panoramas on Epson 4000 using QTR
2006-03-28 by frank1o05
Does anyone know how long a print can be on an Epson Stylus Pro 4000 when one uses QTR (on a Mac system, if that matters)? I want to print panoramas. There was
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Re: 2400 PK vs MK
2006-03-27 by Bob Michaels
It s possible that Epson has some competent techs working in the consumer printer groups. But I have yet to find one who talks to common folk like us on the
RE: b&w infrared images from Epson R-D1 digital rangefinder
2006-03-27 by David Keenan
... Paul -- Maybe not so sad... It s true that there is moderate vignetting on the R-D1 with wide angle lenses. I have the CV 12mm lens with which a few of the
Black Only printing on the R2400
2006-03-27 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
I understand that the Epson 2400 driver doesn t do Black Only printing. What about using QTR for this? My two 1160s are overdue for retirement, and I m
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by Helen Bach
... From my tests the sepia process appears to have a very slight edge in terms of lower graininess and higher sharpness, but haven t seen a significant
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by Michael Vendrell
Does it matter if it is the warm or neutral process? ... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-27 by lulalake_1999
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... 4870. The ... with a good histogram), ... when I work them in ... glossy prints.
Re: OT: Is there a "Great Paper Chase" for Colour Photographs?
2006-03-27 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Thanks a lot Sam. I didn t know of that colour group, thanks for passing it on. I ll see you there Guhan On 3/26/06 10:31 AM,
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-27 by aromanocpa@optonline.net
No disrespect but have you seen James Nachwey s work? I think he takes the prize for 35mm type photography. Art ... From: Peter Marshall
Re: 2400 PK vs MK
2006-03-27 by alanrew42
FWIW my Epson 2100 was switched on for most of the time over the 3 years I owned it and it very rarely clogged. Most clogs seemed to happen just before, or
Re: Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-27 by mxgo95747
... I tried scanning some 35 mm negatives on my Canon FS4000 and Epson 4870. The negatives seem to have a lot of noise, come out very light (even with a good
Re: 2400 PK vs MK
2006-03-27 by how786
... Clayton, I d been told by Epson tech a few years back that it was important to turn off the printer. They claimed that the heads were more likely to clog
Scanning Pyro Negs?
2006-03-27 by scott_now_coming
Anyone here scanning Pyro stained negative with any success? Any info or links will be appreciated. Thanks, Scott
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by joshscapes
Michael, I have tried the DR5 process and love it. I shoot 6x7 and scan using a Microtek Artixscan 120f. I find that the DR5 scans have more latitute, more
RE: [Digital BW] b&w infrared images from Epson R-D1 digital rangefinder
2006-03-27 by Paul Roark
Sam, ... I use rangefinders in part due to the superior wide angle lenses. I ve never been very impressed with retrofocus designs. However, the rangefinder
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by Helen Bach
Brief comments on processing B&W film for scanning. I ve been trying various methods to optimise B&W film development for scanning and digital post-processing
Re: Medium Newbie on Printing-What is RIP
2006-03-27 by jlk4410
... Mel, Here s a link that i found useful when i asked the same question. Yes it refers to a specific RIP,{imageprint} and there is good general info also.
Re: b&w infrared images from Epson R-D1 digital rangefinder
2006-03-27 by David Keenan
... I was using slow lenses and I wanted to handhold. I agree that a lower ISO would result in less noise. However, I was also considering the HIE film images
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-27 by Peter Marshall
Hi Clayton, Yes, I m still using the Multipro, but some of my negs are too big, it won t do 6x12. So I m waiting for the Epson V750 which is due in May. I
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by Greg
... concerned ... top of ... avoid these ... At work there is a huge waste treatment processor for the photo lab. Two (about) 500 gallon containers, one
Re: [Digital BW] b&w infrared images from Epson R-D1 digital rangefinder
2006-03-27 by Sam McCandless
Thanks, David, for posting about your rangefinder photography. Pretty good hand-holding, I d say. If it s convenient, I d like to see more about your and
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by Paul Roark
... I have not had a chance to try it. The concept is fascinating, however. It appears different recipes of Pyro produce different results. I got
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by scott_now_coming
Paul, There was some talk he a while back about Pyro developers. Have you tried any? Was wondering if you have scanned any Pyro stained negs and what the
RE: [Digital BW] Spraying Prints?
2006-03-27 by Eric Neilsen
I am using DCP that I get from Shades of paper. I have primarily been using it on Innova Smooth Cotton, but some other papers as well. I use a 50/50 mix of
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by Michael Vendrell
Paul,Ginny, et al: I m planning on giving the dr5 reversal processing a try for some selected B&W films as well. There s a rather extensive list of films with
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3835
2006-03-27 by how786
I think Clayton is ever so tolerant. I cannot tell you how many boards, at some time or other, have a discussion regarding the relative merits of film vs.
