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2007-01-20 by flyflightdeck
Hey Brian from largeformatphotograpy.info!Sorry man, was a long night souping 8x10 tmax in xtol via tubes.Need sleeeep........ ... Police ... resources as ...
2007-01-20 by Robert W. Shearer
Actually, I was surprised at the question also. I am in law enforcement, do evidence and accident photography. I have never heard of this film and outside of
2007-01-20 by flyflightdeck
Who uses film anymore ;) ... whether I ... low-contrast 16 ... correctly. But
2007-01-20 by John Moody
Very true, but that suggestion was strictly to produce a numerically gray file to assess the resulting tone of the print i.e., the green hue. That would take
2007-01-20 by David Keenan
I just developed my two trial rolls of Bluefire Police film. Overall they are both very thin. Some frames so thin that I fear whether I can pull a satisfactory
2007-01-20 by Eric Neilsen
IMHO it is best to print B&W images in the ABW from gray scale files, but that is just the way I work. To simply desaturate an image doesn t give you control
2007-01-20 by Eric Neilsen Photo
How about a picture of the test conditions? Both from inside and out Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street, Suite 9 Dallas, TX 75226 214-827-8301
2007-01-20 by Eric Neilsen Photo
Greg, Is all the paper printed on? Perhaps a few blank sheets or strips from different rolls or package might be useful. You data will or may stand for those
2007-01-20 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Thats really not your best test image. Use a stock test image thats been desaturates so R=G=B. C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision
2007-01-20 by Brian Ellis
Who uses film anymore ;) Gee, that s an original line. I don t think I had heard it this week. ... From: flyflightdeck To:
2007-01-20 by Greg
I haven t compared the measurement files yet, so yes the PGPP might be within the device s error envelope. The Merlin actually shows a very slight change in
2007-01-20 by john eckenrode
Howdy, I use the Premier Art Hot Press 270 a lot, the natural finish version. I mostly use it for color where I get a 1.70 DMax using a 2200 using a profile I
2007-01-20 by Ernst Dinkla
... The last link has problems. Too rich in text. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v329/Greg_E/fade/PGPP30.gif On Merlin there s no shift at all, the rest
2007-01-20 by Eric Neilsen
If I remember back to PS 7, Adobe Gamma is loaded or defaulted. It can easily be turned off in the msconfig/startup menu. The profiles from Red River like any
2007-01-20 by Wayne J. Cosshall
Hi All, I ve placed reviews of the Epson 3800 and the HP Z3100 on my printer review page, and also a head to head comparision of their print quality (not
2007-01-20 by Tom Baker
You probably only need to reset it if it says empty. Extra chips won t hurt, though. Tom Baker p3guru32371 wrote: This being a new
2007-01-20 by p3guru32371
This being a new printer, I had not loaded up any of the drivers. I figured I would get to it after i had the ink thing worked out. then a lightbulb went on
2007-01-20 by Paul Roark
... I m printing it now in the 220 with no problems. I do hand feed each sheet, giving it a little pressure to get it started. With me it s the 2400 that is
2007-01-20 by Greg
Window fade testing after about 30 days in the winter gray (some might call it Sun). Double pain low E glass, South facing window. Measured with a
2007-01-19 by Ian
... I was just reading elsewhere about how to run msconfig to make sure that Adobe Gamma is disabled in startup. When I bought a calibration device I assumed
2007-01-19 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Well, canned ICC profiles typically don t offer sufficient precision for gallery quality B&W, and even less so on third party papers. That workflow would
2007-01-19 by Terry Ritz
That s good news. Thank you Paul. Terry. ... and 325.
