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2006-08-30 by CDTobie@aol.com
... The spectro uses whatever illuminant it has inside... but it normalizes those values to D50 for ICC purposes. I don t expect that this users dark prints
2006-08-30 by Steve Kale
D50 is the graphics standard for print illumination. Lighting booths are most often D50. When you make ICC profiles, your spectrophotometer most likely
2006-08-30 by AWStolzing@aol.com
I think we can happily ignore Lyson. Just avoid them for the sake of your photographic achievements. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-08-30 by Brian
... From: joaskild To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com I have always calibrated my screen to D65 (with basicocolor display + eye one pro) and also
2006-08-30 by Michael Kitei
For what it s worth, I m using the utfsn with innova fiba gloss and so far have not detected any color cast. It does appear to print neutral. A little light,
2006-08-30 by joaskild
I have always calibrated my screen to D65 (with basicocolor display + eye one pro) and also the prints profil with basicocolor print3c. I am having a problem
2006-08-30 by Brian Ellis
I ve been trying to get this to work and haven t gotten any help from Lyson . . . Sorry I can t help except to say that Lyson is well known for its customer
2006-08-30 by John Vitollo
... Isn t Lyson s Daylight Darkroom a repackaged InkJetConrol/OPM Rip by Bowhaus? You can try their forums: http://www.bowhaus.com/cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl?b=003
2006-08-30 by john dean
Walt is correct. An involvement with Lyson is a long lonely unsatisfying trip to nowhere. There are too many good solutions available to use now. Lyson is in
2006-08-30 by Walt Mucha
Lyson has never been very good in the customer service dept. in fact I don t think they actually have one IMHO. You might want to try MIS inks. I ve used them
2006-08-30 by john eckenrode
Roy Just curious. What inks, paper and printer did you use? John E
2006-08-30 by Clayton Jones
Hello Roy, ... Really nice. I especially like #16 - what looks like a walled courtyard with the long shadow/light from a window stretching across the gravel.
2006-08-30 by Roy Harrington
It was no problem with a 4x5 a couple of months ago. I have an especially compact camera and lenses. I just carried my camera in a small backpack and all
2006-08-29 by sinar001
I ve used a carpenter s finish chop saw to cut rolls down. Just make sure you wrap masking tape around the cut area. The resulting paper will generally have a
2006-08-29 by Phill Potter
Is there such a thing out there? Can one cut (successfully) wider rolls for this printer?
2006-08-29 by David H. Miller
Very fine work, congratulations! Interested in the Gallery as I m a founding member of Gallery 14, which shows only photography in Hopewell, NJ, not far from
2006-08-29 by David H. Miller
I ve been trying to get this to work and haven t gotten any help from Lyson...too busy with a corporate merger to bother with customers, perhaps? This has
2006-08-29 by Paul Roark
If the ICC name says, CC=0 , don t use No Color Adjustment. For the C88 I m working with now I m making some ICCs for one setting and some for the other.
2006-08-29 by steven_tiggemann
Anyone going to Photoshop World Las Vegas next week? If so contact me offline maybe we can get a group together there some evening. Tigg
2006-08-29 by chriskjezp
... Thanks again for your quick replies, Paul. Does this mean the driver should be set to Off (No color adjustment)l with the ICC profiles that don t specify
2006-08-29 by john dean
Yes, very nice Roy. That was a very successful trip. I wish I could see the prints in person. John
2006-08-29 by Paul Roark
Some have wondered why the neutral inksets tend to have dark inks that have a less magenta or more greenish (which I try to avoid) bias than the lighter
2006-08-29 by john dean
Yes sir, thank you. I forgot about Dick Blicks. They are $13.00 a can if you order them online from their site in quantities of 3 or more. Strangely enough, if
2006-08-29 by Michael Kitei
I bought Lascaux at Dick Blicks a while back. I think it was $14 per can. mike ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-08-29 by john dean
Does anyone know a new good source for the Lascaux Fixativ spray. Jerry s Artorama has gone up from $13.00 a can to $20.00 a can within a couple of months.
