RE: [Digital BW] Re: request for sample files
2006-07-19 by Ken Carney
That s pretty much where I am, especially after learning how to get good b&w out of the DSLR and good b&w prints from the Epson. For me, the DSLR represents
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2006-07-19 by Ken Carney
That s pretty much where I am, especially after learning how to get good b&w out of the DSLR and good b&w prints from the Epson. For me, the DSLR represents
2006-07-19 by Andrew Lawrence
I am a new member of the forum. A friend of mine pointed me in this direction. I have an Epson 2000P which I currently use for color prints using epson inks.
2006-07-19 by Wayne J. Cosshall
I d agree. The Rebel XT/350D is a lot of camera for the money. I have one. It does have some issues, like trouble with AF in poor light (sometimes you have to
2006-07-19 by tzinzunzan2006
I can t speak for spongeless carts, but I ve been using the MIS Pro inkset with sponge-filled carts in my 2200 for around five months now and have experienced
2006-07-19 by Linda Jacobs
... I completely agree with Bob. I did have to make new profiles for color prints for my R2400 but I expected that. I had no problem refilling the spongeless
2006-07-19 by Bob Michaels
I m using K4 in my 2400 and can tell no difference from the K3, except when it comes time to pay for them. I m a fan of the spongeless carts. They almost
2006-07-19 by Bob Michaels
Print a short page of text after selecting black rather than color in the 890 printer driver. Something not from PS. That will tell you if your K nozzle is
2006-07-19 by Richard Wise
Josh: I sent them yesterday. Must have hit a glitch somewhere ( D70 file is ... file in a separate email this time. Let me know if you don t get them
2006-07-19 by joshscapes
Paul you hit the nail right on the head for me as to why I am finally getting serious about getting into digital capture. When I was in Sequoia last week I
2006-07-19 by joshscapes
Please do Richard. I would be very interested in seeing your raw files. Especially if you can provide two from different cameras but of the same scene. that
2006-07-19 by Tom Baker
So, today is t a 12-setp program. Last week it was a 24 megepixle chip! TB ... Digital controls seem to be almost equal to a film size increase in some
2006-07-19 by skippy13312000
I ve been trolling around on the group a little for the first time today and I ve seen a lot of mention of the MIS inks. I m curious about people s experience
2006-07-19 by Paul Roark
I might also add that while I agonize about the times I carelessly shot hand held with the dslr when the tripod really should have been used, the image I just
2006-07-19 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Or at least a Digital Zone System program... C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit Datacolor Inc. CDTobie@colorvision.com
2006-07-19 by john dean
Thanks Doug. That is what I thought thanks for confirming it. As to those flatbed neg carriers on your site - interesting - can you Kami fluid mount with them
2006-07-19 by Tom Keesling
My troublesome 1280 is now sometimes overspraying. This is particularly obvious when printing a purge pattern. The problem is intermittent. This printer is
2006-07-19 by Paul Roark
... Digital controls seem to be almost equal to a film size increase in some respects. ... I m finding that the dslr is so easy (and fun) to shoot hand held
2006-07-19 by Rob Greer
... I hate to be contrary here, but although what you say may be true for consumer grade lenses, professional grade lenses (Nikon) generally perform very well
2006-07-19 by Paul Roark
Hoppy, ... It seems odd that a 21-step would show no black if the nozzle check is fine. For settings, see http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/UT2-Readme.htm ... This
2006-07-19 by Doug Fisher
... Epsons like the 4990 Pro ( 6400 dpi)?
2006-07-19 by prep@prep.synonet.com
Noise is a constant amount, plus a part that is proportional to exposure time. Longer exposure, more noise from Dark Current. The answer is to take multiple
2006-07-19 by John Vitollo
... Since you d like to get your feet wet in digital capture and workflow. I d lean towards the Canon XT as it s really the best bang for the buck. I have the
2006-07-19 by Brian
... From: Anders Blomqvist One potential issue I have thought about is noise during long exposures. Since many of my pictures are landscapes which needs to be
2006-07-19 by Anders Blomqvist
... ... smaller ... Hi Peter, It was interesting to read about your experience. I have a Bronica GS-1 6x7 cm camera and scan using a Minolta MF scanner.
