally, I use the
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT - CD/DVD study with corrosion intercept
2007-08-12 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... Good point, Peter. So what do you use to store CDs? Peter Marquis-Kyle
Re: [Digital BW] Archiving Digital Photos
2007-08-12 by Chris Wong
Smugmug.com uses Amazon s S3 technology which has at least 3 redundant copies of your data distributed. I think it s vital that we all read the user agreement
Re: [Digital BW] Re: OT - CD/DVD study with corrosion intercept
2007-08-12 by Peter Marshall
I m surprised that anyone should ever consider long term storage of CDs in jewel cases, any more than most of us used to store slides in those plastic boxes in
Re: OT - My chat with an archivist
2007-08-12 by Steven Karafyllakis
... You might be able to pass the rock on down to post-humans, but what she puts on it? BONE MARROW? She ll have maggots munching on her art before too
Re: Archiving Digital Photos
2007-08-12 by Mark Rogers
If you really want to keep you data for a long time you need to have a least two copies in different locations and you need to rotate the media every now and
Re: OT - CD/DVD study with corrosion intercept
2007-08-12 by Mark Rogers
Jonathan S. Farley, Senior Conservator at Royal Botanic Gardens did comprehensive study of Bell Labs Corrosion Intercept technology as used to protect
Re: OT - My chat with an archivist
2007-08-12 by Mark Rogers
I met an artist not too long ago that was actually painting on rock, using some of the same material used thousands of years ago…material like bone marrow,
Archiving Digital Photos
2007-08-12 by Dennis W. Manasco
... That s right! You don t have to make cumbersome copies. _If_ you believe your online archive service will remain in business indefinitely. But: You
Re: Smaller epson printers
2007-08-11 by Steven Karafyllakis
No bronzing issues, but its a dye ink printer, you wouldn t expect that with dyes. Keep us posted on these, I m curious to see how they hold up. Frankly, I
Re: Smaller epson printers
2007-08-11 by Tim Timmermans
... Thanks Steve, I did find these guys.... http://www.clickinks.com/showproducts.aspx?Categoryid=48306&s_kwcid=TC-3246-56741907021-S-5349371021 Not sure about
PremierArt 205 a brighter white than Aurora Art Natural?
2007-08-11 by mkirschner
Can anyone who has both Premier Art 205 and Red River Aurora Art non-OBA natural on hand confirm that the PA 205 is a bit brighter and slightly less warm
Re: Smaller epson printers
2007-08-11 by Steven Karafyllakis
Tim; There are no re-fillable carts or resetters yet, but several vendors (including MIS) are selling CIS units with auto-reset chips. The 260 does a fine job,
Smaller epson printers
2007-08-11 by Tim Timmermans
I m considering adding a smaller printer like the epson r260 for small projects and non-exhibit prints. Is there an alternative to the Claria inks? They are
Re: [Digital BW] Hahnemuhle Natural Art Duo - anyone try?
2007-08-11 by SteveZ
... I m away from my ... ... 4800 ... in a ... I made some test prints a few weeks ago, found this paper a bit too warm and flimsy for my
Re: [Digital BW] Hahnemuhle Natural Art Duo - anyone try?
2007-08-11 by Terry Ritz
That would be great! It would be easier for me if you posted your findings to the group. I m away from my home computer for a bit, and reading e-mail would be
Re: Drying coated prints
2007-08-11 by osiobrown
To solve your problem, look into drying racks or trays. Many companies make them, from heavy duty steele racks to Rubbemraid drying trays. We have used the
Drying coated prints
2007-08-10 by esharamaki
I ve been fooling around with coating matte paper with a glossy water- based coating. I don t think I would coat all the time but I do like it as it makes a
Re: Large 100% carbon display prints
2007-08-10 by scott_now_coming
Hi Paul, Wouldn t this 3 system also work in a 4800, since it already has three black ink postions? Is is possible to use Eboni in the MK position, and
Re: The Best Paper for Printing B&W Snowscapes
2007-08-10 by Clayton Jones
Steve, ... Sounds like you re on the right track. In the cold white papers, Condor BW has been a long time favorite of mine. Since Hawk Mtn uses an already
Re: [Digital BW] Hahnemuhle Natural Art Duo - anyone try?
2007-08-10 by Alan Kearney
Not yet but it s on my list of samples to print today. Epson 4800 with MK inkset. Alan I ll drop you an note after I m done if you d like.
Hahnemuhle Natural Art Duo - anyone try?
