Re: Good books on photography (OT)
2007-07-26 by Antonis
... Peter, the link below is not to a book but to a blog that may lead you to books and other interesting references (after some scavenging):
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2007-07-26 by Antonis
... Peter, the link below is not to a book but to a blog that may lead you to books and other interesting references (after some scavenging):
2007-07-26 by Debbi
Thank you for sharing this video! Here I am in California all my life and never really appreciated it. Debbi
2007-07-26 by djon43
Start with the gospels: Weston s Daybook I and especially II and Ansel s The Negative and The Print ...not his art books which IMO simply stun, don t
2007-07-26 by Peter De Smidt
All that matters is whether you find value in looking at the image or not. If you do, then the image is good for you. If you can find it, William Mortensen s
2007-07-26 by Robert W. Shearer
You have probably asked the most interesting question that I have seen on this forum. Some produce images that are completely technically correct and
2007-07-26 by Peter Oksen
Sorry for going slightly out of topic, but this issue may also have general interest. Having photographed for years on amateur basis, I still often find it
2007-07-26 by Lew
Ok. I m in Brooklyn, NY, and, unfortunately, cost is an issue. I d do the scanning myself. Thanks, group! ... From:
2007-07-26 by hflockwood
The amount of solid information available on this forum is amazing. But,...but for some of us who are not professional or even very advanced amateurs, it can
2007-07-26 by Sergei Antonov
Yes, if 90% is your minimum L, then it is the ink limit. There is number of calculators online that could do the conversion. Recently one was referenced on
2007-07-26 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello lew, I am in Los Angeles and I do this kind of work. I c can offer reasonable prices and excellent quality. Thanks Steve
2007-07-25 by sanhodo
... the position of having to scan my b&w film ... printing. (The time/quantity issues are ... some really good resources that do this ... Lew, you didn t say
2007-07-25 by Bill Morse
Hi Lew- I am in Boston, I can drum scan your negs, and/or do your prints for you. There are many others in various cities I can recommend. -- Regards, Bill
2007-07-25 by jturner4210626
Sergei, If I understand you correctly, are you implying that if my 95% measurement is above 16.7 than 90% is my ink limit? Are you aware of a formula to
2007-07-25 by Alan Kearney
Were are you located? What size negs? There used to be several great shop in San Francisco and one shop in Santa Rosa California. Alan
2007-07-25 by hflockwood
Now that I got the ink carts for the 2400, I went back and tried printing with VFA (on a Mac.) I had no trouble using the rear paper feeder using 8.5x11 sheets
2007-07-25 by Sergei Antonov
Joel, in my practice, L is increasing after you are reached the minimum. When you have too much inks, DMax is getting lower. So keep measurements until you see
2007-07-25 by jturner4210626
I m a real newbie on this so any help would be greatly appreciated. I am attempting to setup QTR on my system with my Eye One following the calibration guide.
2007-07-25 by Lew
I d like to scan my bw film negs & correct them in Photoshop, but send them out for inkjet printing. Are there good resources out there that would do a really
2007-07-24 by Lew
I realize this is not in the spirit of this group, but I may be in the position of having to scan my b&w film negatives, process the scans in Photoshop & then
2007-07-24 by Eric Chan
http://people.csail.mit.edu/ericchan/dp/Epson3800/faq.html#where1725 Eric
2007-07-24 by dirkhobman
Bob - I have had success using what used to be called Epson Professional Glossy Paper, aka Glossy Paper Photo Weight. The SKU code was S041388. Unfortunately
2007-07-23 by Kirk Decker
I have the R220 with MIS UT-R2 inks and Paul Roark s icc profiles. The prints look very nice. (Thanks Paul.) I would like to try Epson Velvet Fine Art and
2007-07-23 by robertsonlauri
Shilesh, your simple solution works perfectly!--printing on VFA through the regular sheet feeder, with VFA profiles, but EEM as the paper choice. Thanks for
2007-07-23 by Steven Karafyllakis
Bob, it s going to be hard to find a good match among the inexpensive papers, but the new one I mentioned a couple posts back, the Red River UltraPro Satin
2007-07-22 by will gibson
