Re: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-13 by Peter De Smidt
... I don t recommend it. The Epson glass carrier involves mounting on the top of the glass. Hence, the sensor has to go through another two glass surfaces.
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Re: [Digital BW] Installing Epson 3800
2007-04-13 by Brian Ellis
No need to respond, as someone else s suggestion I eventually found the maintenance cartridge and by pulling it out and putting it back in a couple times the
RE: [Digital BW] Help...Spongless carts draining?
2007-04-12 by Globe Trotteur
your waste pads could be saturated. On my r220, i drain the ink outside the printer. PO ... _________________________________________________________________
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-12 by Globe Trotteur
I have been thinking about the V750 for my B&W and maybe using the fluid mount. Does this scanner meet the expectations? Reviews said that it is close to a
RE: [Digital BW] Kirkland Glossy - USA
2007-04-12 by Tom Maugham
I ve queried Costco about the new paper s manufacturer but they will not reveal that info. IMHO it s better than the Ilford that was previously sold. Regards,
Kirkland Glossy - USA
2007-04-12 by Andre Moreau
Hello, My local Costco now sells the Made In USA version of Kirkland Glossy. Has anyone established who the mfg might be and if this paper might still be an
Re: [Digital BW] Kayenta yellowing too!
2007-04-12 by gochatunbdotca
For what it is worth, I have seen severe yellowing on one half of a silver-gelatin print that was in direct contact with ordinary newsprint (newspaper paper).
[Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-12 by djon43
I use Vuescan and Nikonscan with my Nikon V, Vuescan and Epson with my flatbed. I have had no problems with any of them, or with Minolta s application, with
Re: [Digital BW] Kayenta yellowing too!
2007-04-12 by tom strickland
My first post to this list. For a good few years now I ve seen TiO2 mentioned in New Scientist magazine as useful in breaking down organic compounds in the
Re: [Digital BW] Help...Spongless carts draining?
2007-04-12 by Edward Wiseman
Cleavis.. The newer top-hat style of plugs did the trick for me..If there is an air-leak, your carts WILL drop their contents.. Eddie ... From: Cleavis To:
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-12 by Ernst Dinkla
... Read the manual as someone suggested. The framing + crop isn t the most user friendly aspect of Vuescan but it has many features including a changeable
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 8bit to 16 bit
2007-04-12 by Ernst Dinkla
... And 16 bit may have passed the editing, archiving stages: 16 bit printer drivers are popping up too: GutenPrint, the Canon wide format PS plug-in, Wasatch
Help...Spongless carts draining?
2007-04-12 by Cleavis
I ve used spongeless carts in both a 1270 and a 1280 for over a year or so. Some time ago the 1280 loaded with color inks seems to have spilled it s guts
Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-12 by David Keenan
... I have no doubt that VS is capable of making excellent scans. I have tried to use it recently with an Epson V750 to scan medium format 6x4.5 negatives with
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-12 by Gary W. Weaver
Yes, I love seeing what everyone else is doing, too. gar Thanks Harry. I always enjoy browsing photographs. Best, Daniel
Re: [Digital BW] Re: IT Supplies mess up PS
2007-04-12 by Richard Smallfield
... I wasn t bragging. I had told them about their mistake as soon as I got the paper. I thought that I should give them a plug for willingly resolving their
Re: [Digital BW] Re: IT Supplies mess up ... you have to laugh (or cry)
2007-04-12 by Richard Smallfield
... I told them about it as soon as the paper arrived. Richard -- http://smallfield.vze.com http://photos.smallfield.vze.com (Photos web site)
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-12 by Eric Neilsen Photo
As a user of Vue Scan and other scanning software, I ‘d add this. Any software that hope to emulate B&W negs in any way is pushing the bound of reality. I am
Re: [Digital BW] Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-12 by Tyler Boley
... meds... it s the meds. Took a moment to remember them, it s daily I m pretty sure. Tyler
Re: [Digital BW] Re: IT Supplies mess up ... you have to laugh (or cry)
2007-04-11 by Debbi
I wouldn t brag about that. It just makes you look small Debbi
Re: [Digital BW] Re: IT Supplies mess up ... you have to laugh (or cry)
2007-04-11 by Bruce Watson
... Oh come on Richard. Do the right thing. Call them and help them correct the mistake. The paper s not free; somebody has to pay for it. Somebody s job could
Re: [Digital BW] Re: IT Supplies mess up ... you have to laugh (or cry)
2007-04-11 by Richard Smallfield
I just checked my Visa account and they only charged me for 100 feet of paper plus postage - so well done IT Supplies. I now have enough paper (300 feet) to
Re: [Digital BW] Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Yes, thats exactly the feeling it generates: Gee, an hour ago, I had the answers to any possible question on the topic, then this woman with a microphone
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by Gary W. Weaver
I never investigated Vuescan further than hitting some setting that took an hour to preview. You don t really need much for B&W scans. For color negs, I got
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 8bit to 16 bit
2007-04-11 by Bruce Watson
... Exactly. Succinct as usual Tyler. -- Bruce Watson
