mis dyebase black: also blue?
2006-03-24 by GEERT DEPREST
I have an Epson r300. Does the mis dyebase black ink (DYE-T0481) have the same bluish tone that the epson ink has? Thanks. Geert [Non-text portions of this
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Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-24 by David Aschkenas
Perhaps you misunderstood what I¹m saying. I¹m not saying SHOOT FILM and I¹m not saying SHOOT DIGITAL, all I¹m saying is that they are different animals,
Re: BO Prints: Digital Image Capture vs. Film
2006-03-24 by David Sinai
Hi Clayton: Any reason why you recommend UT7? I was actually thinking of trying the K7 kit from Piezo? Thanks, David ... there ... as ... is ... format ...
RE: [Digital BW] 1280 clog solutions ...
2006-03-24 by Paul Roark
... That may be the case. I ve thought perhaps the single color cart instead of individual ones makes the spacing of the inlet pegs and cart outlet ports
Re: [Digital BW] Premier Dual Mat 210 gsm paper
2006-03-24 by frankg_photo
... sometimes I ... paper that ... from ... that ... has an ... However, ... mainstream ... I ve used ... Thanks Paul - I feel encouraged to give it a try - at
Re: [Digital BW] 1280 clog solutions, was: More Epson 220 Questions
2006-03-24 by john dean
I ve had both a 1200 and and two 1270 s that I ve used all kind of inks in - MIS quads, Cone quads,2 kinds of Lyson quads, and now back to the original Epson
RE: [Digital BW] Premier Dual Mat 210 gsm paper
2006-03-24 by Paul Roark
... I think it might be the best deal for cheap, acid-free paper. It has an excellent dmax, is very bright (lots of OBAs), and prints cool. However, unlike
[Digital BW] 1280 clog solutions, was: More Epson 220 Questions
2006-03-24 by Bob Michaels
I ll throw in my $.02 as one who has had 1280 success for many years. I think there is production variance in the 1280 s. There is no other way to resolve the
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-24 by john dean
It s worth something. Not a single one of the photographers you mentioned, if they were in the prime of their career would NOT be shooting digital capture,
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-24 by David Aschkenas
In my eyes, the bottom line is film looks different than digital. PERIOD Think of it this way..can you imagine a photo by Robert Frank, Josef Koudelka, Cartier
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by john dean
I look for Nikon to do the same in regard to their scanner division within a year. Otherwise the Canon will finish them off too. John ... cease
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by Adam Maas
... They re dead. Warranty service will continue until all are out of warranty (next year sometime) but that s it. KM is shutting down their entire photo
Epson 4870 scanner sale at Epson
2006-03-23 by michael3442
With all the scanner excitement today (Clayton s free scanner) I thought I d post that Epson s refurbished 4870 can be had for $199 at their clearance center.
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by Helen Bach
Well, apart from the ability of colour negative film to capture between 13 and 15 stops in a single frame scanned once, there is no reason not to do the same
[Digital BW] Re: More Epson 220 Questions
2006-03-23 by how786
Do you have any idea at all as to why some people have no problems with the 1280 BO and other are plagued by clogs? I d love to solve my clog issue (I might
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by john dean
I m not going to get into an arguement about it because 35mm doesn t interest me in the least when it come to film in the first place.... But, what I was
Re: Converting RGB density readings into BW density readings
2006-03-23 by Helen Bach
An amber Wratten 106 is used as the visual filter in Macbeth densitometers (and maybe others) to make the spectral response of the sensor simulate that of
Re: Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by esharamaki
I just got the 5400 II this week and have been fooling around with it. 400 speed B&W is pretty grainy. I suppose there are those with special film/developer
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... Perhaps over chromes. Not over negatives. One can easily capture the entire subject brightness range from featureless shadows to highlight detail on a
Re: [Digital BW] paper setting
2006-03-23 by Andrew Rodger
This is probably too basic a response but I find that if you do not select the right version of a sheet in the page set up it can do this. For example, if you
Re: QTR 2.4.1 much more grainy than my epson driver?
2006-03-23 by koloshor
... it mainly a problem with ... It s a problem with the R800. That printer normally uses one kind of black, matte black, when making prints on matte paper. So
Re: What is GCR?
2006-03-23 by joshhackney
Olivier, nothing personal, but I think something got lost in the translation. I didn t understand a word in your post after Grey Component Replacement .
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by john dean
One of the very interesting developments in digital raw workflow centers around the ability to shoot 3 bracketed frames - over, under, and in the middle, drop
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by Greg
... you ... Is KM going to continue making scanners, or did those go the way of their cameras?
