Re: [Digital BW] How is ink limitation performed ?
2006-03-30 by Ernst Dinkla
... I have made a step wedge for QTR with some checks on bleeding. Usually on good papers the Dmax stops increasing before the bleeding gets ugly. Looks like
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: Innova Fibaprint Gloss & Da Vinci Fibre Gloss
2006-03-30 by Ernst Dinkla
Any ICC profiles available for the papers ? Will be used on a 4800/7800/9800 model for some proofs. Ernst -- -- Ernst Dinkla www.pigment-print.com (
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic
2006-03-30 by Mark Savoia
XP2 120 and 35mm only now. I know, I am a dealer. Fuji Acros is a very nice film also, not a C-41 film although. Mark
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-30 by Tyler Boley
... I ve never used the Kodak ... ... must be somewhat different, the Ilford definitely gets less grainy as tones get lighter, so skies are cream. 16x20s look
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic
2006-03-30 by Tyler Boley
... Believe it or not, Ilford made it as large as 11x14 at one time. Not sure about 4x5 now, would have to check... Beginning to sound like codgers, hard to
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-30 by Paul Roark
... ... Just to voice a contrary opinion, I ve used T400CN for years in medium format when I need a fast film, but it s about to be replaced. In my Fuji Zi,
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-30 by john dean
I will third that. The Kodak CN film does well too. What I like about it with the Howtek scanner is that it helps in the extreme highlights which helps with
Re: [Digital BW] Which media type for Entrada in Epson driver?
2006-03-30 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Media types are hardwired into the driver by the developer, and third party media types are definately not available for Epson printers. When I was
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3840
2006-03-30 by rgoldman2
Guhan, I haven t reviewed this thread so excuse if this is redundant. I cut my own mats. If you do it with a straight edge and mat cutter be sure you get a
Re: [Digital BW] How is ink limitation performed ?
2006-03-30 by Olivier
... Very clear, Ernst as usual. In fact, it s in the 95-100% range I was wondering relating it to Dmax. Again at a given dot size (forgetting VDS here), ink
Re: [Digital BW] How is ink limitation performed ?
2006-03-30 by Ernst Dinkla
... Yes, depends where it falls. Could be less dots, distribution of the dots, smaller droplet size, a lighter ink in the inkset. In that order I think but
Re: [Digital BW] Re: will flatbeds surpass film scanners?
2006-03-30 by Ernst Dinkla
... I expect that the Epson V750-M will have a true resolution somewhere between 3000 and 4000. probably closer to the 3000 side. That isn t much lower than
Re: [Digital BW] Which media type for Entrada in Epson driver?
2006-03-30 by how786
I use Velvet Fine Art with excellent results. Best Howard ... using ... paper, but do ... them for the ... resources as they are often being updated. ... wish
How is ink limitation performed ?
2006-03-30 by Olivier
I ve review the all group messages without finding the reply. Given a printing resolution, a fixed dot size (to make it simple), I guess the only way ink is
Re: [Digital BW] Which media type for Entrada in Epson driver?
2006-03-30 by Luca Cafiero
You can find it in the Moab site. Luca ... From: G Guhan Gunaratnam To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 9:08 AM
R220: ink on trailing edge of thick paper
2006-03-30 by Chris Ellis
Hi Apologies if this has been addressed before - I can t find anything in the archives. A5 and A4 prints I make on thicker paper (eg Photo Rag 308) in my R220
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2006-03-30 by Tom OConnell
Thanks to everyone who participated... international exchange again... six countried represented... lots of variety in images and print techniques... just
Which media type for Entrada in Epson driver?
2006-03-30 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello, I was wondering which media type you select in the dropdown when using Entrada/Kayenta. I ve installed the printer profiles for the paper, but do not
Re: [Digital BW] Re: will flatbeds surpass film scanners?
2006-03-30 by jim kitchen
Dear Group, Some incremental information for your files, and a couple of pennies out of my pocket... Apple¹s ³Image Capture² application will access the
Re: will flatbeds surpass film scanners?
2006-03-30 by scott_now_coming
I don t think 6400 will turn out to be real , but 2400 should be real no problem. A 4x5 sheet scanned at 2400 would provide a file large enough to make a
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3840
2006-03-30 by Sam McCandless
... Good for you, Guhan. Such stores sometimes give lessons too. -- Sam
Re: [Digital BW] BO Printing getting started
2006-03-30 by Ron Johnson
Thanks Paul. Been a big help just have to sort out the printer model equiv here looks like it called a R230 here. Only other thing was I thought maybe I had
Re: [Digital BW] BO Printing getting started
2006-03-30 by Ron Johnson
Hi Steve, same trouble here, just remove the last period (.) from the url ie., .htm not .htm. . It often happens Paul if you read this many thanks. ... From:
Re: will flatbeds surpass film scanners?
2006-03-30 by john dean
Greg, Whether that file size is interpolated through magic or not, the real issue is dynamic range, 4000 dpi is really enough for almost anything, even most
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 and MIS UT2 Inks
2006-03-30 by mbrouphy
Paul, Thanks for the info. I ll study it over the next couple of days until the printer and the inks get here. I ll post back on the results. Mike ... start.
