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2007-07-12 by Bill Morse
HA! yeah, just a coupla hicks printing so you won t drink! Anyways, thanks for the nice words, and hopefully I ve learned something in the meantime. Bill ...
2007-07-12 by Bill Morse
Hi Bruce- You re right about the Aztek/Howtek thing, and it is too bad it doesn t work with other scanners. As I understand it, the reason is that the software
2007-07-12 by djon43
It appears Microtek has discontinued 1800f in anticipation of the delayed M1 but they re available on EBay. Questions about its Ice availability (requires an
2007-07-12 by Tyler Boley
Bill, if that is the same image you used for our print exchange some years back, it is truly an beautiful print. I suspect you are able to print even better
2007-07-12 by Bruce Watson
... It should be noted that DPL software is an Aztek product that works only with Aztek and Howtek scanners and does not support the numerous other drums
2007-07-12 by Peter De Smidt
... What reviews are you talking about? Ted Harris s review in View Camera claimed that the 1800f has better dynamic range than the Epsons, and a Google
2007-07-12 by Bill Morse
Hi Tyler- Wish I could see the show- Let us know when it comes East! I have yet to see a CCD scan that did not show significant noise in smooth 3/4 tones. As
2007-07-12 by Tyler Boley
Bill, with all due respect to your knowledge and experience, I ve come to some conclusions over the years about things like this. There is no question that on
2007-07-12 by Eric Neilsen Photo
On Behalf Of djon43 . would take zero digital processing time. Based on what? To take full advantage of ICE which would reduce the time one might need to
2007-07-12 by Harris J Sklar
David, Sent you a PM but just incase you do nt receive it sending it to you here as well. I appreciate our reply. Could you tell me what papers are you using
2007-07-12 by Kurt Kramer
I recently had a little e-mail exchange with David Brooks who reviews printers for Shutterbug. He believes the iPF5000 .... remains the best inkjet printer I
2007-07-12 by djon43
Imo this is a job that suggests backup to film, reducing all formats to one ( 35mm would probably be just as good as 70mm). Detail resolution of modern films
2007-07-12 by djon43
Actually, the Microtek doesn t get reviews equaling the last two generations of Epsons: Not nearly as versatile, don t hold film as flat as Epsons with Doug
2007-07-12 by David
So, does this mean I could try converting to bitmap using diffusion dither at 720 DPI, converting back to grayscale at 1:1 ratio, then printing at 720 DPI
2007-07-12 by Mark Savoia
I can t wait until it opens :)
2007-07-12 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Yes, I have the 24 Z3100 and am very happy with it for both color and BW. Cheers, Wayne Wayne J. Cosshall Publisher, The Digital ImageMaker,
2007-07-12 by Brian MacDonald
The studio will be closed until July 17th. for vaction. I will return e-mails at this time. Thanks. Brian On Jul 12, 2007, at 6:03 AM,
2007-07-12 by Ernst Dinkla
... The institute mentioned here faces a more herculean task: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/10/science/10astro.html?_r=1&oref=slogin 500.000 astro
2007-07-12 by Nancy Wilson
... report back for ... maritime negs dating ... three sources, totalling ... Sarah, when you mention the date of the negs, I wonder if any of them are glass
2007-07-12 by Seth Rossman
In the 4K+ paper Paul Roark wrote he stayed with the UC (Epson) LM ink. Also, it seems I remember him saying here that he doesn t use MIS Magenta for one
2007-07-11 by Ernst Dinkla
Beken of Cowes will know what is needed for the job, they faced the same decision maybe 20-30 years ago with a marine photograph collection that dates back to
2007-07-11 by Eric Neilsen Photo
On Behalf Of Ernst Dinkla. Looks like it needs a flexible solution which isn t one you will find in a drum scanner Which is why a good flat bed opens up a
2007-07-11 by Bill Morse
Hi Ernst and Brian. I agree that for 16x20 from a 4x5 neg, you may not see the advantage of a drum scan- in fact I alluded to just those considerations in my
2007-07-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... The original request didn t mention wide format printing either as far as I know. ... collection of old maritime negs dating from the late 1800 s thru
2007-07-11 by Ernst Dinkla
