2007-04-23 by Eric Neilsen Photo
I did not do side by side comparisons through LR and PS or the same image, but the image printed like it looked on the screen ( not the PFP image as that was a
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2007-04-23 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Pleased to hear you are working with PFP. As for Lightroom, its a strange situation; there s no way to turn off the flavoring to print a profiling
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2007-04-23 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Speaking of which, I output some files yesterday with LR and some PFP colorized profiles and they printed as expected; not too dark. Eric Neilsen Photography
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2007-04-23 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Pierre, The folks at Adobe really pissed me off with their lack of compatibility with LR and their other image products. I suppose it can t be all things to
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2007-04-23 by CDTobie@aol.com
... That really depends on how you plan to print them. The only unique data in a DuoTone is grayscale, so converting to grayscale will get you all the image
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2007-04-23 by Pierre Archambault
Hi CD, Thanks for the info on the file contents. It wasn t clear to me how different it was under the covers. I haven t produced one of those in 2 years but
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2007-04-23 by Pierre Archambault
Good morning Eric, I recently purchased Lightroom and wanted to use it to allow me to navigate my library of images. This file in particular was process 2
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2007-04-23 by Brian
... Eric Converting the Duotone to RGB will usually do it. Brian Price
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2007-04-23 by CDTobie@aol.com
... A duotone is actually a single channel grayscale image, with some tinting data in a special format. Whether any application other than Photoshop (even
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2007-04-23 by amadou diallo
A couple of years ago I tried some sheets of the PremiereArt Hot Press, and while the Dmax with the Cone inks was relatively low, their coating held a very
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2007-04-23 by Geoffrey Meadowcroft
Eric I m using a 2400. I am using the same settings as the ones used to make the custom profile. In Photoshop namely print with preview In the Epson
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2007-04-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, Recently I tested some PremierArt Matte BW with K3 ink to compare with other papers and was quite surprised by the result. MBW paper is very
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2007-04-23 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Paul, How would you see them again? If you changed them in Lightroom during printer set up, they should be changed in the Epson driver. Do they reappear after
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2007-04-23 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Pierre, My first questions is WHY? If you had a 16bit image Lightroom will be OK, color or B&W. While some may have a color for selenium, I view that as some
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2007-04-23 by caz
Hello, I wonder if someone here might have stumbled upon a situation I am faced with and found a solution. In order to mimick a selenium toned image I
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2007-04-22 by Steve Schaefer
Is there a way to make a custom profile with the eye-one for QTR rip? I got a trial pack of Harman Photo inkjet paper. When I run it through my 4000 using the
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2007-04-22 by Eric Neilsen Photo
What printer? I checked on both my systems and my prints with my primary system using a 4800 are very close to on screen look. Was your profile made with those
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2007-04-22 by Paul Grant
I have noted that sometimes on my epson 2200 that after I have made all my settings in lightroom....I still have to change them again in the Epson Printer
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2007-04-22 by Alan Kearney
I run PS CS 2 on a PC laptop w/2 internal drives in a RAID 0 configuration. I can only use the C drive for my scratch drive and I ve never had any trouble -
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2007-04-22 by michael3442
Thanks for the ideas - from straightforward to complex. Now does anyone have a good idea on how to handle the scratch files for best performance? Adobe allows
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2007-04-22 by Geoffrey Meadowcroft
Eric (and others) I am still struggling to get Lightroom to print properly. I have just made a print from PS7, Imported the file in its final (print) form to
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2007-04-22 by Eric Neilsen Photo
My experience with XP2 and T400CN go back a few years. At the time, the T400CN gave me a much smoother scan than the XP2. The scans were done with an Imacon
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2007-04-22 by Gary W. Weaver
Hi Harry, Depending on what s going on - on the film, I scan grayscale or RGB. Sometimes CYMK, if I get a different look. I shoot FP4+ and APX100 because the
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2007-04-22 by Harry Lockwood
I¡¯ll do that. Thanks. Harry ... -- Harry F. Lockwood [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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2007-04-21 by Tyler Boley
If you still want to check out the scanner s channel performance and possible effects of base color scan RGB and carefully look at each channel. You can always
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2007-04-21 by Harry Lockwood
Thanks, Tyler, for the quick response. I can only choose RGB or grayscale, not individual channels. And yes, I stay with 16 bit throughout, until I print.
