Re: [Digital BW] Re: Problems with thr Epson R800
2006-03-14 by piero chessa
Alan, I did everything you mention. It appears like all started when I replaced the magenta cartridge (mind it was not the first replacement but maybe the fith
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RE: [Digital BW] Paul's Recommended BW Workspace
2006-03-14 by Paul Roark
... I just removed the profiles from those files. So, most are now untagged. There is one that is marked with typical Gray Gamma 2.2 Lab L readings for EEM
RE: [Digital BW] Re: New PC recommendations
2006-03-14 by Ken Carney
Thx, definitely a logical place to look :). I love photography but have always had trouble working up my interest in gear, until those 1gb+ files came along.
Re: [Digital BW] Paul's Recommended BW Workspace
2006-03-13 by Steve Kale
The target should not have had an embedded profile - which target are you using? You were right to print it without colour management. Using the ICC profile
Paul's Recommended BW Workspace
2006-03-13 by Peter De Smidt
So with all of the good info presented by Paul and others, I made my first grayscale ICC today. I printed Paul s 21 step stepwedge (with 2.20 max density, as
New glossy papers for 1280 / UT2 ?
2006-03-13 by Pieris Berreitter
Hi all, I ve been printing on mostly matte papers but it s time to place an order and the images in the queue are better suited for glossy. Last time I tried
Re: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Helen Bach
Ernst, The tests you give the link to are subtly different from the ones I did because they involve sending a file to the printer at only one ppi value (720
RE: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Paul D. DeRocco
... 720 pixels per inch. The dot pitch and the pixel pitch are two different things. However, even at 5760x1440, which is 8x2 dots per pixel, there s still a
File Resolution
2006-03-13 by john794552
Following this thread, I looked up the resolution of of the R2400 on the Epson site. It quoted Up to 5760 x 1440 optimised dpi on suitable media using RPM
Re: OT: Re: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Phil Morse
Re: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... The difference in quality has been more significant in the past. CS/2 got better tools meanwhile. But Qimage improved too. ... A valid point. Qimage isn t
Re: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Peter De Smidt
Thanks everyone for your reponses! Let s see if I understand this correctly. Qimage supposely does a better job of up and down resizing than Photoshop, and
OT: Re: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Sam McCandless
... Not that I object to your asking on this list, Christy, and you ve gotten some good advice, but you might want to ask also on the the MacEpsonList, which
RE: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by John Moody
Jim, Thanks for taking the time to post all the component info. I won’t get into a debate about it, but after 2 years of troubleshooting firewire drive
RE: [Digital BW] state of the art archival b/w digital out put
2006-03-13 by Eric Neilsen Photography
Tyler, Yes, this group does seem quite proud and for the most part, that is a good thing. I just quickly scanned the first ten responses and while some were on
Re: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Stephen Petegorsky
Bert - the newer LaCie 500 GB d2 has two firewire ports and can be daisy-chained. It s under $500 at most outlets. I have no connection to LaCie, btw, I just
Problems with loading curves still not solved
2006-03-13 by lovelipp
I made a set of sample prints of the same image a couple of years ago, loading Paul s curves for tones cool to sepia. The prints are identical in all
Re: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by jim kitchen
Dear Christy, I recently explored that route, and my decision resulted in the following: Controller: Tempo-X eSATA 8
Re: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Bert Katzung
Hi Christy: If you lower your size requirement to 400 GB, you ll find a more larger selection and better GB/$ ratios. And go for one that has 2 Firewire ports
Re: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Greg
At work we use many firewire drive enclosures based on the newest Oxford 911 chip. These are far more reliable than the Avid Quiet Drive enclosures that use
Inkpress paper?
