Re: [Digital BW] Re: Valuing Prints
2007-06-14 by RobLee
any CPAs here? Brian Ellis wrote: Why don t you just sell images (indicating on the price card
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2007-06-14 by RobLee
any CPAs here? Brian Ellis wrote: Why don t you just sell images (indicating on the price card
2007-06-14 by Tyler Boley
ask here- http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/piezography3000/ Tyler
2007-06-14 by Richard Smallfield
... It s a bit warmer. Richard -- http://smallfield.vze.com http://photos.smallfield.vze.com (Photos web site) http://warkworth.vze.com/ (Warkworth photo
2007-06-14 by cieloblu22000
Does anyone know how entrada natural compares to H photo rag in terms of warmth? Is it less warm or more or the same?
2007-06-14 by s.traudt
The problem here of course, is that you then have to claim the sale price of each print as income. And you then deduct the sale price when you donate it. So it
2007-06-14 by richardeskin
It isn t clear whether the images are being donated to be hung in their new or refurbished building, or as a cash contribution to the building fund. If the
2007-06-14 by pglombick
I currently make most of my prints using a R2400. I like the look of Piezo NK-7 inks on matte papers like Museum Etching. I just can t reproduce the results I
2007-06-13 by Brian Ellis
Why don t you just sell images (indicating on the price card that the proceeds will be donated), and donate the proceeds back to the art center as cash and
2007-06-13 by Vinyl Graphics of Taft
I wanted to print a few prints in B/W using my R1800. I have Photoshop CS3, and printing with the color carts leaves my prints muddy . Is there a vendor that
2007-06-13 by daniel
I m trying to design my first QTR curves and I have some basic questions I hope someone can answer. 1. When I print out the calibration page to determine the
2007-06-13 by Brian
... From: john dean What I do in cases like this is to sprinkle crushed up diamond particles in the ink mixture and print on imported gold soaked papers,
2007-06-13 by Paul Roark
... I do not check the QTR box when using PFP for QTR. I routinely just open the text file output in the PFP Export folder using Excel, because I want to see
2007-06-13 by Jerry L. Hadam
Don t know how private individuals donating is handled, but if you have already accounted for the cost of ink, paper and other materials as part of your cost
2007-06-13 by Harry Lockwood
Final word: Given that it¹s for a good cause, I¹ve decided to donate the prints to the art center. Thanks for the advice from all. Harry ... of ... the ...
2007-06-13 by Michael Hill
The PFP documentation suggests that you have to set the QTR override checkbox prior to taking readings. Is there a way to take an existing measurement file
2007-06-13 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Open the files in Excel, and you ll see the formats. Converting one to another is just a matter of formatting... the export options are there to simplify
2007-06-13 by Un Globe Trotteur
Here you go: http://www.inkrepublic.com/KnowledgeBase/R2400WasteInk.asp?C=1 If someone knows on how to do it for the 1280, let me know. PO From:
2007-06-13 by Steve Gibson
I have that Dell monitor.. I love it. Hard to go to another one now! Almost thinking of putting one of my old 15 flat screens next to it.. just to hold
2007-06-13 by Harry Lockwood
Yes, Tyler is correct. I posted a note here before reading your input, confirming what Tyler wrote. Thanks for the reference. Harry ... the ... -- Harry F.