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by BlackMax Photo
As someone who had been using VueScan off and on since it s inception, I d like to suggest that those having trouble with the software simply read the
[Digital BW] Re: 8bit to 16 bit
2007-04-11 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... whatever the level of expertise, I found that very interesting. The last sentence is so right after all is said and done. From my
Re: Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by Tyler Boley
what a coincidence, these checks are drawn on my account at AWESOME BANK, US. Got turned onto it by my clients. T
Re: [Digital BW] Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by Mark Savoia
I could use a check too...you ARE awesome! Mark
Re: [Digital BW] Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by Tyler Boley
... well they never moved the camera, no choice! They are just out of frame. Despite weeks of prep, those piles just could not be dealt with, they are created
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by Daniel Ridings
... Not necessarily. Vuescan is better for me because I never have to relearn software when I get a new scanner (doesn t happen very often any more) or when I
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by Harry Lockwood
Beautiful image, Daniel, as are the others. But I¹m one of those who has tried Vuescan on a couple of occasions with little satisfaction. I¹ve been using
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by Peter De Smidt
Also try scanning as a color image, and then look at the color channels in photoshop. With my scanner, the green channel gives the best results for scanning
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by Daniel Ridings
I have been using Vuescan for about 5 years now. Best thing since sliced bread in my opinion. One piece of software for all of my scanners. Works the same
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 8bit to 16 bit
2007-04-11 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Thats a typical flow, but the percentage of images that reach each step are smaller as you go along. Unless I have to send an image out it never gets to
Re: [Digital BW] Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by Steve Gledhill
And mine arrived here in the UK yesterday. It s good to see Tyler s common sense contributions here backed up by his superb images. It s a pity we can t
Re: [Digital BW] Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by Mark McCarvill
I m a subscriber, so I get my CD s automatically. Mine arrived here (in Toronto) a couple of days ago. Mark
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 8bit to 16 bit
2007-04-11 by Gary Brown
Would nt it be simpler to capture all images in RAW and convert them to 16 bit tiffs, do all of the editing, then save as an 8 bit file ? Gary
Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by jnhugo
... Nikon, or ... just fine. ... I think that s the point, she is using the manufactureres software and is not satisfied with the results. Jack
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by Steve and Ann Taylor
My experience has been just the opposite. I find Vuescan to be quite easy to use. It works with both my Epson 3200 and my CanoScan 4000 with the same basic
Re: [Digital BW] Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by john dean
It s about time. I ve seen a lot of pigment produced monochrome work but I ve never seen anything this good up close. He needs an Aperture monograph. This is
Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by edrudolpho
Until recently I used NikonScan, the software that came with my scanner. I had tried VueScan several times and found it clunky. However, when I began using
Re: [Digital BW] Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by John Vitollo
... How true! I had the pleasure to meet Tyler at his old Seattle studio a couple years ago. Was amazed at the quality of his prints, was amazed at the quality
Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by David Keenan
... Don t try it, though, if you want scan software that doesn t require a degree in both computer science and scanner design to use -- nor if you want
Re: [Digital BW] Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by amadou diallo
Congrats Tyler. What I want to know is where you buried all your test prints and lin targets before the camera crew arrived? -- amadou diallo Author, Mastering
Re: [Digital BW] Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by Mark Savoia
I ordered mine several weeks ago, is the CD backordered or did yours take while to get?
Nice (Lens) Work, Tyler
2007-04-11 by mccarvill
As others here have noted, Tyler Boley is featured in the current issue of LensWork Extended. Congrats, Tyler, and beautiful portfolio. The interview with
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 8bit to 16 bit
2007-04-11 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Even high bit monitors have a low bit bottleneck in the process, so all current monitors are limited to 256 levels of data per channel from the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 8bit to 16 bit
2007-04-11 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Actually, I didn t see ANYTHING in there that was correct. Guess that article would be a good idea! C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Suggestions for Negative Scanner
2007-04-11 by Daniel Ridings
... Julie, You might not want to wait too long with a new scanner. They are a dying breed. Daniel Ridings http://www.dlridings.com/paw2007