2007-01-19 by Philip Schwartz
I have trouble feeding even 250gsm paper into my R200 and R800, so I m sure I wouldn t have a good time with the 325gsm Hot Press. Do you know anything about
2007-01-19 by CorrPro96@aol.com
Have you profiled your monitor? Have you profiled the paper you are using? Richard (Brooklyn) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2007-01-19 by John Hollenberg
... OK, got an answer on the visible graininess part. There is a problem with banding/poor print quality in the last inch of a print when the paper is fed
2007-01-19 by Paul Roark
I have not noticed a significant color difference between the 205 and 325. I did notice a small profiling difference, so the coating does appear to have been
2007-01-19 by Ian
... b/w prints ... piggy ... now. ... I m not at home but from what i remember there are 3 modes: color black and advanced B/W ABW is Advanced B/W? Yes then,
2007-01-19 by Terry Ritz
My intent was ultimately to move to the 325 gsm version, after testing with the 205. I will be using the paper to reproduce an artist s pencil work and paper
2007-01-19 by Tom Baker
Are you using the ABW mode? Tom Baker Ian wrote: After a few years of struggling with getting true(er) b/w prints from my Photoshopped
2007-01-19 by Ian
After a few years of struggling with getting true(er) b/w prints from my Photoshopped files at 3rd party labs, I broke open my piggy bang and shelled out the
2007-01-19 by Paul Roark
I m using the 325 gsm version of the Hot Press in old photo reproductions and getting an excellent dmax. I m also getting outstanding blacks from the less
2007-01-19 by Philip Schwartz
Does anyone have any experience using HP Designjets like the DJ90 for b&w printing with a dedicated monotone pigment inkset? I think there are refillable carts
2007-01-19 by Philip Schwartz
I got a pack of 8-1/2x11 Premier Art Hot Press from MIS a couple of weeks ago. I am getting a dMax of 1.61 with MIS UT-R2 in an R200. Still a little low, but
2007-01-19 by Ernst Dinkla
A new list as a replacement for the LargeFormatInkjet list is created by me. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Wide_Inkjet_Printers/ If this message reaches you
2007-01-19 by John Moody
FWIW, http://www.wilhelm-research.com/epson/R1800.html lists Epson Premium Semigloss Photo Paper as having no OBA, and Epson Premium Luster Photo Paper as yes.
2007-01-19 by Terry Ritz
I was intrigued by Paul s posts regarding PremierArt Hot Press and encouraged that more recent samples have better Dmax. When I placed my last order for colour
2007-01-19 by Kevin Bradford
Adorama sells a pH Testing Pen that will indicate if the paper is acidic. I m sure there are others on the market as well. Kevin ... paper 8.5x11, made in ...
2007-01-19 by Paul Roark
... I think that s close to the top of my list of concerns. ... I d say it s an argument in favor of black only printing. I don t believe there is a neutral
2007-01-19 by CDTobie@aol.com
... None of which changes what I said; its still color, its just stable color. Its pretty stable in the other configurations as well... C. David Tobie Product
2007-01-19 by Tyler Boley
actually with regard to the Piezotone sets this is incorrect. The Piezotone sets outlasted the UC inks in published longevity tests. Also, the carbon only idea
2007-01-19 by CDTobie@aol.com
... And where do those tints in tinted inksets come from? From color pigments in the inks. Whether you apply them in the ink with a fixed inkset, or apply them
2007-01-19 by Richard Smallfield
... Just a thought - Moab have put their prices up and mine was old stock at the old price - could it be that it is the flakier version therefore? thanks,
2007-01-18 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, has anyone used this paper? I can get it quite cheaply in New Zealand under a different name. I d be interest to know what it s like before I order some -
2007-01-18 by Richard Smallfield
... Thanks ... I did two long prints (285 x 800mm) ... both had flaking. Then I wiped it down with a well-laundered cloth and ... the printer had a General
2007-01-18 by gochatunbdotca
My significant other brought home a box of new Kirkland glossy paper 8.5x11, made in USA. I can compare the visible qualities with the original Swiss
2007-01-18 by Mark Savoia
No, but clients want to hear it anyway. Curse that Kodak for ever connecting the word archival to the photo industry :) Mark ... [Non-text portions of this
2007-01-18 by john dean
The good thing about Roy Harrington s QTR/UC approach is that it shuts off the yellow channel completely and you can do that with Studo Print and Bauhaus. At
2007-01-18 by Tyler Boley
... probably unchanged from now- get up in the morning, usually. ... oh that... ... other than I may have gotten up in the morning, I don t find it good policy
2007-01-18 by Tyler Boley
of course, as with any decent profile used with a color driver. But then, I m not wild about this K s black with the RGB driver either, I find a build more to
2007-01-18 by Mark Savoia
What will your policy be five years from now if something shifts? How long do all of us printers guarantee these things realistically to our clients? What