RE: [Digital BW] BO Printing getting started
2006-03-29 by Paul Roark
My notes on the MIS UT-R2 B&W inkset are at http://home1.gte.net/res09aij/R220_R2_Readme.htm. I highly recommend that approach. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
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Re: BO Printing getting started
2006-03-29 by Clayton Jones
Hello Ron, ... Welcome to the forum. There is a series of articles at the link below, some of which are on the subject of BO printing. The one for the R200
Re: [Digital BW] OT: scanner question
2006-03-29 by Mark Savoia
Define big scans.
OT: scanner question
2006-03-29 by michael3442
Sorry for the OT, but... I m about to hook up a scanner (Epson 4870) to make some large files from negs. Due to space limitations, I d like to put it in
Re: [Digital BW] Presentation: Pre-cut Matboard [i.e Light Impressions]
2006-03-29 by Steve Kale
I highly recommend the services of Frame Destination (www.framedestination.com)
Re: [Digital BW] BO Printing getting started
2006-03-29 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
... I think the R230 is the Australian equivalent of the R220 -- see http://www.epson.com.au/products/inkjet/stylusPhotoR230.asp The R230 is built for 240V
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-29 by jurajlipscher
Hallo Louis In the old days I used TriX with PMK in 5x7 but since about 5 years I am almost exclusively using 120 TMax 100 with either PMK or Pyrocat HD in
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-29 by Chris Ellis
I used pyro on a couple of films a while back and while I was impressed with the lack of grain in areas of continuous tone (sky etc.) I found the grain quite
Re: [Digital BW] Re: upcoming film scanners
2006-03-29 by Ernst Dinkla
... Scott, It isn t in the V700 review. I know, I have spelled that review several times and I checked it again after you wrote this but I can t find it. It
BO Printing getting started
2006-03-29 by Ronald K. Johnson
Hi all, very new to this group. Migrated from the wet darkroom. Have always like BW photography and to that end bought a HP8750 for color as well as BW which
Re: [Digital BW] Presentation: Pre-cut Matboard [i.e Light Impressions]
2006-03-29 by Sam McCandless
... Pre-cut mats are my choice, Guhan, because I don t print enough for it to be an extravagance, and I m all thumbs . I like and use Light Impressions s
Re: upcoming film scanners
2006-03-29 by scott_now_coming
In Vincent Oliver s review of the Epson V-700 flatbed scanner, he mentioned that Nikon has a scanner to replace the (I think) ED-8000, or whatever Nikon s
upcoming film scanners
2006-03-29 by joshscapes
hello all, anyone heard of any news about any new dedicated film scanners coming on the market?
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-29 by Clayton Price
Hi All - I m a little late to this discussion but perhaps can add a little to what Juraj has written. Many years ago I was mixing Pyro formula from scratch but
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-29 by Brian Ellis
I used pyro on a couple of films a while back and while I was impressed with the lack of grain in areas of continuous tone (sky etc.) I found the grain quite
RE: [Digital BW] Re: OT: Sorry, just a quick one: Need separate syringes for different colours?
2006-03-29 by Barbara Woolner
Thanks, Mark. For letting us know who you are and, more importantly, for your brilliant work-around. Barbara
Re: OT: Sorry, just a quick one: Need separate syringes for different colours?
2006-03-29 by mark_roth_505
Search for message # 71107, the complete instructions are there. Mark ... smart cookie ... of my 4 oz ... straight pin in ... needle ... changing ... with the
Another BO printing on Epson R220 convert.
2006-03-28 by Fred Widall
Let me start off by saying thanks to all you folks for sharing this great information, and the benefit of your experiences. This group is a great resource.
Re: [Digital BW] OT- StudioPrint w/ ColorGPS for sale
2006-03-28 by David Gabbé
Thanks for sending this along. Are you going back to ColorBurst? Epson Driver? Different technology. ... (PC ... resources ... to ... flames. ... B&W ...
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-28 by Louis de Stoutz
... Hi Juraj, I m working along the same line. Alas, every time I decide to concentrate on a specific film, it tends to disappear from the market... Can you
OT- StudioPrint w/ ColorGPS for sale
2006-03-28 by Bill Morse
Hello all- I am selling a licenced copy of StudioPrint (for up to 60 wide), including their profiling app ColorGPS. I can sell this as either V11 or V12. (PC
RE: [Digital BW] Newbie QuestionS on MIS UT/MISPRO Ink for R220
2006-03-28 by Paul Roark
... We usually refer to BO (Black only) printing as using only the black (K) position ink, and no midtone inks. From the context of your question, however,
Re: [Digital BW] Newbie QuestionS on MIS UT/MISPRO Ink for R220
2006-03-28 by Tom Baker
The blacks are the same. If you re going to print matte and glossy you ll need the PK as well as the Eboni. Tom Baker Yang, Howard
Newbie QuestionS on MIS UT/MISPRO Ink for R220
2006-03-28 by Yang, Howard
Hi, Just ordered 2 R220s for BO and color, in the process of ordering some bulk UT and MISPRO ink. Couple quick questions: 1) For the UT ink, are all
Photo history discussion
2006-03-28 by Jack Winberg
Hi Clayton: Thanks for your well - considered response, AND for your deep concern about the well - being of this excellent list! I respect your views. I guess
Leave printer on or off?