2006-08-29 by Carl Schofield
Beautiful work Roy and the split tone works well with these images. Any problems traveling with the 4x5 gear? Carl
2006-08-29 by Paul Roark
The procedure for making ICCs (grayscale) with a scanner includes a procedure to calibrate the scanner. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-08-29 by Paul Roark
... Yes, but the C and M channels are switched, and the toner is slightly lower gamut. The UT2 carbon inks (M and LM) are exactly the same as the UT7 carbons
2006-08-29 by Paul Roark
The CC-0 means the ICC was made for the driver set to Color Controls with them being set to 0. It allows you to use both the sliders and the ICC. Paul
2006-08-29 by Eric Neilsen
I just got a message from Scott on the QTR newsgroup that said he was on vacation. Seems like it is up to me? Eric Neilsen Photography 4101 Commerce Street
2006-08-29 by roaccuk
Thanks for your replies, it seems that the 4000 would be the better option for me as i would like to keep the consitancy going with my B/W printing, as i said
2006-08-29 by chriskjezp
Paul (or anyone else), I ve noticed that some of your ICC profiles for the r220 have a CC-0 at the end of their names, and some don t. What setting in the
2006-08-29 by Richard
Wow you are local! I will be there. Can I get a signed copy of QTR? :-) ... // richard (This email is for mailing lists. To reach me directly, please use
2006-08-29 by Bob Michaels
Clayton, I ve had the 2400 for a few months but only have been through 1 1/2 sets of ink carts. I only print when I have some good reason to print. I prefer to
2006-08-29 by Roy Harrington
Yep, those reed reflections are hard to pass up. Roy
2006-08-29 by Bob Michaels
Kevin: see www.BobMichaels.org, especially the North Orange County series. I chose to print the exhibition prints BO instead of using my 2400.
2006-08-29 by jamesdsteele2001
Roy, I checked out you uploads and had to chuckle to myself. If you go to http://www.photographybysteele.com/gallery7.htm on my website you ll see why.
2006-08-29 by chriskjezp
Thanks to everyone for your replies. Now that I m using best quality , I m not having the same issue. However, I think I will try building my own ICC
2006-08-29 by Roy Harrington
... I see the same thing. No idea what happened. Roy
2006-08-29 by Roy Harrington
I just finished hanging my new photo show in a local gallery. The images are all from a recent trip to Ireland. GALLERY 9 143 Main St Los Altos, CA 94024 ROY
2006-08-29 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bob, ... Sounds like BO Nostalgia Week around here . I m the same way, love the 2400 but certain images just look better in BO. I didn t realize you
2006-08-29 by Johnny Eades
I ve tried to log in the QTR newsgroup here on yahoo, but there are no messages listed and no way to post. Is anyone else having the same problem? Your friend
2006-08-29 by grue1970
ha, coincidence. i too started making prints with silver rag and was wondering about a good pen to use. so far i ve only done about 20 prints matted to 10x8
2006-08-29 by Brian Ellis
The person who started the group wanted to stop serving as moderator and was looking for a replacement. Maybe no one volunteered. ... From: Johnny Eades
2006-08-28 by bvalente
oh - and also his curves he lists in note 9b. That made a real difference as well. B
2006-08-28 by jkohn_home
... You may be limiting your gamut a bit in the upper midtones and highlights with that approach, but I can t really say how much. One thing you might want to
2006-08-28 by bvalente
Howard My best results with 2400 and SR are when I set ink density at -3% and the ABW as light . Sounds like our notes roughly line up Cheers Brian ...
2006-08-28 by Paul Roark
It would be good to have a lighter ink. I ll give those pens a try. Paul www.PaulRoark.com _____ From:
2006-08-28 by Paul Roark
The UT7 or new (hopefully soon to be out of beta) 3D inks (no sepia) run in the 4000. I think the 4800 may have a significantly better dmax when used with the
2006-08-28 by Kevin
re: 1280, see my post a couple of minutes ago to Clayton... what kinds of images are you printing? i print many family images...low light, northern exposure