2006-11-18 by CDTobie@aol.com
... I d have to discuss that with Carlo, and would need to figure some parameters. And there is the sponsorship angle, I ll look into both of those... C. David
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2006-11-18 by CDTobie@aol.com
... If anything the RGB version might have a bit more color in it, which could look more speckly in a color sense, but it would look smoother in a coverage
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2006-11-18 by eddiegnz1
Crane Museo Silver Rag (I forgot to add in my vote)
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2006-11-18 by Clayton Jones
... For K3 my favorite is VFA. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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2006-11-18 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 11/17/2006 10:53:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, eddiegnz1@yahoo.com writes: Which brand and type of paper is your favorite for B&W on Epson
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2006-11-18 by Jim Doyle
Any ones favorite…!! Ha No My Personal Favorite is Hahnemuhle William Turner 310 GSM However .. Only the best Know how to handle this delicate paper.. Print
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2006-11-18 by eddiegnz1
Quick short poll calling for a one line answer. Which brand and type of paper is your favorite for B&W on Epson printers like the R2400, 4800, 9800 etcetera.
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2006-11-18 by dlruckus
Ho Eric. Some of us with closets full of those sorts of things don t see digital folks as enemies but rather as liberators. The only outlets we re looking for
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2006-11-18 by Clayton Jones
Tyler, ... Yes, but it takes some of us a while to sort it out. This has been a really interesting thread. Lot s of good thoughtful stuff. Regards, Clayton
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2006-11-18 by Greg
Changing the name, sorry nothing more to add.
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2006-11-18 by Clayton Jones
Bill, Ok, I get the connection you are making. It seemed like you and Tyler were saying two different things. Thanks much. Regards, Clayton
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2006-11-18 by Tyler Boley
wow, ok... I m not ignoring all this or hanging back wating for the perfectly worded reply or being mysterious. I m on the road, have spent as much time in the
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2006-11-17 by Eric Neilsen
I think you need to know what you are going to attend first. The alt photo group has several days worth of activities; speakers, break out groups for special
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2006-11-17 by Eric Neilsen
Perhaps, If the event was well thought out Tuscany could be the first year, a US destination the following year. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street
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2006-11-17 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Clayton- I think some of this is better addressed by Tyler, especially anything related to how the two prints were produced, or what his intentions were. About
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2006-11-17 by Clayton Jones
... Well, so much for that. I just printed an image with ABW and RGB drivers and viewing with a 6x loupe and also a 3200 dpi scan see no real difference in
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2006-11-17 by terry lindquist
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2006-11-17 by Clayton Jones
Hello C. David, ... I wondered about that. He did say RGB driver, not ABW ...these are sections about .8 high, one from the 9800 UCK3 w/ RGB driver and
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2006-11-17 by CDTobie@aol.com
... No, that was me... I love any excuse to get out there. Of course it wouldn t be much of an adventure for you, as a local. The only place I enjoy more is
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2006-11-17 by Clayton Jones
Bill, Thanks for the reply, it cleared up some of the questions. However there are still some unconnected dots, so let me try again, maybe I can ask it better
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2006-11-17 by failedthespian
I am new to black and white printing and this forum, so please forgive me if this question has been asked before. Can anyone please tell me if NK7 inks are
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2006-11-17 by Paul Roark
... I should add that I think Matte BW paper is good for a final print. I used that paper and the profile I outlined at
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2006-11-17 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Eric- I think there is a lot of cross-over between, say, this list and the alt process list we both belong to. It would be really, really great if we could put
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2006-11-17 by Eric Neilsen Photo
I think the people that consider you, as a digital producer/user, the enemy are those with closets full of old 35mm, 2 ¼ bodies and lens that are now pounding
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2006-11-17 by Paul Roark
... I hope, on a much smaller scale, the Golden Trout B&W photo workshops evolve into a type of forum that will be aimed at mutual exchanges of ideas and
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2006-11-17 by Bruce Watson
... Yet for some of us the scans and description do fit with our experience. ... I wish it did, but this isn t my experience. ... No. I m getting similar
