Yahoo Groups archive

Digital BW, The Print

Index last updated: 2026-04-28 22:56 UTC

Messages

Browse messages

Page 503 of 2186 · 109257 messages matched

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re:interesting b&w conversion method

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re:interesting b&w conversion method

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re:interesting b&w conversion method

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re:interesting b&w conversion method

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re:interesting b&w conversion method

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re:interesting b&w conversion method

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re:interesting b&w conversion method

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re:interesting b&w conversion method

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re:interesting b&w conversion method

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re:interesting b&w conversion method

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Interesting Blog Post (not too OT)

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Interesting Blog Post (not too OT)

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Interesting Blog Post (not too OT)

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.

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Need direction and advice

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},

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Need direction and advice

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Need direction and advice

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 ...

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Need direction and advice

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Need direction and advice

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Need direction and advice

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Need direction and advice

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

QTR & Vista

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

Re: Struggling with Dmax

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

Struggling with Dmax

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

interesting b&w conversion method

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

R2400/ABW settings for EEM/K4

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?

Thread view Attachments: 0

Mounting prints with stiff curl

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

Thread view Attachments: 0

Move to quarantaine

This moves the raw source file on disk only. The archive index is not changed automatically, so you still need to run a manual refresh afterward.