2006-03-13 by sagaface
Anyone printing with these papers? I just printed BO on some Picture Rag 300, cool tone, and it looks wonderful. It s double sided, very smooth and the price
Re: Problems with thr Epson R800
2006-03-13 by alanrew42
... wrote: ... Just trying to eliminate some variables... Has the viewing light changed? e.g. from tungsten to fluorescent? Do the prints
RE: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Stephen Billard
Or drives from http://www.ximeta.com/. These are individual drives, but you can gang them together if you want raid. This way you can start small and build
RE: [Digital BW] Problems with thr Epson R800
2006-03-13 by Paul Roark
... That sounds like a fairly typical experience for trying to use color pigments to generate B&W prints. I d guess most of us tried to do so at some point
Re: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Steve and Ann Taylor
You might want to consider an NAS system like the Buffalo Technology TerraStation. See http://www.buffalotech.com/products/product-detail.php?productid=97 I
Re: [Digital BW] Re: External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Adam Maas
... I ve found the LaCie drives to be rock solid. I ve currently got an 80GB F.A. Porsche USB drive, which has been running 24x7 for 2 years, and a 8x external
Re: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Stephen Petegorsky
Christy - I use a number of LaCie d2 Extreme drives, the latest being the 500 GB. They have all been very reliable and very quiet. I wouldn t hesitate to buy
RE: [Digital BW] External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Rob
You might also want to look at the Maxtor external drives. There s a new 500GB drive with firewire 800. I ve heard a bunch of horror stories (on the d1scussion
Re: External hard drives
2006-03-13 by John Vitollo
... I d avoid the LaCie drives because of relablity problems... G-Tech seems overpriced... I m a fan of Seagate drives and buy.com has on sale on Seagate 400G
External hard drives
2006-03-13 by Christy Stebbins
Dear friends, I m out of disk space. My research on the web for a reliable, affordable and quiet 500 GB external hard drive for my Mac G4 dual processor has
Re: Displaying large K3 prints -- same issues as with large silver halide prints
2006-03-13 by joaskild
Mitch, Are you sure it will be too big work to spry them with primere art or somethig the like? With a car auto sprayer wich should not be too expencive. I
Re: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... This page describes some test methods that may be more suitable for photographic images: http://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage/quality/ Ernst -- Ernst Dinkla
Re: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Helen Bach
I printed a checkerboard of one pixel squares and sets of lines one pixel wide at 1440, 720, 360, 300 and 288 ppi using the Epson driver and OPM on two
Re: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Andrew Rodger
This subject seems to come round constantly but each time I think I am getting a grasp of the concepts for scanning and printing, someone says something new
Re: Displaying large K3 prints -- same issues as with large silver halide prints
2006-03-13 by Mitch Alland
... No, the issue isn t bronzing using the K3 inks, particularly with ImagePrint. As I stated in my posting, I use papers that require Photo Black ink because
Re: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Bob Frost
Bert, Roger Clark and others could tell the difference between 300 and 600ppi in blind tests:- http://www.clarkvision.com/imagedetail/printer-ppi/index.html
Re: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... Peter, This has been discussed before on several lists. Bruce could be right in some cases, more in the past than now. It is a pity that he didn t explain
Problems with thr Epson R800
2006-03-13 by piero chessa
Dear all, I have been using the Epson R800 for a good two years now and I have been pretty happy with its black and white results. There were sometimes some
Re: [Digital BW] Re: New PC recommendations
2006-03-13 by Steve Kale
Err the Adobe Photoshop forum would be a better place to start - you can even focus your questions in on other Windoze users.
Re: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Bert Katzung
I have no experience with the larger printers, but I have looked at my 2200 output with images from 240 to 720 DPI and I see no difference. I haven t used a
RE: [Digital BW] File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Paul Roark
I don t think sending 720 to a desktop Epson will ever degrade the image. I ve experimented with files that had resolutions above that and noticed that some
RE: [Digital BW] Re: New PC recommendations [signed]
2006-03-13 by Paul D. DeRocco
... I think it s on topic, too, as long as the question is about the appropriateness of a machine to the job of photo editing. A machine used for photo editing
Re: New PC recommendations
2006-03-13 by S. Colson
Folks, I work as a small business computing consultant and have a degree in Professional Photography. The company I work for is a Dell dealer, a Microsoft
File Resolution
2006-03-13 by Peter De Smidt
I ve finally gotten around to scanning some of my 4x5 negatives, and I wonder what ppi I should send to the printer. Given the large size of my files, I could
RE: [Digital BW] Re: New PC recommendations [signed]
2006-03-13 by Roger L Sopher [c]
_____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Ken Carney Sent: Sunday, March 12,
RE: [Digital BW] Re: New PC recommendations
2006-03-13 by Ken Carney
... That sounds right, but: Where would be a good forum dealing with a PC optimized for Photoshop (something that photographers who are non-geeks could
Re: [Digital BW] Re: New PC recommendations
2006-03-12 by Adam Maas
... XP s reasonably stable, but not as stable as OS X. And while Intel Macs should be able to boot Windows when Vista launches (As Vista is the first version
Re: which PC to get
2006-03-12 by salongo lee
... Message: 1 Date: Sat, 11 Mar 2006 21:44:17 -0000 From: garyphoto6 Subject: New PC recommendations Hello, I am planning on buying
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3801
2006-03-12 by salongo lee
Hello, Yes, I m going to say it Get A Mac. Either a dual processor G5 or the new G5 s with the dual core Intel processor and load it up with ram. Forget
PC recommend IS OFF TOPIC
2006-03-12 by djon43
Steve s right. I shouldn t have posted...this is classically OFF TOPIC.