2007-08-10 by Terry Ritz
Has anyone had a chance to try Hahnemuhle Natural Art Duo? The smooth surface, warm tone and lack of OBA s looks interesting to me. It s available in a 216 and
[Digital BW] Re: The Best Paper for Printing B&W Snowscapes
2007-08-10 by SteveZ
... claims ... seen ... one ... Thanks, Alan. I too have used sampler packs from Hahnemhule and Crane. It s probably time to pick up some more for this
Re: [Digital BW] Re: The Best Paper for Printing B&W Snowscapes
2007-08-10 by Alan Kearney
I agree with the others that buying sample packs and printing the image is the way to go! I ve been approached by a wedding that claims he s so busy he cant do
Re: The Best Paper for Printing B&W Snowscapes
2007-08-10 by SteveZ
... but ... with ... hearing ... had ... was ... well. ... if ... your ... Fine ... Thanks, Clayton. Yes, I often refer back to your series on articles on Fine
Re: The Best Paper for Printing B&W Snowscapes
2007-08-10 by Clayton Jones
Hello Steve, ... Any good paper will do a good job at that. Please have a look at article #5 at the link below. It lists characteristics of about 25 matte
Re: Workflow for BO and the 1280
2007-08-10 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mike, ... No, I didn t feel that need . ... The only difference is Same As Source is called No Color Management in CS2 (this is mentioned in the
Re: Workflow for BO and the 1280
2007-08-10 by mbrouphy
Clayton, Thanks for the feedback. I ll just work on it this weekend now that I ve managed to put myself under the gun for completing prints for a juried art
Re: The Best Paper for Printing B&W Snowscapes
2007-08-09 by jnhugo
... papers ... Great! I m glad you took it in the spirit it was offered. Happy printing! Jack
Re: The Best Paper for Printing B&W Snowscapes
2007-08-09 by SteveZ
... but ... on ... simulate ... hearing ... and ... for ... interpret ... own. ... really ... Look ... see ... will ... dead) ... printer. ... he ...
Re: Printing for different viewing light levels
2007-08-09 by john794552
Eric, The idea of trying to measure light levels in the viewing scenario is novel and interesting. I am not sure how practical for the majority of camera club
Re: Printing for different viewing light levels
2007-08-09 by john794552
Thanks for the helpful replies. Might try your idea, David, of turning screen brightness down.I would worry about the effects on the highlights of using a
Re: The Best Paper for Printing B&W Snowscapes
2007-08-09 by jnhugo
... with ... the ... This list is great for technical information. There are a lot of really excellent printers and people who understand the processes and
Re: [Digital BW] The Best Paper for Printing B&W Snowscape
2007-08-09 by Michael King
Hahnemule Fine Art Pearl - great for high key images. Mike ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
The Best Paper for Printing B&W Snowscapes
2007-08-09 by SteveZ
I have some beautiful winter rural snowcapes I wanted to print, but undecided which paper to use. The snowscapes are somewhat hi-key with not a lot of shadow
Re: Printing for different viewing light levels
2007-08-09 by David
I find that my prints are usually much darker on paper than on my LCD screen. To get around this, I turn the brightness on the LCD way down after its been
RE: [Digital BW] Printing for different viewing light levels
2007-08-09 by Eric Neilsen
Have you taken a light meter with you to the camera club and measured the light? I presume that they know what one is right? And that it would be a great idea
Re: [Digital BW] Printing for different viewing light levels
2007-08-09 by CDTobie@aol.com
... 2400. Both monitor and printer/paper combination are calibrated. I use an LCD monitor, and the printer output when viewed under a bright white bulb
Re: [Digital BW] Printing for different viewing light levels
2007-08-09 by Stephen Petegorsky
John I have found that for critical purposes, I need to often have two sets of prints. One is made for portfolio use where I will be showing the prints
Printing for different viewing light levels
2007-08-09 by john794552
On Windows XP and using CS3, I print toned monochromes on an Epson 2400. Both monitor and printer/paper combination are calibrated. I use an LCD monitor, and
[Digital BW] Re: Photoshop Faster On New Macs?
2007-08-09 by michaelrosensf
Amadou, Thanks for your thoughtful reply. (And for your great book!) I followed your link to that blog and its link to an Adobe article and learned some
Re: Fibaprint / EZ inks
2007-08-09 by Ted Chambers
Thanks, Roger. It turned out to be a flaky MIS cartridge. I guess I should have suspected. The Innova paper turned out fine in the end. It s smoother, whiter,
Re: [Digital BW] Suggestion for K7 homebrew needed
2007-08-08 by John Wilton
Hi Paul, the recipe you suggested (K + 3 carbon dilutions, lt c and lite m) worked wonderfully well, making rich, smooth, dither-free prints. However, my idea
Re: Fibaprint / EZ inks
2007-08-08 by Roger
I ve tested this paper (and other similar Innovas) with the R220 and MIS EZ-Warm/neutral hybrid set. I got similar results to Silver Rag and similar papers
Re: [Digital BW] Bypass was Re: Touch-up pen
2007-08-08 by Mark Savoia
Yes sir. I have lost track how many times I have done the resets over the years. Mark
Fibaprint / EZ inks
2007-08-08 by Ted Chambers
I tried a sample package of Innova Fibaprint Ultrasmooth Glossy on my C86 with the MIS EZ-warm inkset (and photo black). The result was as bad as anything I ve
Bypass was Re: Touch-up pen
2007-08-08 by Tyler Boley
Mark, for the chipped tank printers do you just leave a tank in and reset the chip when prompted? Tyler
[Digital BW] Re: Touch-up pen for matte paper flakes? Is there such a thing?
2007-08-08 by jimrohan2002
... after two and a half years would be one of those things. Jim Rohan
Re: Workflow for BO and the 1280
2007-08-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Mike, ... I can t provide any specifics since I never used a 1280, but the principles are the same. The basic concept or goal of the approach is
[Digital BW] Re: Touch-up pen for matte paper flakes? Is there such a thing?
2007-08-08 by Greg
... I m sure they did, and some bean counter suggested that they could get MORE MONEY with the tanks. Why do you think they have the chips on them.