[Digital BW] Re: Varnish (again...) - European sourcing for Print Shield
2006-05-09 by Olivier
... Shield ... think ... good ... and one ... This varnish is incredibly difficult to source in Europe compared to Lascaux and DCP that take a minute to
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2006-05-09 by Olivier
... Shield ... think ... good ... and one ... This varnish is incredibly difficult to source in Europe compared to Lascaux and DCP that take a minute to
2006-05-09 by zonepeter
I am sorry this is off topic, but I know someone here can give me a good answer. I need to print some pictures (in color, using a 1280 with OEM inks) that will
2006-05-09 by Paul Roark
... Premier Art claims this is not the case, but you d expect that. I think Steve K. found the nozzles on the Lyson product were hard to get a good coating
2006-05-09 by sinar001
... before the printer needs realignment or other adjustments? ... No such animals. These things are so mass produced , it s amazing the quality they deliver
2006-05-09 by Olivier
... Europe. I wouldn t like to sound as if I challenge this but do you know this for sure ? Not having tested yet any of the two, I d rather skip the
2006-05-09 by aromanocpa@optonline.net
Does anyone know how many prints one probably can get from say the R220 or R1800 before the printer needs realignment or other adjustments? Art
2006-05-09 by Lee Hiers
... The paper I checked was actually less at MIS. Hmmm.... -- Lee Hiers, AA4GA Have Dobro Will Travel
2006-05-09 by koloshor
... Jon, Not to sound harsh, but on the items that I m familiar with (308 GSM PhotoRag in 13x19, for example) your sale prices aren t even a full 1% lower than
2006-05-09 by koloshor
... I think it s just different distributors in different countries. As far as I can tell, the spray sold by Premier Art as Print Shield in the US is the
2006-05-09 by Jon Cone
All Hahnemuhle papers are now on sale at InkjetMall. Prices are just over cost. This is an inventory clearance sale that you might want to take advantage of.
2006-05-09 by Olivier
The subject has been debated doezn of times. So I m about to test Lascaux fixativ for mat media or dcp mat. Now it seems pretty hard to find any Print Shield
2006-05-09 by aromanocpa@optonline.net
Thank you. So when I open up the NEF file I should do a save as, to ensure that I have both versions. ( i.e. the NEF and the PPD) Art [Non-text portions of
2006-05-09 by Tyler Boley
I ve always assumed the coated fine art paper scrap is recyclable. Anyone know about the photo papers like Premium Luster, and the new papers like SiverRag?
2006-05-08 by Jim Coffee
Hi Tom... I am presently using an MIS CIS on a 1280. The cars have sponges. I ve been considering moving to the spongeless (non-cis) carts. Why are you
2006-05-08 by toliwel@aol.com
Can anyone tell me where I can get empty 1160 and 1280 carts with sponges? All MIS has are spongeless. Tom W
2006-05-08 by jonathan wills
... That is by design, so you can never overwrite your original RAW file. You should save two versions of your file -- the original RAW file as a NEF (or DNG),
2006-05-08 by Peter Marshall
Raw Shooter Premium lets you turn the sharpening off as well as set it to a minimum and this works. It is much better than RSE with a really good curve you can
2006-05-08 by Richard Smallfield
... I found that Raw Shooter Essentials oversharpened, even with the sharpening set to its lowest setting - I was getting fringing along edges, but with Bibble
2006-05-08 by jcsztuke
Dear all, I want to start making digital BW prints from my Epson 1200 printer. My objective is to reproduce the glossy darkroom look. I would welcome any
2006-05-08 by Peter Marshall
Hi, Yes, save and archive in raw format. Smaller files, keeps all the information that Nikon puts in. Also save the files with the raw conversion details with
2006-05-08 by dlruckus
Can t say much about density variations as I ve not measured them (no incentive to) but colors can vary visualy over days, not just hours, in my experience. It
2006-05-08 by Kip Babington
I ve been using the Ilford Heavy Smooth Matte for several years now as my contact sheet paper. It s double sided, inexpensive, and gives very workable color
2006-05-08 by Stephen Billard
The tutorial is included with the PC install. Look in the program files folder for QuadToneRIP User Guide.pdf. ... From:
2006-05-08 by john dean
Email him at the QTR website.