... I m using a Z3100 44 . Its B&W prints are also excellent. -- Met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst
2007-07-11 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Yes, though the amounts it uses of each depends on the tints you choose to print... C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit
2007-07-11 by Richard Cooke
Thanks C. David. I have one more question - does the RGB driver method use all of the inks in the set? Thanks again, Richard Cooke ... RGB driver. ... building
2007-07-11 by CDTobie@aol.com
... You can use PrintFIX PRO as you describe with UT-3D inks, and the RGB driver. Or you can use them with QTR, and use CreateICC to build your profiles,
2007-07-11 by Richard Cooke
Hi Folks, Does the above combo allow a user to get good results easier/quicker than using QTR alone? I have the i1 photo but as far as I know it won t help in
2007-07-11 by Roger Sopher
Canon finally has their pigment ink printer on the market. Has anyone had any experience with this beast, particularly its paper handling? How much of a
2007-07-11 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Should have an addressable limit of 720 as well. This means that sending them a predithered (or prehalftone dotted) image in one bit B&W (NOT grayscale)
2007-07-11 by David M. Dorn
Good information. What about the dot dithering limits for the Epson 2200 and 1800/800? This would very useful information to have on all printers....is there a
2007-07-11 by CDTobie@aol.com
In a message dated 7/11/07 7:29:22 AM, reflectionsbyharris@hotmail.com ... Yes, I ve compared using its internal profiles for color and for B&W with what I can
2007-07-11 by Mark Savoia
I think it is more about operator expertise most of the time. Mark
2007-07-11 by Bill Morse
Hi Mark- Ha! No doubt. However, after years of trying to do fine-art scanning with both a scitex and a Nikon 9000, and after directly comparing scans of the
2007-07-11 by Harris J Sklar
Is there anyone in this group working with an HP Z2100 or Z3100 printer. I have been using a 24 Z3100 for almost 6 months and very satisfied.Harris Harris J.
2007-07-11 by Brian Ellis
As an aside, it continues to amaze me that people who spend the time, effort and $$ to do large format photography then content themselves with flatbed
2007-07-11 by Mark Savoia
Is there anyway to stop this from happening every time he gets a daily digest post from this e-group?
2007-07-11 by Mark Savoia
Bill, You are going to piss off lots of people with that statement, careful. Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-07-11 by Brian MacDonald
The studio will be closed until July 17th. for vaction. I will return e-mails at this time. Thanks. Brian On Jul 11, 2007, at 6:07 AM,
2007-07-11 by Bill Morse
Hi Sara- As part of my Fine-Art photo printing and art reproduction studio, I do drum scanning using the best equipment and software. As a matter of fact, I am
2007-07-11 by David
Yes, its one of the options I m looking at. I have a Photoshop plug-in that allows me to add grain with control over the size. The only thing is that the grain
2007-07-10 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Then I would let the quality of the printer shine and run test on a variety of grain added to your file. You ll get the advantages of quality, no banding color
2007-07-10 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Richard, 40 years may seem old, but the negs I am thinking about would fall into the 80 year range. 40 year old neg are still made of what I d consider soft
2007-07-10 by David Whistance
Many thanks for the answer. Best of luck with your project, it sounds interesting but well beyond me! David Whistance ... From:
2007-07-10 by David Whistance
Thank you - that s interesting. David Whistance ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On
2007-07-10 by David
... image dots ... similar ... Yes, C. David, that s exactly what I m trying to do. Best, David.
2007-07-10 by David
... Ah yes, the question . . . . which I ve gotten before. I m using the transparencies to make photopolymer plates for intaglio printing on an etching press.
2007-07-10 by CDTobie@aol.com
In a message dated 7/10/07 5:48:32 PM, david.whistance@btopenworld.com ... If one is trying to define dots, thats the max rez at which actual image dots get
2007-07-10 by David Whistance
What is the reason for sticking to 720dpi? David Whistance ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com