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2007-04-21 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... I use that film regularly for medium format and have for many years, it scans well. With large prints, people are amazed to
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2007-04-21 by hlockwood
My question is about the scanning negatives, but since the end goal is to get the best B&W print, I thought I d raise the question here. I hope this is not
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2007-04-21 by bob@marsolais.com
Barnes and Noble is also taking preorders. Order it on line and you ll save a few bucks and get free shipping. Bob [Non-text portions of this message have
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2007-04-21 by flyflightdeck
Just pre-ordered mine too.Thanks!
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2007-04-21 by Steve Kale
Epson use a different coating. Somerset Enhanced Velvet is awful wouldn¹t bother with it. From: Brian Reply-To:
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2007-04-20 by Paul Roark
... The short answer is that the B&W images I m printing are mostly composed of multiple carbon inks -- K, LK, and LLK. So, achieving the best partitioning of
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2007-04-20 by Paul Roark
Hi Jeff, ... OK, I see it s still in the package. ... Yes, see http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/51-Step-Lab-A-B.jpg The pattern of the 51-step file appears to
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2007-04-20 by Derek Hamlet
I just pre-ordered mine on Amazon.ca and am excited about receiving it when it arrives. Thank you Amadou for your contribution. ... Derek Hamlet Victoria, B.
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2007-04-20 by amadou diallo
Just a quick note, since some had requested book order updates: Amazon is now taking pre-orders for Mastering Digital Black and White. You can order a copy at
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2007-04-20 by kenstrain2000
... to ... I m so glad someone else asked that! Now graphite core I would have known, but I think it is very very different. Ken
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2007-04-20 by Jeff Randall
Paul I use a crop of the 51 step wedge that comes with the QTRip installation in the OneEye folder. Is there something that you ve found wanting with this
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2007-04-20 by Keith Zimmerman
I use a rather simple method of managing my photo files. To start with, I keep all my photo files in the My Photos folder in My Documents. Then, I have an
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2007-04-20 by Walker Blackwell
So far Lightroom is working for me with the same profiles used from Photoshop as well. I m printing to one K7 Neutral 9600 with QTR, one Quad WN/SL with QTR,
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2007-04-20 by sanfo2003
What is meant by the term carbon core ? Thanks, I m taking a deep breath, hunkering down and getting ready to learn this QTR profiling process.
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2007-04-20 by dealy663
... Check out The DAM (digital asset management) book by Peter Krogh. It offers a pretty thorough explanation of his system for managing photos, backups,
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2007-04-20 by Christopher L. Johnston
Here s how I do it. I have three machines in my office. 1] Bookkeeping, old and slow doesn t need to be new and fast, 1drive with redundant back-ups to jump
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2007-04-20 by Paul Roark
Hi Tom, ... Yes, I might even be able to get to it tomorrow. (Hopefully before I forget.) (I m also trying to figure out a 51-step image that works for
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2007-04-20 by Tom Moore
Paul Could you elaborate on your method for refining the .acv curves in photoshop and your method and criteria for evaluating them? Tom Moore ... ...
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2007-04-19 by Walker Blackwell
I had this problem as well. It s the old Epson drivers. They updated their stuff to take ProPhoto - Output Profile conversion a few months ago. I was amazed
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2007-04-19 by Paul Roark
I m not the most experienced QTR profiling person, but I ve been seeing what might make the process faster and more accurate from my perspective. Here are a
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2007-04-19 by Jim Coffee
Michael... I ll paint a picture of how I do it. It won t be for you but perhaps you can glean a thing or two: a.. There are 4 machines in my office: 1) My
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2007-04-19 by Paul Roark
I ve been experimenting with QTR recently, using the generic K3 setup in a 220 (K, LK, LLK, LC, LM, & Y - which is working great and probably will in any Epson
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2007-04-19 by michael3442
Suggestions needed. I need to take a step up the ladder of managing my digital files, having just found myself out of hard drive space. Thinking that now would
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2007-04-19 by djon43
I hope Greg Schern made a bundle in the recent Inkjetgoodies/Moab/Inkjetart transactions! Inkjetart.com has been a wonderful dealer, much more insightful about
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