Re: [Digital BW] Possible Non-Toxic Silver Rag Solution
2006-07-05 by Steve Gledhill
Clayton, A quick search via Google turned up a link from early 2004 on this forum. Go to message 40459 and thread. Obviously not about Silver Rag - but
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2006-07-05 by Steve Gledhill
Clayton, A quick search via Google turned up a link from early 2004 on this forum. Go to message 40459 and thread. Obviously not about Silver Rag - but
2006-07-05 by TK Thompson
Clayton, I have routinely used Renaissance Wax on my silver gelatin prints. It protected the surface, made spotting and etching invisible, and enriched the
2006-07-05 by Peter Aronson
I would like to sell this, so perhaps it ll be more attractive at this new price: $200 including FedEx Ground within the continental 48 U.S. ... details are
2006-07-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Andre, ... These are valid concerns, but R. Wax is appropriate stuff I think. Look at the links in Eric s msg. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white
2006-07-05 by prep@prep.synonet.com
Probably the best is B&W, the Australian mag for the art side. Very fasion oriented. There used to be two very good mags for dsrkroom and tech stuff, but the
2006-07-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Eric, Nice links, thanks. Regards, Clayton
2006-07-05 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Chris; I still like the paper too; now that I finally have a densitometer I ll put some pieces out for a fade test. Frankly, I hadn t considered that the
2006-07-05 by Peter De Smidt
I have a 2400, I just received some SR, and I have Renaissance Wax. When I get a chance, which probably won t be for a little while, I ll try the combo and see
2006-07-05 by john dean
I think Renaissance Wax will work and it should offer a lot of surface and airbourne contaminant protection. It sure will be time consuming and labor
2006-07-05 by Eric Vogel
Clayton I have not tried it. But if you are going to seems like a good choice. Since you know of it, you likely know it has been used for years in (semi)
2006-07-05 by Carl Schofield
Clayton, I ve done this with CSR and Silver Rag using Renaissance paste wax. Works better if you first apply a light coat of Printshield. As you noted it does
2006-07-05 by Andre
Hello Clayton, You may be on to something. However, I would look into what ingredients are also mixed in with the the wax that may over time pose a treat to
2006-07-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, On a hunch I just applied some hardware store caliber Johnson s wax to part of an SR print, let it dry, then buffed it. The result was greatly
2006-07-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, I have just posted a new article on using Silver Rag with the 2400, and it includes a detailed evaluation of the paper. I m pretty impressed with
2006-07-05 by Steven Karafyllakis
Paulo; I m doing exactly what you are thinking about; I have the MIS PRO 7600 equivalents in my 7600. There is no bronzing to speak of with any RC paper I ve
2006-07-04 by Carl Schofield
Paulo, Either the MIS Pro or K4 inks (some of the inks in each set are the same) will give less bronzing and GD on Epson RC papers compared to Epson UC inks.
2006-07-04 by tzinzunzan2006
A few weeks ago I received a sample roll of Sihl Iridium Satin. I ve been very impressed with the surface -- just enough gloss to enhance the image without
2006-07-04 by Stephen Castello
On Tue, 4 Jul 2006 12:05:19 +1000, Ted Shaw had a flock of green cheek conures squawk ... This is a good one:
2006-07-04 by Paulo Baptista
Hi Carl, I ve been following this thread with great interest, and your comments about using the MIS K4 on an Epson 4000 led me to the question: do you, or
2006-07-04 by tzinzunzan2006
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2006-07-04 by tzinzunzan2006
A few weeks ago I received a sample roll of Sihl Iridium Satin. I ve been very impressed with the surface -- just enough gloss to enhance the image without
2006-07-04 by Carl Schofield
See my message below to Walt. K4 does have lower gloss. Walt, I m using the MIS K4 (both in a 2400 and in a 4000, without the LLK in the latter) and CSR does
2006-07-04 by Keith R.
