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2006-09-20 by Eric Neilsen Photo
T, I figured out what was meant by ACR after I saw it in context and playing the acronym game. I just click on my raw files and didn t pay attention to what
2006-09-20 by John Moody
Is the shadow detail control a profile tweak to get better monitor-to-print matching, or is something more going on? I presume the shadows look the way you
2006-09-20 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Yes, I ve had a bit of trouble loading it in the Canon iPF5000 as well, but then, the iPF5000 has trouble with any paper, and this has a curl to it that s
2006-09-20 by T
Eric, ACR is Adobe Camera Raw, the raw converter built into Adobe Photoshop. I am not familiar with the workings of the DNG files, I only deal with NEF
2006-09-20 by Eric Neilsen
THANKS BOB!!!!. Yes, CS with 2.4 and DNG works. Now just to see how well ; ) Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street Suite 9 Dallas, TX 75226
2006-09-20 by Alan Kearney
... ACR is Adobe Camera Raw. The current version for PC is either 3.4 or 3.5, similar numbering for the Mac. When I got my first Nikon D2x, ACR 2.4 was the
2006-09-20 by Eric Neilsen
Bob, Thanks. I did go look in my download folder and see that I only have version 2.3 for CS. I ll give that a try. Thanks Eric Neilsen Photography 4101
2006-09-20 by Tom Husband
I had problems with Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl when using the normal top loader. Try using the single sheet guide where the roll paper goes. Remember to select
2006-09-20 by ajberky
I recently received my first order of Crane Silver Rag in 8.5x11 and 13x19 and tried some test prints on the 2400. I used the 8.5x11 sheets and had some
2006-09-20 by Bob Rapp
Hi Eric, Download version 3.5 of ACR and DNG (you will use DNG only to convert your files. Next, download Camera Raw 2.4 from the CS updates. unzip that file
2006-09-20 by hjswim2@aol.com
gudstrand.list@gmail.com writes: Are you saying that the HP cannot print black and white with variable toning? I thought that the use of the colored inks
2006-09-20 by Eric Neilsen
I must show my ignorance here, What is ACR? The DNG files are still not being opened by PS CS. I get an error message about the file format. Eric Neilsen
2006-09-20 by Gary Udstrand
... The HP does use colored ink depending on what is selected in the driver. Either way all the reports I have seen have indicated that the prints from the HP
2006-09-20 by Eric Neilsen
I had previously used PS CS raw converter for many Canon RAW files and some D1X files. The DNG version that I downloaded is 3.4.X89. It converts the NEF D200
2006-09-20 by David Neely
John: The links you posted are not active! I assume a minor typo of some sort?? ... From: John Vitollo Date: 9/19/2006 7:32:24 PM To:
2006-09-20 by Ken Carney
Actually, I thought the Silver Rag prints were pretty close to Ilford MG fiber (same neg scanned and compared to darkroom print), behind glass -- though that
2006-09-20 by John Vitollo
... Photoshop ... Looks like a new version was just released: Windows: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp? product=106&platform=Windows Mac:
2006-09-20 by John Vitollo
... Just want to second Bob s post. Download the latest Adobe DNG converter and convert the .nefs to .dng. ACR in Photoshop CS will open them.
2006-09-20 by KE Campbell
Apologizes for reviving an older post...trying to catch up on a lot of stuff. Jim, if you find anything in the IJ realm that even comes *close* to the original
2006-09-20 by CDTobie@aol.com
... No but I hope to work with them next week at Photokina. Their own description is that the B&W mode uses only black and gray inks. The experience of those
2006-09-20 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Correct, but the latest Epson and Canon printers use sufficiently gray-based blends for light grays to limit metamerism, and offer very acceptable prints.
2006-09-19 by Bob Rapp
Hi Eric, Prior to finally upgrading to CS2, I did do raw conversion in CS. I installed the latest ACR for CS and then downloaded ACR and DNG converter for CS2.