2006-05-08 by Stephen M Martin
Speaking as a non-purist to this forum, meaning I print a lot of color too, I think the Ilford glossy papers are the best. Nice weight and great look. I use IP
2006-05-08 by Mark Savoia
We use the Pearl and Glossy. It s not bad. Sucks as you get closer to end of roll, lots of curl. Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-05-08 by roschko_leolevin
Hi everybody, I am looking for my favourite Paper :-) Has anybody experiences with Ilford inkjet Paper? I have not seen any prints till now but they should
2006-05-08 by Brian Chapman
There is some documentation and a tutorial on the QTR downloads page... http://www.quadtonerip.com/html/QTRdownload.html I have not used the software but these
2006-05-08 by roschko_leolevin
Hi everybody, Steve Kale was so kindly and gave me QTR-support via e-mail. He told me that there should be a QTR Tutorial from Stephen Ballard. Does anybody
2006-05-08 by Peter De Smidt
If you have CS or CS 2, make sure that you have the latest Camera Raw plug-in from Adobe. This should convert you Nikon NEF files. (It does with my D200).
2006-05-08 by digikdm
No! It won t be 24 times better, but it will be significantly better. When the 6MP cameras first came out I did a comparisonthe Nikon version to my 35mm slide
2006-05-08 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Are you using an old version of PS? If so, upgrade. You ll get up-to-date raw conversion capability, and a hundred other goodies, well worth the reasonable
2006-05-08 by John Moody
Remember to keep your raw file if it’s a keeper image. Without it, you will not be able to re-process with different de-mosaicing, color balance, gamma,
2006-05-08 by aromanocpa@optonline.net
You know, I originally thought so too. But photoshop won t let me open them up unless they go through some kind of conversion from the nikon photoproject
2006-05-08 by Mark Savoia
Are they shot in RAW? If so, just save those. ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-05-08 by aromanocpa@optonline.net
Does anyone have any suggestions about what file format to save digital negatives from a Nikon SLR to? photoshop gives me so many options and I want to save
2006-05-08 by Wayne J. Cosshall
I have a 130 here too. Nice printer on gloss and semi. It has some serious paper handling issues that are more a pain than a real issue. I think we are in for
2006-05-08 by roleiman
Martin, This was exactly what I was looking for. What an elegant workflow, and Greg s work is breathtaking. Many thanks. David ... in ... shown in his web site
2006-05-08 by Paul Roark
... I posted a short preview of it at, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/message/73803 I haven t had time to write up a full Readme
2006-05-08 by mxgo95747
... Try the Greg Gorman Color to B&W conversion method. The steps are shown in his web site under learn. www.greggormanphotography.com There are other
2006-05-08 by Michael Vendrell
p.s. It was someone on your side of the pond - Oscar Wilde if memory serves - who said: A gentleman is rude only when he intends to be... ...
2006-05-08 by Michael Vendrell
Steve, In my untrimmed post there was a direct quote from you by Tyler but I never mentioned your name (or anyone else except for Tyler s) and did not address
2006-05-08 by roleiman
I am not new to the Epson 2200 or 2400, but mostly for color work. I would like to produce more B&W images and was wondering whether the consensus is to send
2006-05-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Koloshor, ... In our local Jerry s Artarama I found a 9x12 sketch pad called Biggie by Canson, with 125 sheets. The sheets are acid free, with a very
2006-05-08 by Clayton Jones
Hello Charlotte, Yep, great printer, great ink, great papers - how can you lose . I m glad it s working for you and the info has been helpful. Regards,
2006-05-07 by cieloblu22000
Clayton and Tyler, Thank you very much for your comments. Clayton, I have the 2400 and have gotten some of the papers you evaluated... epson velvet, Hm photo
2006-05-07 by Greg
... photo rag). do I really ... I normally recommend using a cart filled with cleaning fluid. That way you won t damage the head by running it dry, and the
2006-05-07 by Tyler Boley
... Playing a huge roll in so much great great art that is so personally significant to myself and others, technologies that evolved over a century, being
2006-05-07 by Steve Kale
Who is speaking of opponents? I did not misquote and do not shadow box . Tyler referenced only maybe low end retail fashion - I m glad he later broadened
2006-05-07 by Robert W. Shearer
Thanks Keith, For a moment, I was getting confused about that myself. You run a list composed of iconoclastic, individualistic, opinionated, highly skilled