Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-21 by djon43
Tyler, Harman s PR makes fabulous claims...they re risking credibility if they ignore critical comments from skilled users. It seems appropriate for this site
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Re: Photo Kiosk
2007-03-21 by sanfo2003
You can even softproof your images by getting the profile of the individual printer they are using at that particular store. You do this by going to the web.
RE: [Digital BW] Digitizing Prints
2007-03-21 by Paul Roark
In this museum project I m working on, I usually don t have the original negative. So, I m stuck with old, beat-up prints. I ve been amazed at how much
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Digitizing Prints
2007-03-21 by Eric Neilsen
It could also be that the print is in fact the performance that they admire as well, and to recreate it is not where they choose to spend their energy. As is
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Digitizing Prints
2007-03-21 by Gary W. Weaver
Some of my wet prints can t be easily repeated or have aquired a maturity. Those go to the scanner. gar ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Digitizing Prints
2007-03-21 by Richard Smallfield
Ralph Gibson and Annie Liebowitz both scan prints rather than negs - I guess the quality of your print and the quality of the scanner are major considerations.
Re: Digitizing Prints
2007-03-20 by sinar001
Kind of depends on how large of prints you want to make? I would agree scanning the negs would be better, but then you would spend a lot of time making them
Re: [Digital BW] Digitizing Prints
2007-03-20 by Geoffrey Meadowcroft
In my experience, I think you will find an 8 Mp camera perfectly adequate for copying original prints. You just need to be sure to light the original properly.
Re: [Digital BW] Musings on ProPhotoRGB colorspace
2007-03-20 by bwinkjet
Hi, The differences 168 vs 172 are due to gamma differences. Pro Photo is 1.8 and Adobe RGB is 2.2. Paul
Re: Digitizing Prints
2007-03-20 by Joost Horsten
... I never digitized silver prints, but I on a few occaisions I made reproductions of some of my paintings and drawings. The paintings I had to do with a
Re: [Digital BW] Digitizing Prints
2007-03-20 by David Aschkenas
For the best results I would scan the original negatives, then adjust and print through photoshop. Several years ago, I did the same thing that you¹re
[Digital BW] Re: Need direction and advice
2007-03-20 by scottkathe1
Frank, The C88 is the newer version and I think there is also a C88+ I saw at the local Radio Shack for about $50. The cartridges are the same see
Re: [Digital BW] Musings on ProPhotoRGB colorspace
2007-03-20 by Carl Schofield
Adobe RGB is a gamma 2.2 colorspace. I don t know what the gamma is for proPhoto RGB, but it is probably not 2.2 and that may be why you are seeing this
Digitizing Prints
2007-03-20 by lenzzman44
I want to digitize my archive of monochrome silver prints (for ink jet printing, so not too off topic). First thought is to shoot them on a copy stand with a
Re: [Digital BW] Musings on ProPhotoRGB colorspace
2007-03-20 by bvalente
... see ... here s an interesting test I just conducted: created two identical 16-bit gray scale ramps, one in adobeRGB and the other in proPhotoRGB
Re: [Digital BW] Musings on ProPhotoRGB colorspace
2007-03-20 by Peter De Smidt
... My understanding is that there s a trade-off with larger color spaces: namely, the large the space, the more colors it can represent; but the larger the
Re: [Digital BW] Musings on ProPhotoRGB colorspace
2007-03-20 by Greg Stempel
... The benefits of a larger space are that as output devices get better, they ll be able to produce a larger gamut of color.....
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Need direction and advice
2007-03-20 by frank cxhicarelli
... scott i have a c86, but am intersted in knowing the difference in it and the c88 . can you tell me? thanks frank ...
Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-20 by Tyler Boley
... but in my experience, and others, it does. Far less delicate than the other matte papers I use. Clearly there is some issue that needs resolution, but it s
[Digital BW] Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-20 by djon43
Ernst, Remember the recent baaa-baaaing here, ridiculing the very possibility of impending paper/pigment advances? I doubt it hurts to consider the visible
Musings on ProPhotoRGB colorspace
2007-03-20 by bvalente
As the result of recent experiences, I am curious if anyone uses the ProPhotoRGB colorspace in photoshop when correcting/printing photos. I had some photos I
Re: R340 - waste ink counter reset
2007-03-20 by Fred59
... R340 ... I tried the SSC utility last night; it would not work on my R340. FWIW, there is a new autoreset chip coming into the US for the latest firmware
Re: [Digital BW] Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-20 by Ernst Dinkla
Long thread for a paper that doesn t hold its inks. Met vriendelijke groeten, Ernst
Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-20 by Rick Colson
sinar001 wrote: To make it perfectly clear, which it doesn t seem to be-- Ilford, is a division of Oji. Their US offices are in Springfield, Mass. Thanks!
Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-20 by Rick Colson
Djon43 wrote: Hi Rick...wasn t me... Sinar001 mentioned Boston. Sorry! Mea culpa. But thanks anyway for the info. Rick
Re: [Digital BW] Photo Kiosk
2007-03-20 by Evan Wolarsky
Richard, the point was to ask people whose systems were setup to print only black-and-white, what they did with the very occasional need to send someone a
Re: [Digital BW] Photo Kiosk
2007-03-20 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 3/19/2007 5:44:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time, wolarsky@ix.netcom.com writes: However, my real question was whether any one used these kiosk
QuadToneRIP version 2.5.1 Release, Mac & PC
2007-03-20 by Roy Harrington
There s a new release. Highlights are: Many new profiles for R2400 and 3800 printers with UC-K3 inks. See release notes:
Re: [Digital BW] Shooting in Color: was Photo Kiosk
2007-03-20 by Tom Baker
Better control when you are editing the file to print. ********* Greg Stempel wrote: If I may, Why shoot in color if your only going
RE: [Digital BW] Photo Kiosk
2007-03-19 by Mike Johnston
I did a couple of times. But now I just upload them to Costco and go pick them up. It works great. I have the best luck with the sRBG color space. Mike J. ...
Re: [Digital BW] Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-19 by Peter Marshall
Harman say: HARMAN technology has been developing other aspects of business which take full advantage of the highly sophisticated plant at its headquarters in
Re: [Digital BW] Shooting in Color: was Photo Kiosk
2007-03-19 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Why limit yourself to one or the other in advance, when you can have either or both later? C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business
RE: [Digital BW] Shooting in Color: was Photo Kiosk
2007-03-19 by Gary W. Weaver
Because RGB gives the image maker something else to manipulate. Just like B&W filters on your old Heliar Superb. gar ... From:
Re: Eboni and Glossy paper
2007-03-19 by Manuel Toledo Quinones
Hello, Breathing color Allure is semi-gloss and is supposed to work well with both photo and matte black. See
Re: [Digital BW] Photo Kiosk
2007-03-19 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I developed the color management functions for one brand of kiosk system, and its the same stuff we use for printing from Photoshop, just set up to be as
Re: [Digital BW] Photo Kiosk
2007-03-19 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Spoken like a dedicated B&W printer. Color printing isn t a challenge... until it gets challenging. Which it does about as often as B&W printing gets
Shooting in Color: was Photo Kiosk
2007-03-19 by Greg Stempel
If I may, Why shoot in color if your only going to print in black and white? Take care, Gregory david Stempel www.fireframeimaging.com www.soundexposure.org
RE: [Digital BW] Photo Kiosk
2007-03-19 by Gary W. Weaver
Hi Evan, If I have a image that the photo eye in the sky won t mess-up, I use the fuji kiosk at walmart. In my case it s not the while-you-wait kiosk.
Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-19 by djon43
Thanks, good info about Harman/GB factories. With your additional tidbits I may now be no more than 25% right :-) The most silver-looking inkjet paper I know
Re: [Digital BW] Photo Kiosk
2007-03-19 by Evan Wolarsky
Eric, I m using the 2400 with Epson inks, however I ve optimized my system for using ABW. I m sure that you re correct, if I had a properly color managed
Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-19 by sinar001
Ilford had a paper coating facility in Great Britain.(coated both inkjet & silver papers) I m not sure if they coated their film there also. These British
RE: [Digital BW] Photo Kiosk
2007-03-19 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Evan, I don t see printing color as a great challenge. If you could have done it at the store, with unfamiliar software and hardware, you should certainly be
Photo Kiosk
2007-03-19 by Evan Wolarsky
Having printed only black-and-white for the past 25 years, I was recemtly faced with an interesting challenge. I had taken a nice informal portait of my
Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-19 by djon43
John N, thanks. Whew again. What you ve added seems 90% consistent with my convoluted analysis. I m sure you re right and I was wrong about the survival of the
Eboni and Glossy paper
2007-03-19 by timeexposure
Hello, I remember last year I read in this forum about a new high end glossy or semi-gloss paper that allowed printing with ebony. It was supposed to fully
Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-19 by sinar001
To make it perfectly clear, which it doesn t seem to be-- Ilford, is a division of Oji. Their US offices are in Springfield, Mass. Harman, (the Ilford
Re: [Digital BW] R220. Matte paper. 2880?
2007-03-19 by rockfordinvestigations
I ll try that, but I think it s the selecting of paper type that gives the different options. Maybe it s limited for a reason, so I could be wasting my time.
Re: marketing, financials, Harman, silver etc.
2007-03-19 by djon43
Hi Rick...wasn t me... Sinar001 mentioned Boston. The way I read it, 1) NO Ilford appears to remain in the paper biz (maybe film and paper) 2) the Swiss
Profile for ABW
2007-03-19 by jurajlipscher
Hallo I have read several posts and/or articles on the web recently recommending printing with ABW on new EPSON Printers as compared to RIPs. I am using it
Re: Lord, I am the Idiot of all Idiots!
2007-03-19 by Steve
I didn t take offense Steve, or even think you were being critical. I tend to jump big when I go, and I don t always look first. I make digital negatives for