2006-09-19 by KE Campbell
Pixmantec (now owed by Adobe) had two RAW converters named Raw Shooter, one free and the other for sale. The pay version has been withdrawn by Adobe, but last
2006-09-19 by Eric Neilsen
Recent purchase of D200 has me looking a bit more at RAW conversions. I have yet to upgrade to CS2 as I have the whole suite and therefore need to upgrade the
2006-09-19 by Michael King
Steve, Do you have a link to Colorlab, I can t find it on the GM downloads page. Txs, Mike ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-09-19 by Paul Roark
... MIS EZ-W-Yellow appears to be even better than LLK -- chip compatibility and smoother. ... That s it -- just swap one cart back and forth. There is some
2006-09-19 by Steve Kale
256 is likely huge overkill. Even my 101 steps is. Happy to email you it if you want. You can make your own using a text editor and Colorlab (a free
2006-09-19 by Gary Udstrand
... Are you saying that the HP cannot print black and white with variable toning? I thought that the use of the colored inks with B&W was the default in the
2006-09-19 by FRD
For those of us dabbling in B&W and maintaining Color functionality with our 2400s-- If we replace yellow for LLK to print BW, would it be as simple as putting
2006-09-19 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Epson is at the head of the pack, offering variable toning with minimal amounts of color as needed. The HP in question prints only straight gray and
2006-09-19 by CDTobie@aol.com
... All of it, except that one can t expect true Gallery Quality B&W from a printer that prints its light grays from colored ink. Still, with that limitation
2006-09-19 by sinwen@free.fr
I bought QTR long time ago and didn t get anything interesting from it, but since then things might have changed, I am going to look onto it again. Thanks to
2006-09-19 by Paul Roark
Hi David, ... Just looking at the K3 printers, the ABW workflow appears to use much more LLK in the highlights than does the RGB workflow. On the other hand,
2006-09-19 by Paul Roark
Peter, ... Did you notice my 9/11 and 9/13 posts? It looks like the MIS EZW Yellow is the easiest and best way to go. The C84-88 yellow chip even works in
2006-09-19 by darinb20855
Thanks for your advice--no doubt I ll have a few questions as I move forward... Thansk again, --Darin
2006-09-19 by Walker Blackwell
Hey everyone. I m wondering if anyone has a random 256 Gray target file for creating a QTR lin and also if that even works (256 that is). I guess I can make
2006-09-19 by Gary Udstrand
Does this mean the Epson 2400 is back a generation? http://www.inkjetart.com/hp/B9180/index.html Our own tests found the HP B9180 prints to be quite neutral
2006-09-19 by Clayton Jones
Hello Eberlin, ... Welcome to the forum. ... The link below has a number of articles on BW printing, including an overview that may be helpful. Getting good
2006-09-19 by lcafieroarmando
Has anyone tried the Black Pigment Ink T002 ?It s made for and sold by www.christophe-metairie-photographie.com I ve used Mr.Metairie custom profiles for
2006-09-19 by slinkyphone
Greetings.... I ve just joined this forum and hope to meet some of you in this virtual space over the coming months. I m sure there are plenty of past messages
2006-09-19 by Terry Ritz
David, how much of this applies to the 2200? Conversly, could one profile a 2200 where one ink (e.g. yellow) has been removed and replace by a LLK? How about
2006-09-18 by Michael Kitei
Thanks. I think I ll try feeding it from the rear, which is probably what I should be doing in the first place, and maybe keep it out of the 1280. The shorter
2006-09-18 by Bert Katzung
A good rule (and I should know, I keep breaking it) is never to buy within the 6 months before a Photokina. Subtract another 6 months after Photokina to allow
2006-09-18 by lulalake_1999
Double LOL. It reminds me of something from an old New Yorker s Block that Metaphor section. (I miss that one) Jules ... like ... We ... soaring. ... This
2006-09-18 by Greg
As others have said, your best bet is probably Quadtone RIP or the Bowhaus RIP for what you want to do. The Evolution RIP can probably be run with just a
2006-09-18 by Eric Neilsen
Or you are using the wrong side and possibly picking up fiber, etc that is also depositing on the heads. Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street Suite 9
2006-09-18 by how786
LOL. This sounds like it was written by a Japanese teenager doing a marketing clerkship at Epson and then hastily translated into English. It is ridiculously
2006-09-18 by john dean
That is correct. The pigment load is very high in the PiezoTone K6 and K7 inkset and will not take on ANY glossy fiber or rc media. We ve tried it a number of
2006-09-18 by CDTobie@aol.com
... If the paper is too stiff, it can cause strikes near the ends, clogging the heads, on a paper path that isn t straight. If its too thick, it can cause
2006-09-18 by mkitei
Under pressure, printing for a show I ran out of Innova Fiba Gloss 11x17. I emailed Jim Doyle and got a new pack. I also requested a pack of 13 x 19 for some