Re: will flatbeds surpass film scanners?
2006-03-30 by Greg
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... All I know is that I m in the market for a new flatbed scanner, and I m not doing
RE: [Digital BW] RE: Re: OT: Sorry, just a quick one: Need separate syringes for > different colours?
2006-03-30 by Barbara Woolner
The needles are the sports kind, ie: for inflating basketballs, footballs and the like. Not sharp on the end, not medical. Mark ?? just posted the post
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3840
2006-03-29 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Thanks for your thoughts Sam. Right now, after going to the art store and seeing the selection of shades of white they had, I ve become a little interested in
Re: OT: Sorry, just a quick one: Need separate syringes for different > colours?
2006-03-29 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Thanks from me too Mark On 3/29/06 1:02 PM, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
RE: Re: OT: Sorry, just a quick one: Need separate syringes for > different colours?
2006-03-29 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Thanks a lot Barbara. But could you tell me what a needle inflator is? Is this just the normal 1.5 needle I d normally be putting into the syringe? Thanks
R220 MIS inks: proceedure for extended non-usage
2006-03-29 by mimimike43
Hello all, I am new to the forum. Just bought an Epson R220 printer to use exclusively with B&W MIS inks. For times when the printer will not be used for a
Re: will flatbeds surpass film scanners?
2006-03-29 by scott_now_coming
I think it comes down to price vs quality: value. For $800 for a scanner like the V-750 that will scan up to 8x10 films up to 6400 dpi, how can you go wrong?
[Digital BW] Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-29 by scott_now_coming
One of the main advantages of using Pyro TEA is you only have to buy it about once every 10 years or so. Just top it off with fresh developer. When it gets
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-29 by scott_now_coming
Chris, The fixer you used washed away the strining , so you didn t get the effects of the pyro develpoer. Scott ... should ... two ... else ... silver
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-29 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... Me too, particularly for 120. Not sure how well the grainier shadows on problem negs would look from 35mm to larger prints.
[Digital BW] Re: upcoming film scanners
2006-03-29 by scott_now_coming
Hi Earnest, O.k., appearantley I mis-read that info about a new Nikon scanner. I went back to Oliver s review and didn t find that info I quoted. But, what I
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-29 by scott_now_coming
I just loaded some Delta 3200 in my Rollei. I ll shoot it in the next couple of days and the develope it in Pyro TEA. Unfortunately, I won t have the new Epson
Re: [Digital BW] BO Printing getting started
2006-03-29 by Stephen Kobrin
Thanks Tina. Steve
RE: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 and MIS UT2 Inks
2006-03-29 by Paul Roark
My Readme is getting a bit out of date, but still where I d start. See http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/UT2-Readme.htm I d get a couple empty carts and fill one
RE: [Digital BW] will flatbeds surpass film scanners?
2006-03-29 by Paul Roark
... I d have to see well controlled tests before I d believe that a flatbed could outperform a dedicated film scanner at about the same price point. The only
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 1280 and MIS UT2 Inks
2006-03-29 by Edward Wiseman
MIKE.. A. Follow Paul Roark s workflow, available link on MIS SITE OR B. Spend another $50.00 and get Harrington s QTR ( I think you ll find the link also on
Epson 1280 and MIS UT2 Inks
2006-03-29 by mbrouphy
To All: I just purchased a new Epson 1280 to be a dedicated B/W printer for my infrared images, both digital and scanned film. I plan to use the MIS UT2 ink
will flatbeds surpass film scanners?
2006-03-29 by joshscapes
Hey all, With the new epson v700 scanner out and reviews being very good about it, do you as a knowledgable group think that flatbed scanners are going to be
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-29 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... I came to the same conclusion -- that pyro just isn t worth it. Not by doing the experiments myself, but by hearing results from you and a bunch of others
Re: [Digital BW] BO Printing getting started
2006-03-29 by Tina Manley
... Steve - Take the period off the end of the address. Tina [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
RE: [Digital BW] BO Printing getting started
2006-03-29 by Paul Roark
It s working for me. Try it a few more times. If it s still dead, I can probably sent it to you off list. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
Re: [Digital BW] OT: scanner question
2006-03-29 by Ernst Dinkla
... If you got time then a slower computer system is as good. File size isn t limited other than in time to process it. And if you have to work on the faster
Re: [Digital BW] BO Printing getting started
2006-03-29 by Stephen Kobrin
Paul, Is that link correct? It won t work even when I paste it into IE. Steve ... Of Ronald ... for ... handle on ... Australia. ... HP930 ... web ... suit.
Re: [Digital BW] OT: scanner question
2006-03-29 by michael3442
Roughly in the 100+ mb range? I m new to scanning negs for big prints, e.g., 16x20, poss. bigger, so my estimate may be off by a little to a lot. When a
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-29 by Peter Marshall
I ve been scanning b/w negatives for some years with various scanners and for the last few with a Minolta Dimage Scan Multi Pro. This has covered a pretty wide