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by Paul Roark
... When I run out of medium format Tech Pan, Tmax 100 with Xtol will probably be my choice. Xtol has the least amount of adjacency I ve seen in a developer.
RE: [Digital BW] 1280 clog solutions ...
2006-03-27 by Paul Roark
... On average, yes. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
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2006-03-27 by christerart@mac.com
The original message was received at 2006-03-27 08:11:33 -0700 from postoffice.local [10.0.0.1] ... ...
RE: [Digital BW] Spraying Prints?
2006-03-27 by Paul Roark
... For matte prints I use Lascaux Fixativ. It has the least impact on the dmax, which is usually lowered by a light spray. Three light coats of Lascaux are
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3835
2006-03-27 by Jack Winberg
Hi Clayton (and others) I must say that your advocating cutting off the historical discussions here, generate very mixed feelings in me. Yes, I highly value
Re: b&w infrared images from Epson R-D1 digital rangefinder
2006-03-27 by Helen Bach
Why did you use such a high EI with RAW? Wouldn t it have been better to start out at the lowest speed setting - ie giving the sensor as much light as
Re: [Digital BW] Presentation: Pre-cut Matboard [i.e Light Impressions]
2006-03-27 by ann clancy
we use them for students all the time, and have been very happy with them. You might also try redimat, especially when buying more than 12 of the same
Re: Composing in BW - was Great Photographers
2006-03-27 by Clayton Jones
Hello Ginny, ... Sorry I wasn t clear. It should have been ...especially now with the 2400 adding to the BO printing on my R200... ... Regards, Clayton Info
Re: [Digital BW] The X-Rite DTP32R... Any Experts Here?
2006-03-27 by davidkeasey
I got it just fine! Thanks! Dave Keasey
Re: Ilford Smooth Gloss and Costco Professional Photo Glossy
2006-03-27 by timeexposure
Tried both with UT-R2. Very close, but costco is a - very - little whiter. Anyway, DMAX is far better then Epson Premium Glossy. You should try (didn t try
Re: Composing in BW - was Great Photographers- K3 BO experience
2006-03-27 by Olivier
... photographic ... I m interested too. I m currently doing BW print with iQuads/QTR/1290/Pulse. The profiled output is satisfying, but the printer gives me
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by ginnylady33
Dear Michael, The 6X7 is my camera of choice, too. I also scan in a 9000. I happen to love TX-400! I always used to think TX was a grainy film. I would shoot
Re: 2400 PK vs MK
2006-03-27 by ginnylady33
In my experience, Thenerds.net is ALMOST as cheap if one orders in volume as I do. $156 vs. 154 for 13 cartridges for the 2400. (includes shipping) What I
Re: [Digital BW] 1280 clog solutions ...
2006-03-27 by deskofjk
Will the 2200 running UT7 clog less than the 1280 running UT2? I posted here a week or so ago with a clogged jet on my 1280. I followed advice given and tried
Spraying Prints?
2006-03-27 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello, I was wondering what people use to spray their prints. I ve read that spraying matte prints is a good idea (with a clear lacquer?) but I don t know if
Re: Composing in BW - was Great Photographers
2006-03-27 by ginnylady33
Oh? I was unaware I could do BO with my 2400. Could you elaborate, please, Clayton? Best Regards Ginny
Ilford Smooth Gloss and Costco Professional Photo Glossy
2006-03-27 by Bob Marsolais
Has anyone done any recent comparisions between Costco s Professional Photo Glossy (made in Switzerland) and Ilford s Smooth Photo Gloss Paper? At one time
Presentation: Pre-cut Matboard [i.e Light Impressions]
2006-03-27 by G Guhan Gunaratnam
Hello, How many use precut mats for presentation (prior to framing). I would rather not dive into cutting my own mats as I ve heard it can take a little while
b&w infrared images from Epson R-D1 digital rangefinder
2006-03-27 by David Keenan
I thought I d share the early results of an experiment capturing infrared black and white digitally. I m using an unmodified Epson R-D1 digital rangefinder
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera (off topic)
2006-03-27 by Michael Vendrell
Thanks Clayton. You make very valid points. I got the humor in your original post - it was the piling-on by a few others which got my hackles slightly up. i
Composing in BW - was Great Photographers
2006-03-27 by Clayton Jones
Hello Michael, ... Yes, can say the same here - worked with 35mm through 4x5, including 6x6 TLR which I always liked using. Each one has it s own effect on
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by john dean
And Shades Of Paper is going to be selling the Innova Fiba Gloss in about a week. It is already been produced for sales and is about to be shipped.It has a
[Digital BW] Re: Great Photographic Artists [was Scanning 35mm vs digital camer
2006-03-27 by john dean
Woody, Lexjet called me last week promoting this new media they are selling.They are just dying to get it out there. They told me it was created by two guys
Great Photographic Artists
2006-03-27 by Clayton Jones
Hello Michael, ... I just added a link to his web site on my page with the links to the interview. Should have thought of it before. I too like his work and