Re: OT:Photoshop Conversion
2006-06-07 by baxter_davey
Another good option is the set of actions from http://www.1clickactions.com There are many conversion options (some common ones, some pretty obscure to me).
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2006-06-07 by baxter_davey
Another good option is the set of actions from http://www.1clickactions.com There are many conversion options (some common ones, some pretty obscure to me).
2006-06-07 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Think: total cost of owership. If the 4800 is out of your price range than a couple hundred 13x19 prints on the HP 8750 are out of your price range as
2006-06-07 by Richard Smallfield
Sorry, that should have read: Another way of converting that is often overlooked is Photoshop s Calculations dialogue which lets you blend two channels using
2006-06-07 by Richard Smallfield
Another way of converting that is often overlooked is Photoshop s Conversions dioalogue which lets you blend two channels using any blending mode and output
2006-06-07 by markus_hartel
hello all, I have been using an Epson 825 with Lyson Quad Black inks for some time now - the results are good, considering the price of the printer and the
2006-06-07 by Paul Roark
... It should work fine on the 1280. I don t have one, however, so you ll be on your own as far as profiles -- at least for a while. I m hoping Epson releases
2006-06-06 by Brian Chapman
Hey Clayton, I ordered the warm inkset yesterday so I ll be trying it out shortly (as long as the post office doesn t misroute *another* of my packages).
2006-06-06 by Paul Roark
I just posted an ICC and curve at http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/UT-3D_Downloads.html for the 2200 and CSR that replicates the tonal distribution of a selenium
2006-06-06 by Michael Kitei
In case this hasn t been asked. Will the UT3d material be available for the 1280? Mike ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-06-06 by Paul Roark
No, the UT-3D takes a hextone (6 ik) or better printer. So the 1160 will not run it. Paul _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-06-06 by Paul Roark
Richard, ... With the right curves it prints on glossy with Eboni installed. I will probably never install PK. However, for those printing from non-Photoshop
2006-06-06 by copal01
Hi, i would like to know if the epson 1160 will be supported by the UT-3D ink set. Thanks
2006-06-06 by Richard Smallfield
Hi Paul, thanks for your feedback. ... I currently use QTR and UC inks which also means that the yellow position is not used ... no problems so far. ... I was
2006-06-06 by Tyler Boley
http://shopping.netsuite.com/s.nl/c.362672/sc.16/category.559/.f Enough said. Hope that s ok, if so I ll do a few reminders before fall. Tyler
2006-06-06 by Paul Roark
Richard, ... There are pros and cons of each system. If you don t use sepia, that (yellow) position of the UT7 inkset is not used. At least in theory, I d
2006-06-06 by Rem P Roberti
Maurice Hamilton s book Black & White Photography Techniques With Adobe Photoshop is probably the most comprehensive source for BW conversion processes that
2006-06-06 by steveh0607
... versitile and easy to use. Sometimes I use the nik color fx filters to get various b&w effects like infrared and the old photo look.
2006-06-06 by Richard Smallfield
Hello, I m somewhat technically challenged due to illness (ME/CFS) and wondered which inkset would be the easiest to master - the UT7 or 3D - I use a 2100. I
2006-06-06 by Rem Roberti
Has anyone experimented with using any of Paul s existing curves with Moab Kayenta? He has a number of curves for matte papers, and I would love to hear if
2006-06-06 by Harry Saddler
Another technique documented by Bruce Fraser in Real World Camera Raw (p.144): in Adobe Camera Raw s Adjust tab, set saturation to -100, then use the
2006-06-06 by Clayton Jones
Hello Brian, ... I have been very impressed with the quality so far. Obviously there are many ways to use the sliders, so there s lots of room for
2006-06-06 by ciscomanvann
I really like the ps plugin called exposure. It deals with the fact that different films respond in different ways and does a fantastic job in recreating the
2006-06-06 by archivalinkjet
Hi all, If anyone is interested in an Epson 9600 with Septone Inks and the PixelPicasso RiP, a full set of Epson UC inks, and warranty, please contact me off
2006-06-05 by Steve Bye
Yes I was surprised with gradient map method too. It is fast and easy and to me gives a better result than most common methods. Many techniques, such as the
2006-06-05 by Jon Zax
Any one on this list who lives in the S.F. Bay area interested in a venerable Epson 3000 that has MIS FSn inks in it and some pint bottles besides, please
2006-06-05 by Paul Roark
... It looks flat -- not recommended. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-06-05 by Debbi
If this is taboo off topic I will not ask again, but I m curious what methods you use for conversion when using a digital camera. I just tried a adj layer
2006-06-05 by john dean
Sounds like this paper has a lot of oba content that could burn out over time. That worries me. Crane Silver Rag has plenty of brilliance for me. Also sounds
2006-06-05 by toong_bo
Hi Kevin, ... As Walt suggested above, you might try changing the ABW tone setting from its default darker to a lighter setting (I ve been using light ).