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2006-11-17 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Ha! Boy, that strikes a nerve! BK ... From: deanwork2003@yahoo.com To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Fri, 17 Nov 2006 11:24 AM Subject: A
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2006-11-17 by Eric Neilsen Photo
David, I wasn t suggesting Santa Fe for this group, merely that they choose a spot. NYC just prior to or after an Expo, or Chicago, etc my be better. Eric
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2006-11-17 by john dean
They don t consider us the enemy? ... Santa Fe Workshops for twelve years. If the group is really serious about this, I d be happy to approach Reid Callanan
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2006-11-17 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Clayton- ... seemed like there was an element of pleasant surprise, as if you were seeing something this good for the first time. Sorry for that, Clayton, but
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2006-11-17 by Paul Roark
... I think EEM actually does much better in terms of just fade resistance, but Wilhelm limits the reported years of display due to the yellowing he s seen in
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2006-11-17 by BKPhoto@aol.com
This is a terrific idea. I was on the board of advisors for the Santa Fe Workshops for twelve years. If the group is really serious about this, I d be happy to
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2006-11-17 by Paul Roark
Russ, I have not used the UT2 inks with the Classic Pearl paper, but they should react much like the EZ inks you ve used. The inputs are the same. One
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2006-11-17 by Paul Roark
... I don t do this as a routine, so please correct me if I m wrong. I think, however, if you push the button to change inks, let the head move to the
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2006-11-17 by Paul Roark
... Matte black inks like Eboni will give a dull finish on glossy papers and rub off easily. To avoid having to change inks, some have used Eboni but then
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2006-11-17 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Any excuse to get to Santa Fe would be welcome; though its not exactly on the beaten track. Such a gathering is a significant undertaking, one that I
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2006-11-17 by Steve Clark
... them not ... Makes you wonder how Wilhelm/Epson come up with 75 years for EEM. ... ft. for ... difference. Have you found that you can proof on the Matte
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2006-11-17 by Eric Neilsen
I would like to throw this out to the group. The alternative photo process group has a meeting once a year held in alternating cities, Santa Fe, NM and
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2006-11-17 by CDTobie@aol.com
... It was a similar comment by me that started this whole diatribe in the first place. I stated, more or less, that I was pleased and a bit suprised that a
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2006-11-17 by CDTobie@aol.com
... For me as well. Not so much on the goodness of Tyler s prints, I have seen those often enough to be aware they are outstanding, but rather on the
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2006-11-17 by ausdlk
Sorry to post this question again but no one responded to my previous post... What is the procedure to swap cart(s) in the Epson 2400 to suppress the cleaning
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2006-11-17 by David Keenan
Any feedback on using MIS eboni black with papers normally used with the PK ink? I m using an Epson R2400. Thanks in advance. Dave. -- My Photography:
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2006-11-17 by Mark Savoia
I just want to know when do they sleep? Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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2006-11-17 by John Moody
Clayton, Tyler has committed ridiculous amounts of time exploring the printing process; inkjet relative to this forum, but plenty of wet as well. Therefore,
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2006-11-17 by rebphoto
Hi Gang................. I have been using an Epson C66 with MIS EZN Inks and Ilford Classic Pearl paper....... Now the paper says it s suppose to be for Dye
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2006-11-17 by Paul Roark
Clark, ... Cotton is cellulose. Alpha cellulose should also be pure cellulose. The point is really to avoid papers like EEM that are acidic due to them not
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2006-11-17 by Scott King
Nemo, It s my understanding that there is no way to make the current version of OPM (or the most recent beta version) connect to the printer via ethernet.
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2006-11-17 by john dean
Clayton, I hear what you re saying and I do understand what your saying. You know I have the same archtop 1954 ES-175 Gibson guitar as Herb Ellis the master
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2006-11-17 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 11/16/2006 10:35:07 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, cj@cjcom.net writes: When we had those black and white prints laid out in NY to judge
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2006-11-17 by Steven Karafyllakis
Ouch... not news I wanted to hear, I had my hopes up for early December. We ll see I guess. Steve Karafyllakis ... Epson ... in ... Fields ... All ... one ...
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