2006-03-28 by Jack Winberg
Bob: I strongly suspect that you are quite correct. On the other hand, how many folks in this group would be likely to be working as a phone support tech at
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-28 by mxgo95747
--. Could you post the URL for tha lab so I ... http://www.coxblackandwhitelab.com Since I live about half an hour away, I always spend a few minutes talking
RE: [Digital BW] Re: OT: Sorry, just a quick one: Need separate syringes for different colours?
2006-03-28 by Barbara Woolner
I ve solved the syringe problem by following the advice of some smart cookie on this forum by using his method, ie: drilling a hole in the top of my 4 oz
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-28 by jurajlipscher
Hi Jules & Martin 1. There is a fairly extensive article on scanning pyro negatives and selectively using different color channels in the magazine Ag No. 26.
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-28 by lulalake_1999
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, lulalake_1999 ... a B&W ... to a ... farm ... setting, in Vuescan, for Pyro ... trick. I have a lab in
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-28 by mxgo95747
... Jules, thanks for the input. Using the 24 bit color negative setting, in Vuescan, for Pyro processed B&W film and converting them to B&W in PhotoShop
Re: OT: Sorry, just a quick one: Need separate syringes for different colours?
2006-03-28 by Bob Michaels
Separate syringes makes things go faster and life much simpler. You can get by with just one but they are so cheap that it s not worth the hassle.
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-28 by Helen Bach
Ernst, The Polaroid was the first decent film scanner I bought (in 1999, I think). I have found it to be a very good scanner for B&W negs, and the graininess
Re: 2400 PK vs MK
2006-03-28 by alanrew42
... wrote: ... That makes a lot of sense especially as Epson instruct you to _shake_ each new cartridge prior to insertion, presumably to make
Re: OT: Sorry, just a quick one: Need separate syringes for different colours?
2006-03-28 by Chris Ellis
I use the same syringe and just rinse under a running tap between refills - have no noticeable problems for colour or mono inksets on an R220 or 1290. Chris
OT: Sorry, just a quick one: Need separate syringes for different colours?
2006-03-28 by gguhangunaratnam
Hello, When refilling spongeless R2400 carts do I need to use a different needle, syringe, and bottom fill adapter for each colour. Or can I simply rinse them
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-28 by Ernst Dinkla
... Helen, the Polaroid 4000 may be the only one with a fluorescent tube light source, the other ones all have more or less a point light source I think. Is
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-28 by lulalake_1999
... Hi Scott, I do all my processing (not really all that much on a pyro neg)as a B&W scanned in as RGB, then when I go to print, I convert the image to a 20%
Re: [Digital BW] Pyro developed negatives
2006-03-28 by scott_now_coming
Thanks Dave. Scott ... Macophot ... I m ... prints!
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-28 by scott_now_coming
Jules, Are you using only one channel to print with? Or are you using the file as RGB to print with? Thanks, Scott ... Epson ... However, ... I ... had
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-28 by scott_now_coming
Hi Martin, Thanks for the reply. Wading through the results of a GOOGLE search, I saw where a guy scanned some Pyro negs. I think he scanned them in RGB and
Re: Black Only printing on the R2400
2006-03-28 by Clayton Jones
Hello Peter, ... I tried it last fall. It works, but the results were very poor due to very coarse dot pattern. Roy said that subsequent versions have better
Re: 2400 PK vs MK
2006-03-28 by Clayton Jones
Hello Howard, ... I haven t had any negative experiences doing this with the 2400 so far (7+ months now), and had equally good results doing that with my 2200
Digest Number 3835 - Jack
2006-03-28 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jack, I understand your sentiments, and I share them to a large degree. I think if you will go back and reread my reply to Michael you will see that I
Re: Scanning 35mm vs digital camera: Nachwey
2006-03-28 by jonathan brown
I find his stuff too low con for my taste. It didn t used to be like that. Wonderful eye and composition, though.
Re: [Digital BW] b&w infrared images from Epson R-D1 digital rangefinder
2006-03-28 by Andre
... rangefinder ... electronically or in ... sensors. ... Paul, Ken Rockwell has an article on his site about wide angles lens vignetting. He talks about
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-28 by joshscapes
I have not tried the sepia tone (warm) and have only tried the neutral because I figured if I wanted sepia tone I could do it myself in photoshop. You get me
Re: 2400 PK vs MK
2006-03-28 by how786
I hear ya Bob! Thanks. The notes I had made 2 or 3 years ago when I was told that about heads clogging state that the heads will dry out while the printer
[Digital BW] Pyro developed negatives
2006-03-28 by David H. Miller
Scott: I scan 120 and 6x12 pyro developed negs mostly HP 5+ but also Macophot and Konica infrared on my Epson 4990 scanner with good results. Use SilverFast as
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-28 by mxgo95747
- I am using W2D2, Wimberley s Pyro version, FP4+, MF, and have not had ... Also used FP4 (and FP5), except that I scanned in 16 bit B&W negative. I will try