Re: Walker Evans Exhibit
2006-08-27 by Greg
The whole idea of this exhibit is taking quite a beating over at APUG (no surprise). And yet not one person has said that they ve seen the exhibit or are going
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2006-08-27 by Greg
The whole idea of this exhibit is taking quite a beating over at APUG (no surprise). And yet not one person has said that they ve seen the exhibit or are going
2006-08-27 by Ken Carney
Yep. I am making a new exhibit for my office of these prints, instead of my own stuff. If anyone asks about the prints and really relates to one, I will
2006-08-27 by BKPhoto@aol.com
While I wouldn t presume to know what any of the FSA photographers would think of their work being used as discussed, I d second Paul s position on this. Like
2006-08-27 by Paul Roark
I think disclosure of the facts is required for the sale of these prints to be non-deceptive. If all is disclosed - which really should not be a problem -
2006-08-27 by Paul Roark
I ve been experimenting with the C88 and MIS EZ inks. The C88 has a rather modest dmax with the Epson driver and either matte or glossy papers if just printed
2006-08-26 by Tim Atherton
... Ha - many of today s photographers don t know who Walker Evans is, which is sad commentary on some of today s photographers... - especially considering he
2006-08-26 by Clayton Jones
Hello Karissa, ... The 2200 can be a very good dedicated BW machine, using either MIS UT7 inks or Piezo inks. Regardless of ink choice, a RIP will be required
2006-08-26 by Karissa
Hello All For several years, I have been using an Epson 2200, almost entirely for color work. I just purchased an R2400 (not even out of the box yet!). So,
2006-08-26 by dlruckus
Hello Paul. I would hope support for the old 3000 wasn t dumped. It is too much of a reliable workhorse for 16x20s to give up. Likewise the old 7000/7500
2006-08-26 by Thomas Patsenka
Hello All, I have some personal experience with this project. I worked with John Hill and Sven Martsen these last months and saw first hand their toil and
2006-08-26 by Bob Michaels
LOC specifically says these are not copyrighted and in public domain. ... be OK ... file from ... cases they
2006-08-26 by Tim Atherton
... Not so - I as I understand it they are Public Domain (especially so in the case of the other two works you mention)
2006-08-26 by sinwen@free.fr
For the 9600 you have to open the pastic shell, then you ll find a soft aluminium pouch containing the ink. [Non-text portions of this message have been
2006-08-26 by Clayton Jones
Hello James, ... Excellent analogy. It s two sides of a coin, so to speak, they build on each other. I am both a musician and a photographer and have seen
2006-08-26 by Clayton Jones
Hello Tom, ... My experience is that these figures don t determine BO print quality, which can vary among printers even of the same model. I haven t used a
2006-08-26 by salongo lee
Hello, Just want to send out a reminder that the post mark deadline to submit for Transitions 2006: Old School/New School is Wednesday August 30th. There is
2006-08-26 by Ken Carney
AFIK the U.S. cannot assert copyright on its own works, so it should be OK to sell them, in the U.S. at least. BTW I just downloaded a 174mb file from the
2006-08-26 by john dean
I wasn t going to mention this but since they are actually encouraging this I ll fess up. About 5 years ago a friend of mine downloaded a digital file from LOC
2006-08-26 by Scott Jones
R2400 with the small carts is running about $0.01 per square inch in my experience.
2006-08-26 by Tim Atherton
... recently ... distinction ... art ... really ... Steve - Evans said it himself (and you also say it in a way) - he said he worked in the documentary style
2006-08-26 by Michael Kitei
Thanks to all for the reassurance. I have gotten some very nice prints off using Photo Black and Innova Fiba Gloss. Mike ... [Non-text portions of this message
2006-08-26 by Ken Carney
According to the LOC site, 8x10 copy negatives are available for $33. Wouldn t hurt to inquire. http://www.loc.gov/preserv/pds/photo.html#negreg Ken
2006-08-26 by James Irelan
... Yes. It s like songwriter and performer. Some are one or the other, and some are both. I for one first fell in love with printing. My idea of
2006-08-26 by David Wroblewski
Hi all, Just a quick side-note about the author of this article. Kimmelman s an interesting, thoughtful guy. He s been willing, in the past, to spend long
2006-08-26 by CDTobie@aol.com
Neow that postings are appearing discussing these new printers, its time to talk about their features, compared to Epson and Canon printers, though we can t
2006-08-26 by thomkrahn
I notice that the R220 has a advertised dpi of 5760 x 1440 dpi with a droplet size of 3 picoliters, and the 1280 is advertised at 5760 x 720 dpi with a droplet
2006-08-26 by Steve Schaefer
he was primarily a fine art photographer, not a documentarian. I know this is getting off the subject but here it goes anyway. I have worked as a
2006-08-26 by john eckenrode
Many big printable files of the FSA photos are available for download. Check here: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/fsowhome.html It takes a little digging and many
2006-08-26 by Greg
... What little I read said those images were from the FSA library, so the scans should be available for download. Tha said I haven t checked for them.