Haven t had the chance to try the new papers yet, but after reading Walt s comments, I was wondering if the gloss issue he mentions has to do with the micro
2006-07-04 by john dean
I ll agree with that totally. But I do really like SR for large color work, for some projects, and that is where I m using it. To tell you the truth the
2006-07-04 by wwodets
John and Harry- Thanks for the input. I am beginning to wonder if we ve seen significant variations in the surface and gloss of the CSR--Harry s despcription
2006-07-04 by olaf ringdahl
Thank you, John, for reconsidering the gloss differential on Silver rag. I was beginning to think we were printing on entirely different papers. I made sixteen
2006-07-04 by Finn Krogvig
On Tue, 04 Jul 2006 04:05:19 +0200, Ted Shaw ... Take a look at: 1. Black and White Magazine for Collectors of fine art
2006-07-04 by olaf ringdahl
... From: wwodets To: Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 8:23 PM Subject: [Digital BW] A Quick
2006-07-04 by John Ketcham
I get to a centering choice by page setup printer properties paper and then printable centered. John Ketcham .
2006-07-04 by davidbrinson@adelphia.net
Thanks for the input, Jim. I ll give it a try when I get my computer up and running again. It went kaput last night. Dave
2006-07-04 by john dean
I appologize Walt. You guys are right.I was wrong. It has been awhile since I did these tests and I don t do black and white on this paper on a regular basis.
2006-07-04 by Carl Schofield
Walt, I m using the MIS K4 (both in a 2400 and in a 4000, without the LLK in the latter) and CSR does exhibit slight bronzing and GD with both printers. As
2006-07-04 by mcintosh_scott
You might try Black & White Photography magazine. It s published in the UK, but they ll send it anywhere. It has a mix of art (not as glossy as LensWork,
2006-07-04 by Danny Raphael
See: http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1006&message=19069561 ...for the description. - - - - - If you would like to take the beta version for a
2006-07-04 by Harry Saddler
... Ahem... on the basis of various posts about Sliver Rag, I bought a box, made one print (on a 2400 w/K3) and... rather obvious gloss differential. Yes, it s
2006-07-04 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hello all; The new version of QTR seems to have a bug in it: when I try to rename & save a curve or even make one from scratch, the toner curves get
2006-07-04 by Terry Ritz
For the art side I recommend LensWork. The printed edition is very high quality (they won an award) and it s available as an extended version on CD. They don t
2006-07-04 by jimcongleton
Dave, I ran into this problem with my 1280 when I upgraded to OS 10.4/PS Elements 4, but was able to get equal margins all around by setting up custom page
2006-07-04 by lou4photo
Kirk: I just spent today printing with my first batch of Innova F-type (black label) on my Epson R2400 with K3 inks(PK.)After creating some I1 profiles I
2006-07-04 by davidbrinson@adelphia.net
Thanks Keith, I ll give it a try. Dave
2006-07-04 by davidbrinson@adelphia.net
Thanks Keith, I ll give it a try. Dave
2006-07-04 by Greg
... Nope! I gave up on that group after some idiot was laughing at me for testing the water resistance of my inks and papers, something I still feel is
2006-07-04 by Keith R.
Hi there! Came across this awhile back when I had a 1280 and PS7: http://www.computer-darkroom.com/ps7_page/page_layout.htm This should help at least get you
2006-07-04 by Ted Shaw
G day - I ve been neglecting the B & W photography for awhile and am in need of inspiration. Could someone please recommend a good B & W photography magazine?
2006-07-04 by Gary W. Weaver
Oh Greg. you woke me up here. gar ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of
2006-07-04 by wwodets
John-- I wasn t intending to actually use the CSR with MK, but just to have a look at how the other colors (including the two grays) looked on the paper.
2006-07-04 by neilsphoto
I ve been printing my first few 2200/UT7/CSR prints. I have some faint, you need to tilt the print, marks left by the rollers. They aren t ink marks, but just
2006-07-04 by john dean
-No, No, No, Walt. You can t use MK. It is designed for PK only. It works great with K3, no gloss differential really and no bronzing. I actually use it wit K2
2006-07-04 by wwodets
Folks- I ve finally gotten a box of Crane Silver Rag and had a quick and dirty look. I did this simply by printing an auto nozzle check (solid rectangles)
2006-07-03 by john dean
Greg, we are over there on the Epson Large Format list discussing Image Specialists inks. Could you come over there and tell us what your experiences have