Epson 2400: question about creating BW image on transparency at 720 DPI
2007-07-10 by David
I want to print an image on transparency film using my Epson 2400, but I only want printer output to be 720 DPI, which is fairly low resolution for this
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2007-07-10 by David
I want to print an image on transparency film using my Epson 2400, but I only want printer output to be 720 DPI, which is fairly low resolution for this
2007-07-10 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 7/10/2007 12:03:14 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, ... flexible ... Eric: My 4x5 negs are old.... 40 years plus.... and the Imacon film holder
2007-07-10 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Let s turn Brian OFF! Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street, Suite 9 Dallas, TX 75226 214-827-8301 http://ericneilsenphotography.com Skype : ejprinter
2007-07-10 by Eric Neilsen Photo
It is not a radical bend, but I d have my doubts about putting some older crisp negative material through one. At least the one that I worked with which was
2007-07-10 by Tyler Boley
Eric, I thought it was a very slight and gentle curve, no? Tyler ... flexible ... 4x5 negs? ... places to ... invaluable and ... eBay ... print as ...
2007-07-10 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 10, 2007, at 6:03 AM,
2007-07-10 by Ernst Dinkla
... Doug gave me a wet mount carrier to review and it is good. The wet mount system he based it on is the method I developed 3-4 years ago on Epson scanners,
2007-07-10 by Peter De Smidt
See: http://www.largeformatphotography.info/scan-comparison/
2007-07-10 by Eric Neilsen Photo
I d be concerned about the lens mount. I would also wonder about the glass. Is it still clear? No surface fog. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street,
2007-07-10 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Old and delicate don t do well with Imacon scanners : ) New nice flexible films can handle that bending with very few problems. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101
2007-07-10 by Tyler Boley
... eBay ... print as ... I ve been meaning to reply and mention it, something more urgent keeps popping up. I have some problems with Imacons, but mostly
2007-07-10 by jrschwaller
Joe... What is the benefit of polyester vs. polyurethane that justifies the increased cost? Thnaks....JOHN ... better ... the mat ... cover ... later
2007-07-10 by Peter De Smidt
Try clearbags.com
2007-07-10 by Peter De Smidt
Step one is a drum scanner, assuming the negatives can survive being fluid mounted. There are very expensive flatbeds from Creo, Fuji, Aztek and others. Their
2007-07-10 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 7/9/2007 8:58:03 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, sagaface@yahoo.com writes: I now have a lot of practical options to pass along and some great
2007-07-10 by sagaface
I now have a lot of practical options to pass along and some great places to begin gathering more information thanks to you all. Your help is invaluable and
2007-07-10 by Greg
Well, if he has (or can spend) $5000 on a scanner, he might want to contact the people at Aztec and see what they can do. They might be able to come up with a
2007-07-09 by deandadin@aol.com
Hello Sarah, I want to let you know that I do professional quality scanning on an Imacon scanner. I would quote better prices and give great quality. If you
2007-07-09 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 9, 2007, at 6:09 PM,
2007-07-09 by djon43
I should have added this...it s the tool they were discussing: http://betterscanning.com/
2007-07-09 by djon43
I suggest a visit to www.lightimpressionsdirect.com whether or not they make financial or shipping sense to you...they catalog a huge variety of approaches to
2007-07-09 by djon43
See the post by Kirk Gittings, a very demanding professional photographer with whose work I m familiar:
2007-07-09 by Paul Roark
Hi Joe, Framing and matting are (or were) among my least favorite parts of B&W print making. So, I ve tried to simplify the process. One of the major
2007-07-09 by Steve Kale
http://www.trueart.info/hinging.htm http://www.nedcc.org/resources/leaflets/7Conservation_Procedures/04MattingAn dHinging.php I highly recommend these guys for
2007-07-09 by David Whistance
Hi Sarah, this subject has been discussed at some length on http://www.largeformatphotography.info/forum/. One of the suggestions there was to look at the
2007-07-09 by alistair_owens
... mat ... Joe, I just run a length of tape along the top edge and allow the print to hang from this top edge. This seems to prevent most of the buckling
2007-07-09 by sagaface
Thanks all, for the responses so far. It gives me a fair amount to report back for consideration. Some other info that I didin t make very clear: My friend has
2007-07-09 by Stephen Billard
I either use photo corners or dry mount tissue. Photo corners when I am framing with glass and a mat. But, of course, you need a dry mount press to dry mount!