2006-07-19 by Hoppy
Hello, I m new to the group and digital BW. I am reasonably proficient with CS2 and colour output from my R800.I am so far unsuccessful printing a full range
2006-07-19 by Richard
I don t have a 1270, but a 1280. I have been very happy with the UT2 inkset on a variety of matt paper using Epson driver, Black Only, and lately Quadtone RIP.
2006-07-19 by Clayton Jones
- the can of Renaissance Wax has been spoken for. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2006-07-19 by olaf ringdahl
Clayton and all I have found that PremierArt Print Shield spray totally eliminates the gloss differential of Silver Rag. Unfortunately, the fumes are probably
2006-07-19 by Michael Hung
I was using the 1270 for perfect B/W (R800 for colour) until I couldn t fix the banding two months ago and I moved to a 4800.. (I spent more than a week, new
2006-07-19 by Peter De Smidt
... Hi Anders, I haven t noticed any increased noise in those shutter speed ranges, but that doesn t mean that there isn t any. For landscapes, I m usually
2006-07-19 by Peter De Smidt
... I doubt that you re doing anything wrong. I was comparing my optical enlargements from 4x5 to images from my d200 printed on an r2400, whereas you re
2006-07-19 by flyflightdeck
Hmmm, I must be doing something wrong.I see a big difference with my 8.2mp 20d work, and tango scanned 4x5 Tmax 100 developed in PMK in 13x19.I m still fairly
2006-07-19 by Gary W. Weaver
I don t have the answer, but I was really interested in hearing about what works. I m just on my first box of paper and just ran the stock cartridge dry
2006-07-19 by Paul Roark
Chadd, ... I set up both approaches, and they both worked fine. I think one issue is what tones you want to print. If you want more flexibility, the UT2 has
2006-07-19 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Chris; I ve been doing quite a lot of this lately. The MIS PK, either the Pro or the K4 work quite well with the RC papers and now the new papers like
2006-07-19 by Gary W. Weaver
That s the tack I m heading towards and will be very interested in any decent working combo s(student budget) for the older printers. 3000, 1270, 640. I can
2006-07-19 by robertd1945
I recently attended a workshop (Maine Photographic Workshops) taught by Stephen Johnson (http://www.sjphoto.com/). He has made some stunning landscapes using
2006-07-19 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, I got some Renaissance wax and have been trying it on Silver Rag prints and am quite impressed with it. It reduces the glare and gloss differential
2006-07-19 by Clayton Jones
Hello Steve, ... Fantastic shots, thanks for the post. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2006-07-19 by flyflightdeck
Hi, I ve been using MIS Eboni in my old Epson 1160 for BO prints with great success.I usually use Hahnamule Photo Rag 308.I was thinking of trying MIS s photo
2006-07-19 by chadd_t76
Sorry to ask again but does anyone have input on this that may be helpfull? Thanks, Chadd ... the ... went ... them.
2006-07-18 by joshscapes
wow peter. thanks for the post. your story is very relatable to me. i just got back from a trip to sequoia national park where I took my pentax 67 and 10
2006-07-18 by sinar001
Print size is one thing, another is subject matter. Digital images don t scale up the same way film does. If you are looking at fine high frequency detail,
2006-07-18 by Jim Coffee
Hi Steve... I teach digital imaging at the local community college. What great photos! I ll share with my class. These are awesome. -Jim Coffee- ... From:
2006-07-18 by Steve Gledhill
I noticed this today - it s a photo of ink droplets being fired from a print head which won a competition at Cambridge Universities Engineering Department
2006-07-18 by flyflightdeck
I m an 8x10, 4x5, Heidelberg Tango, Canon 20d man myself, but I ve seen Rebel XT shots that made my jaw drop!I think its way more than OK for a starter in the
2006-07-18 by Brian Chapman
Hi Josh, I went with the XT about a year ago and I have been very happy with it. However, for prints up to 24x30 you re pushing it. If you want a camera to
2006-07-18 by Steve Gledhill
There s another approach to learning digital capture that I think has some merit. I m still a 5x4 Tmax100 man, which I then scan for digital processing, but
2006-07-18 by john dean
I made a mistake - The Epson 6400 dpi flatbed is the V700
2006-07-18 by Joseph Chandler
I must admit, you got me there. But I m going to forego the 5D, something else may be brewing in the next year. Like dealing with computers, I figure that