Re: interesting b&w conversion method
2007-03-28 by lulalake_1999
... http://www.journalofaphotographer.com/workflow_tutorials/tutorial_conv erting_color_images_to_black_and_white_print.html ... Yes. I ve been using that
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2007-03-28 by lulalake_1999
... http://www.journalofaphotographer.com/workflow_tutorials/tutorial_conv erting_color_images_to_black_and_white_print.html ... Yes. I ve been using that
2007-03-28 by Paul Roark
Maybe they are totally un-related, but the styles seemed close to me -- very dramatic. I m wondering from the dates if they are a father-son combo. We seem
2007-03-28 by Steve Bye
This technique is very similar to the technique described on http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf. The Gorman/Holbert technique is what I use.
2007-03-28 by Steve Bye
This technique is very similar to the technique described on http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf. The Gorman/Holbert technique is what I use.
2007-03-28 by Steve Bye
This technique is very similar to the technique described on http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf. The Gorman/Holbert technique is what I use.
2007-03-28 by Steve Bye
This technique is very similar to the technique described on http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf. The Gorman/Holbert technique is what I use.
2007-03-28 by Steve Bye
This technique is very similar to the technique described on http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf. The Gorman/Holbert technique is what I use.
2007-03-28 by Steve Bye
This technique is very similar to the technique described on http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf. The Gorman/Holbert technique is what I use.
2007-03-28 by Steve Bye
This technique is very similar to the technique described on http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf. The Gorman/Holbert technique is what I use.
2007-03-28 by Steve Bye
This technique is very similar to the technique described on http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf. The Gorman/Holbert technique is what I use.
2007-03-28 by Steve Bye
This technique is very similar to the technique described on http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf. The Gorman/Holbert technique is what I use.
2007-03-28 by Steve Bye
This technique is very similar to the technique described on http://www.gormanphotography.com/bw_conversion.pdf. The Gorman/Holbert technique is what I use.
2007-03-28 by Paul Roark
For more on Brandt, see http://www.bowhaus.com/news/brandt.php4 Paul www.PaulRoark.com _____ From:
2007-03-28 by Mark Savoia
Other one? Mark
2007-03-28 by cschaible94111
Hi all: Came across a post this morning, on a blog I sometimes look at, about Bill Brandt and black and white printing, that I thought might be of interest.
2007-03-28 by cschaible94111
Hi all: Came across a post this morning, on a blog I sometimes look at, about Bill Brandt and black and white printing, that I thought might be of interest.
2007-03-28 by cschaible94111
Hi all: Came across a post this morning, on a blog I sometimes look at, about Bill Brandt and black and white printing, that I thought might be of interest.
2007-03-28 by flyflightdeck
How about the Canon IPF5000 pigment printer.Its suppose to have better seperation in the low values compared to the Epsons (according to luminous landscape},
2007-03-28 by Sam McCandless
... I ve had both good and bad, Alan, and so have the people I ve known who have had HP or Canon printers. I think that s because they re all cheaply made and
2007-03-28 by atrembly2001
Thanks Barry. Can you give a bit more on Red River and where I can get it/them? Alan ... printers that many of the other ... students on the Epson ... Advanced
2007-03-28 by atrembly2001
Thanks for the advice Scott. I had a bad experience with Epson but it seems that they make the printers of choice for b&w. Onward and upward. Alan ... out ...