[Digital BW] Re: 9500
2006-03-23 by Greg
... and ... It used to say desktop printers only, maybe they forgot that partin the somewhat recent page changes. I think the biggest they will take is the
Premier Dual Mat 210 gsm paper
2006-03-23 by frankg_photo
I have done a search here for this paper but didn t turn up anything. I would love to hear from people who are familiar with it. I have been using Premier Fine
Re: Converting RGB density readings into BW density readings
2006-03-23 by joejx8
Hi Duane, Thank you very much for your reply :) I have found several calculators: kale s one: http://www.brucelindbloom.com/index.html?CompandCalculator.html
RE: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by Paul D. DeRocco
... That s probably true, if your art depends upon maximum sharpness and loads of detail. In my opinion, though, to reach that high resolution and get useful
Re: Converting RGB density readings into BW density readings
2006-03-23 by joejx8
Hi Bob, That s a great great idea :-). I just have to find one BW target ..... Do you know if someone (kodak,...) manufacture such BW targets ? Thanks again
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by CDTobie@aol.com
... You should buy a film camera because you like shooting film, or a digital camera because you prefer the immediacy of digital. The idea that you ll get more
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by Adam Maas
The cost savings are not really there for 35mm (the price difference between a 5D and the closest film body, the Elan 7N is a whole lot of film, probably on
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by Adam Maas
PanF and similar can outperform affordable Digital. But if you shoot high-ISO digital will provide cleaner images (especially at 3200). Note that the Scan Dual
THE FREE SCANNER IS GONE - PLEASE NO MORE EMAILS
2006-03-23 by Clayton Jones
Re: Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by john dean
Our world is changing. I think when you consider film cost, the time and headache of cleaning up a file, the whole ease of workflow, you would be smart to go
Scanning 35mm vs digital camera
2006-03-23 by Art
I am getting ready to purchase a Minolta Konica scanner over purchasing a new digital camera because everything I have read about scanning a 35mm black and
[Digital BW] Re: More Epson 220 Questions
2006-03-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Howard, ... I did a comparison test with a 1280 owner a couple of years ago. We both printed the same image using Eboni BO. The 2200 theoretically can
paper setting
2006-03-23 by James Irelan
I can t get the Epson driver to see my 7600 as being set for sheets. It s set on the front of the printer, and nothing is checked in the Roll option menu, but
RE: [Digital BW] Converting RGB density readings into BW density readings
2006-03-23 by Robert Whitehouse
You could always just calibrate it by using it on a BW target with known density? _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 9500
2006-03-23 by Mark Savoia
Will they actually take a 9500? It says printers have to be boxed and ready for FEDEX pickup. Mark
Re: What is GCR?
2006-03-23 by Olivier
... Good question. Grey Component Replacement was for me the use ok K in the grey parts of a color image as opposed to Under Color Removal that substracts the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 9500
2006-03-23 by Bob Frost
John, ... Epson USA will recycle it for you! http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/Recycle/RecycleProgram.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes Bob Frost. ... From: john dean
What is GCR?
2006-03-23 by joshhackney
Please pardon my ignorance. What is GCR? Thanks. Josh
Re: media setting for somerset enhanced textured on Epson 2400 with K3?
2006-03-23 by Anders Blomqvist
... http://www.legionpaper.com/index.asp?OID=18&PageType=Page recommends Velvet Fine Art. Anders Blomqvist
Re: Converting RGB density readings into BW density readings
2006-03-23 by dlruckus
Hi Joe. You could just use the Green density readings as a relative measure of B&W K by using a Density to Lab_L* formula as given here by S Kale recently.
[Digital BW] Re: More Epson 220 Questions
2006-03-23 by how786
I think you can get them brand new, Paul, for $342. Then Epson gives $100 rebate. (free shipping)
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 9500
2006-03-23 by Andrew Rodger
Greg, We might be at crossed purposes here but the card ID I gave you is for Ethernet. I am driving my 7500 from OSX so can t say anything useful about Windows
[Digital BW] Re: 9500
2006-03-23 by Greg
... Nope, but I might have to get one and try it. I might also have to turn the firewire networking back on, which will of course prohibit me from getting the
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Somewhat embarrassing 220/2400 BO confession
2006-03-23 by sburger104@aol.com
Substantial advantage? What type of testing and what were the results? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
[Digital BW] Re: 9500
2006-03-23 by john dean
I think you are right Ernst and I always appreciate all your experience too . I will most likely pass on this machine and go for a used 9600 in the future for
Re: [Digital BW] Re: 9500
2006-03-23 by Ernst Dinkla
... I could also be a clogged needle, the one that punctures the cart seal. Happened before. Or if there s just a warning that one line isn t working the cart