2006-08-26 by Bob Michaels
Mike: I can assure you the FSN inkset in a 1280 is very good. Yes, there are better now but there s nothing wrong with what you have. Use it and enjoy your
2006-08-26 by john dean
Oh sure, the whole preciousness gallery vintage criteria would amuse Evans since he was never interested in process in the first place. History, politics, and
2006-08-26 by paulmwhiting
I take your points, Clayton, thanks. Well, I m thinking of re-inking carts, so maybe the expense won t be too bad. Been doing it on my HP s for years, so am
2006-08-26 by Tom Baker
Ink cart size is all important to calculating the costs. What size ink carts? Tom Baker Terry Ritz wrote: I tracked my Epson 2200 ink
2006-08-26 by Terry Ritz
I tracked my Epson 2200 ink usage for quite some time and arrived at ~$2.30 CDN to make an 8 x 10 print. Terry.
2006-08-26 by Tim Atherton
... In ... on ... On the contrary, I thought the article was very balanced - with some of the pros and cons on both sides. In fact the negative aspects were
2006-08-26 by jt_wall@bellsouth.net
I have seen these prints when they were on exhibition at the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, and they are truly beautiful prints. Well
2006-08-26 by Roy Harrington
Reading the article I can see the somewhat negative overtones. But I view it more as an observation that photography is a two stage process. Stage one is
2006-08-26 by jason shanks
How do the r200-r340 printers Using the MIS Spongeless Cartridges with MIS PRO Pigment Inks, stack up too the r800?? I had an r320, but it didn t last but a
2006-08-26 by David Aschkenas
I too, view this review as somewhat negative. In the curatorial art world the ³vintage² print is always king. I¹ve seen some really bad vintage prints by
2006-08-26 by pradlick@pacbell.net
Richard the link I use for this is http://www.luminous- landscape.com/essays/4000-cost.shtml . It is a very good article just remember the amounts are in
2006-08-26 by gilbert Draper
Thanks, Gil ... http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/25/arts/design/25evan.html?
2006-08-25 by Richard Smallfield
Hi, a long time ago I asked this question, but have since lost the answer and can t find it by doing a search. Does anyone have a figure for the cost per A4
2006-08-25 by Tom OConnell
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, tchamber_qimage ... the ... large. ... Not to be argumentative, but I thought it was pretty neutral. We re
2006-08-25 by Tom OConnell
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, tchamber_qimage ... the ... large. ... Not to be argumentative, but I thought it was pretty neutral. We re
2006-08-25 by Howard Shaw
I m using UT-FS & UT-FSN sets in both my 2200 and R220 controlled by qtr. I find that UT-FS is as warm as I want to go and FSN as neutral. In a post a few
2006-08-25 by tchamber_qimage
Sorry to say it s a very negative, anti-digital article though. In the mind of the reviewer, it seems, once a negative has been printed on silver it may never
2006-08-25 by Tom OConnell
If you missed it there s a great article in today s New York Times on digital printing of Walker Evans work. If you re in New York City, be sure to drop by the
2006-08-25 by Paul Roark
I m running a C88 with the old C86 carts and chips. It seems to work fine with MIS EZ inks. Paul www.PaulRoark.com _____ From:
2006-08-25 by Paul Roark
The FS curves are still there. I just would do something different today. You ll be able to make fine prints with it. However, I suspect the number of old
2006-08-25 by Michael Kitei
What a disappointment. When I saw the FSN UT set I assumed that it was the solution to a totally neutral grey. Then when I saw that you had created a