2007-07-09 by wkm@kauaiphotos.biz
I d take a look at the Epsons as others have suggested. Drum scanning requires a skilled operator and those folks are few and far between. If drum scanning is
2007-07-09 by Joseph Chandler
Thank you for your prompt reply. I ll take your suggestion and try it. These particular prints I m talking about are to be over matted. Thanks again, Joe C.
2007-07-09 by Joseph Chandler
Thank you very much for your prompt reply. The particular prints I m refering to are matted front and back. I will try your suggestion though. Joe C. ...
2007-07-09 by amadou diallo
If you re not overmatting, one solution that I use a lot is to hinge mount from the top with a Japanese hinging paper or, for large or heavy sheets, a linen
2007-07-09 by Steve Gledhill
Joe, If you re going to over-mat them then I suggest you use photo-corners. This leaves the print totally unstuck. Of course you ll need sufficient print
2007-07-09 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Does the $5,000 include printer or just scanner and time to scan X number of scans and produce files to print? Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street,
2007-07-09 by Charlie Thomson
I use a V700. I just had the opportunity to print 14x17 of my scanned 4x5 and 2 slides drum scanned. Visually I could not tell the difference. The V 700 does a
2007-07-09 by over40_98
What do you guy s(men and women) use to adheare your photos to the mat board? Do you only bond the edges of the paper, or do you fully cover the back of the
2007-07-09 by Steve Gledhill
I ll second that Dana. I ve used a V700 now for several months scanning 5x4 100Tmax at 2400. This easily gives me sharp 28 x36 prints @ 300ppi - or would if
2007-07-09 by Dana H. Myers
... With this kind of budget, I d suggest first trying an Epson V700 ($550 list, shop around a bit) and evaluate the results. Making a 9x enlargement from a
2007-07-09 by Bruce Watson
... Used drum scanners. More like 2-ish grand. Still beat anything out there at 8x or higher enlargements, and for bunches less money. What you re looking for
2007-07-09 by sagaface
Hi all, Can any of you recommend a scanner for (old and delicate) 4x5 negs? It s not for me, but for a friend who is considering purchasing a pro-sumer
2007-07-09 by Brian Ellis
Does your friend know the distance from which the posters will be viewed? If they ll be behind a counter or displayed in some other fashion that will limit the
2007-07-09 by djon43
Vinny, I made my point. An earlier response was coherent.
2007-07-09 by David Burren
... Does the Epson driver think the Photo Black ink is installed? If so it won t put the matte papers in the list. I remember that being an issue with the
2007-07-09 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 9, 2007, at 5:59 AM,
2007-07-09 by Vincent Orlando
What is your point Vinny www.wulfsden.com ... us on ... OBA s not ... lit; ... color ... I m
2007-07-09 by Alan Berkson
Ok, I ve got my new PC with Vista to recognize a driver for my ancient but quite serviceable epson 1270, but the custom settings are no longer present. The
2007-07-09 by David Burren
... papers. ... to ... Old names? New names? In Australia Epson still sells Archival Matte instead of Enhanced Matte ! Premium Presentation Paper Matte
2007-07-08 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Check the manufacturer s site. They may provide instructions and perhaps an icc profile. ... option in
2007-07-08 by robert49brake
... I m not familiar with that particular paper but Epson has recently renamed all of their papers. e.g. Enhanced Matte is now Ultra Premium Presentation
2007-07-08 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 8, 2007, at 6:02 AM,