Larry, You might try buying a roll of your favorite paper and cut it to the 25 inch length (or 27 to aid handling). I bought 17 inch rolls for my R1800 (13
2007-07-22 by Bob Builder
Can anyone recommend a paper to proof Museo silver rag? (Similar characteristics - lower cost) Thanks ..Bob
2007-07-22 by djon43
David, this is a better site for QTR questions: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/QuadtoneRIP/ Beyond that: 1) you may have a memory problem...do disc
2007-07-22 by Shilesh Jani
Try selecting another paper, Epson Enhanced Matte, or whatever it is being called these days. Shilesh ... through the regular sheet ... Required . I would hit
2007-07-22 by Harry Lockwood
Lauri, I can¹t contribute further just yet because I suddenly need to replace one of the cartridges on my 2400, and I had to order some. Delivery expected on
2007-07-22 by Sam McCandless
... I had too little space for my printers too, Lauri, until I added a cart from Anthro.com and put my 200 and my 2400, backed up to each other, on its top
2007-07-22 by robertsonlauri
Hi Harry and Kevin, Thanks for responding to my post. I want to avoid the rear feeder for convenience--my printer s in a tight space, and I d have to keep
2007-07-22 by Carl Schofield
Luster: http://www.inkjetart.com/photo_papers/ceramic_luster.html Matte: http://www.hawkmtpaper.com/size.htm
2007-07-22 by Michael King
try google - quick search turned up Hawk Mountain has four different papers available in 17x25 cut sheets.
2007-07-22 by larry_chait
I recently purchased an Epson 3800 and would like to be able to print full-frame 35mm format images as large as possible (16 x 24 with a border on each side).
2007-07-22 by dmdctusa
I am using an Epson 2200 on a PC with WinXP and 2gb of memory. When printing an image the first 3/4 to 5/8 prints at normal 1440 speed but about 3/4 through
2007-07-22 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hello All; I received the UltraPro Satin 2.0 a few days back, but have had time for only a quick test print or two. First impression was that it didn t really
2007-07-21 by johnmatsubayashi
I m interested in the three channel ebony inks mentioned on Paul Roark s website and have a couple of questions. If I load the r1800 with the factory supplied
2007-07-21 by djon43
David W, Duane, Mike... David, thanks for taking your deserved credit. I didn t want to name names. That Harman print is superb...but that exchange featured
2007-07-21 by Harry Lockwood
Kevin, No, I haven¹t, but I¹ll give it a try as soon as I get some replacement cartridges shipped to me on Tuesday. But I suspect I¹m going to learn
2007-07-21 by Vinyl Graphics of Taft
I have shipped several used Epson s, and I have always removed the ink carts and put them in ZipLoc plastic bags. I put a wad of paper towels into the cavity
2007-07-21 by Un Globe Trotteur
Same here... PO ... From: ann clancy To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 7:05 PM Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Shipping
2007-07-21 by carole debeer
my first refurbished from epson didn t work so i had to send it back. they said remove the ink. ann clancy wrote: for what
2007-07-21 by dlruckus
Hi Mike. Sometimes perceptual is all that matters:) It s possible for a nice 1.68 matte to outshine a lackluster 2.0, 2.1 glossy quite easily. Regards Duane
2007-07-20 by ann clancy
for what it is worth; i had to send a printer back to epson and they told me to remove the ink. regards, ann Dennis Dowling wrote: Does anyone
2007-07-20 by Michael King
John, I think perceptually in that photo the blacks are pretty good, but they are not great when measured with the spectro. Coming in around L* 19.5. About
2007-07-20 by Dennis Dowling
Does anyone have experience shipping used inkjet printers? I have an Epson 900n and a 740 that I want to ship - probably by UPS. I ve had a problem before
2007-07-20 by Paul Roark
... Of course, re-filling carts cuts the cost from $44 to $18. ... If you don t use the 17 width, there are lots of options that are better than the 3000, but
2007-07-20 by Kevin
have you tried to run a 4x6 through your 2400 using maual roll ?
2007-07-20 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
I used a PC, but I am considering to purchase a mac next time I upgrade my hardware. For thick papers, I normally use the rear feeder. Sometimes, however, a
2007-07-20 by David Whistance
Hi John, the print is mine, hence my earlier comment to buy from MIS in the US rather than try to find something similar here in the UK. I ve tried lots of