2006-06-05 by toong_bo
Pablo, thanks very much for the response. This sounds like an interesting third option for b&w printing on the 2400, something like using a dedicated
2006-06-05 by Kip Babington
I have had an MIS CFS on my C84 for about 2 years (EZ inks) and at times I have gone WEEKS without printing anything. Usually it fires up just fine with
2006-06-05 by coastiephoto
... Sometimes days ... check - ... serious. I ... make things ... things). ... Thankyou Arlene, thats very encouraging and thanks for your input ( Clayton also
2006-06-05 by arlenelove3@aol.com
I have MIS CFS setups in 3 printers - a 7600, R200, and C86. Sometimes days go by and I don t use one or another of the printers. I do a nozzle check - and
2006-06-05 by Sonny Taylor
I have been reading about Hahnemuhle Fine Art Pearl: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/printers/h-fap.shtml It has finally shipped, and would like to
2006-06-05 by santonov2you
This mixture of inks that Clayton is using reminds me UT7 inkset. On R200 I am using UT7 with UTFSN-4-Y in Y position. So I guess most of workflow
2006-06-05 by Paul Roark
I agree, start simple. With the 220 and R2 you ll be able to get down the learning curve and not waste much at all. Learn the sliders, the ICCs, etc. Then if
2006-06-05 by Brian Chapman
Wow, great article Clayton! I can t wait to try it. I think this sounds like a perfect alternative for those of us who maybe don t want to dive in to the 3D
2006-06-05 by Paul Roark
Mick, Welcome to the group. ... Well, use it regularly. I m not sure if every other day is needed. That said, I won t use them. ... They are very convenient
2006-06-05 by Keith R.
... way ... The procedure is described in the manual. I have not done this, but it seems straight forward.
2006-06-05 by john dean
I used to work at an archive that housed all the original master prints of Adams and W.Eugene Smith. I held them in my hands on a daily basis and it was a good
2006-06-05 by tschoh100
Am starting with b/w printing on my epson 2100 and actually I am searching for rip software. Should I buy IMAGEPRINT 5.6 or 6 used? Does anybody have
2006-06-05 by Brian
Hi All I have a copy of The British Journal Photographic Almanac 1920 which gives formulae for seven different negative reducers. They are Farmers
2006-06-05 by jurajlipscher
Hallo I am going to do a test run of Silver Rag and the new Hahnemuhle Fine Art paper and have to change the MK for the PK cart on my 4800. Could anyone give
2006-06-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, I have finally completed my testing with the MIS UT-R2 inks for the R200/220. My initial results have just been posted as article #10 at the link
2006-06-05 by coastiephoto
Hi everybody, I am new to this group which I discovered through Claytons BxW site. I just purchased a 2400 , its my first real printer and I was astonished to
2006-06-05 by ciscomanvann
I appreciate all the help. I really am frustrated with this printer because the color on matt stinks IMHO too. Its not that its bad it just seems to ignore
2006-06-05 by John Custodio
Duane- Yes, these numbers are helpful. They seem about right from what I remember when I used FSN and PiezoTone selenium awhile back. In any case, my numbers
2006-06-05 by Clayton Jones
... Yes, a huge difference compared to the R200 stock ink. ... Just put it in the printer and do a nozzle test. ... Both are excellent, with a slight dmax
2006-06-05 by how786
Well, bear in mind thiese are my own personal opinions. Others may feel differently. 1-a-The Eboni Black and printing BO makes a huge difference, imo. b-You
2006-06-04 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
The Group f/64 manifesto: http://www.kcbx.net/~mhd/1intro/f64.htm The passage I think is notable to this discussion is: /The members of Group f/64 believe that