2007-06-13 by Harry Lockwood
More info, confirming Tyler¹s original input on valuing art. From http://www.mam.org/supportus/gifts_of_art.htm ³Tax Considerations Income Tax Charitable
2007-06-13 by john dean
What I do in cases like this is to sprinkle crushed up diamond particles in the ink mixture and print on imported gold soaked papers, which pushes up the value
2007-06-13 by RobLee
can u send me instructions for r1800? thanks! Un Globe Trotteur wrote: Does anybody know on how
2007-06-13 by Wendel White
Harry, Tyler is correct (as far as I know) regarding the limits of tax deduction for contributions by artists of their own works. My understanding of the IRS
2007-06-13 by Un Globe Trotteur
Does anybody know on how to pull the waste ink tube and drain the waste ink into a bottle instead of the waste pad? I have done that with my R220 and have
2007-06-13 by David Whistance
How much do you want for it? David Whistance ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On
2007-06-13 by Brian Ellis
What I do in cases like this is to sprinkle crushed up diamond particles in the ink mixture and print on imported gold soaked papers, which pushes up the
2007-06-13 by Harry Lockwood
I¹ll do that. Thanks. Harry ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-06-13 by Harry Lockwood
Tyler, Thanks for the guidance. I had hoped for a financial win-win solution with a decent tax break. I guess I¹ll just have to be more generous than I
2007-06-13 by Bob Frost
... I have both, and the R2400 is best for color and B&W. The color on the R1800 might look great, but it is not as accurate as the R2400, even with a custom
2007-06-13 by Steve Kale
Que? From: gypyjunior Reply-To: Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 19:26:51 -0000 To:
2007-06-13 by john dean
Well I did it with NK6 on the Epson 10K and it was really easy. I got a great tonal ramp the first time, the dmax was adequate at 1.66 on PR. Just printed out
2007-06-13 by Tyler Boley
I was being sarcastic, sorry. There s considerable personal experience with that scenario that has resulted in my cynicism about it. I ll leave it at that.
2007-06-12 by Sandy Schaffell
Harry, Perhaps you should begin your valuation search at the IRS web site. Let us know what you learn. I know we d all be interested. Good luck. ...
2007-06-12 by Brian Ellis
The people who get the real tax benifit are the wealthy who made the purchase, they can utitize the full amount of they spent at the auction. After all, they
2007-06-12 by Brian Ellis
When an artist donates a work of art that he or she created to a charity the artist s tax deduction is an amount equal to the cost of the materials that were
2007-06-12 by Stephen Kobrin
Has anyone had experience using a Dell 24 (2407WFP) monitor? The monitor allows a digital connection to the computer (DVI)and I wonder how it would work with
2007-06-12 by michael3442
When something appears too good to be true... You might ask the seller why it s being sold for less than the current market price for a used machine. There
2007-06-12 by Tyler Boley
it s really just a way to contribute and one has to keep that in mind. Some people can do that by buying things or contributing cash. I m in a better position
2007-06-12 by gypyjunior
www.premierimagingproducts.com there protective spray won t change the texture and it will actually increase the d-max ... protection ... dmax
2007-06-12 by RobLee
couldn t you just sell and purchase back your work on paper from someone and then dontate? Tyler Boley wrote:
2007-06-12 by Paul Roark
... If you already have an 1800 and 2400, then given my current B&W preference for the 100% carbon approach with a 1.5 pl dot printer like the 1800, I d set up
2007-06-12 by d33pc0re
I don´t think the difference is *THAT* big on matte paper. I compared a print i did on a 2400 (ABW) with a print (same image) on my 4000 with QTR and actually
2007-06-12 by Tyler Boley
I first discovered this long ago when I contributed an entire body of work of a Costa Rica Rain forest to the Nature Conservancy who happened to be involved in
2007-06-12 by David Whistance
I couldn t agree more. For $250 I d be tempted to have it shipped to me here in the UK! David Whistance ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2007-06-12 by hflockwood
In a juried process, I was selected to exhibit my (B&W) prints at a non-profit art center in VT (Northeast Kingdom.) The prints are archival (carbon on
2007-06-12 by mdhill60_1960
Unless my eyes have deceived me, I ve read that it is possible to build a profile for Cone K7 inks for QTR using PRINTFIX PRO s 225 patch pattern. Because I
2007-06-12 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Are you attempting to set black and white luminance (brightness of each) or black and whitepoint (color balance of white and black)? Spyder2PRO calibrates
2007-06-12 by Yvonne Muller
It s not worth it to me to protect a print that s been reduced in quality, even, or especially, if that reduction was from the protection process, itself. The
2007-06-12 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 6/12/2007 9:10:37 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, elcoggins@verizon.net writes: Be mindful that the 4000 does not have the K3 ink set and
2007-06-12 by Kurt Mahan
Has anyone tried printing on the Kodak Endura Paper with the Epson 1800 or 3800 printer? Or, can you tell me if Epson has the same paper? Kurt Mahan Michigan