2007-03-28 by atrembly2001
Hi Johnny, Thanks for your help. In looking at other posts, I see that Epson appears to be the printer of choice. I had a bad experience with Epson a few years
2007-03-28 by atrembly2001
Hi Johnny, Thanks for your help. In looking at other posts, I see that Epson appears to be the printer of choice. I had a bad experience with Epson a few years
2007-03-28 by atrembly2001
Hi Johnny, Thanks for your help. In looking at other posts, I see that Epson appears to be the printer of choice. I had a bad experience with Epson a few years
2007-03-28 by atrembly2001
Hi Johnny, Thanks for your help. In looking at other posts, I see that Epson appears to be the printer of choice. I had a bad experience with Epson a few years
2007-03-28 by David Whistance
Leigh I have used both the Neutral K7 and SplitTone K7 inks in an R800 and also in an old 1270 I had lying around. In the R800 and I suspect also in your 2400
2007-03-28 by leighkumar
Dear All, I am just starting out in the wonderful world of Piezography and quadtone. Was wondering if anyone has any experience with the Piezography SplitTone
2007-03-28 by Paul Roark
I just printed a test strip with the latest version of QTR using both Windows XP and Vista with the same profile. Actually I used the Curve Creator on each to
2007-03-28 by gcwagner
Mark, I also would love to see one of your prints. Do you have any for small prints available for sale at a minimum cost? Thanks, Gary W. ... From:
2007-03-27 by Jeff Randall
When you print the QTR calibration target (QTRgui: tools|options|calibration mode) what dMax do you get? This is the best that you can hope for. If the
2007-03-27 by stasunas
I m using UT7 inks in an Epson 2200 on Condor BW paper and QTR. The best Dmax I can get is 1.5. That seems low to me. Is it and if so suggestion to increase
2007-03-27 by David Keenan
Here s an interesting method for creating b&w conversions from color originals published on Martin Fuchs blog. Takes the Lab lightness channel conversion
2007-03-27 by Mark Savoia
You just have to see it. Get a print done that way and judge for yourself. Mark
2007-03-27 by David Keenan
... I very happily printing using ABW mode on my R2400 and am poised to buy a 3800 so I can make larger prints the same way. But I d sure like to see a print
2007-03-27 by Tyler Boley
StudioPrint is ideal, but you can drive your printer with the same inks with QTR nicely also, for $50. John Dean does it beautifully, as well as Roy. Tyler
2007-03-27 by Robert Mitchell
Thanks Bert--- Everyone has been so helpful. I never knew all this existed. I have some work to do but I sure appreciate your advice. Best, mitch ...
2007-03-27 by Robert Mitchell
Thanks Tom-- will check out your information. I am grateful for your suggestions. Now just pray for me! All best, mitch ...
2007-03-27 by Robert Mitchell
Thanks Paul-- I will check out your suggestions. I know you are at the top of the heap with this stuff-- have ready your information. Thank you so much mitch
2007-03-27 by Robert Mitchell
Thank you Bruce Watson-- I am grateful. ... http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.362672/it.I/id.1/.f?sc=15&category=-115 ...
2007-03-27 by Robert Mitchell
Gosh Joel, a million thanks. What wonderful information. I will study your comments and try to figure out where to go. Cost IS a factor, so the ricey part
2007-03-27 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Dear friends, I was wondering if anyone is using the ABW mode on the R2400 on EEM with MIS s K4 inks. If so, which settings do you use to get neutral prints?
2007-03-27 by Lotusm50
I d like to mount some prints that have a pretty stiff curl (thick fiber-based matte paper off a roll). My normal approach with linen tape to mount the prints
2007-03-26 by Eric Neilsen Photo
I can only go up to 23.5 x ? but if that downsizing would work for you, I run sepia piezo tones in my 7000. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street,
2007-03-26 by Joel Pickford
Hi Mitch, I decided to go digital with my B&W exhibition work way back in 2001. Since then, I have tried almost every software/ink solution out there, ranging
2007-03-26 by Bruce Watson
... http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.362672/it.I/id.1/.f?sc=15&category=-115
2007-03-26 by Paul Roark
Hi Mitch, ... This is what I m now doing with my 7500: http://www.paulroark.com/BW-Info/4K+.pdf and what I d recommend for the 7000 as well. The approach
2007-03-26 by Tom Husband
Hi Mitch, Check out item #9 and 9b on Clayton Jones s site. It talks about the 2400 and printing B&W. http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm Lots of good
2007-03-26 by Bert Katzung
Hi Mitch: You ve come to the right place! I m a mere beginner, but there are some very helpful experts who monitor the group regularly and will probably come
2007-03-26 by mitchinmaine
I have been photographing for 40+ years, 30 years professionally, with traditional equipment--35mm - 4X5. I am 57 years old, self taught and a slow learner.
2007-03-26 by CorrPro96@aol.com
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