Re: [Digital BW] page computers?
2006-02-14 by Yoelis Diaz
Hi. Last week I order epson R2400 from page computer was $ 675.35 and I don t received yet. But I check the status and now is invoice. when I received I go to
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2006-02-14 by Yoelis Diaz
Hi. Last week I order epson R2400 from page computer was $ 675.35 and I don t received yet. But I check the status and now is invoice. when I received I go to
2006-02-14 by Clarence Walker
During the past week I have had the great pleasure of processing around 300 images using the incredibly user friendly B&W Conversion software of the Imaging
2006-02-14 by matt@matthaber.com
There was a little discussion a few weeeks ago about Page Computers as a possible source for a 2400, and I seem to remember that at least one list member had
2006-02-14 by dlruckus
When I bought the 1200, the buzz was all about the DX3 technology and 3 drop sizes with the 1200 quoted as 6 picoliter. This was in comparision to the 1270
2006-02-14 by Paul Roark
Speaking of dot size for the older machines, I ve never found an official rating for the 7500 and its siblings. Inkjetart.com has a couple of statements
2006-02-14 by Kip Babington
Lou - I ve been a constant user of ConverttoBWPro for several years, but am always interested in alternatives. I d appreciate receiving a copy of that chart
2006-02-14 by Eric Kunsman
Eric Yes, most large sizes will have long grain direction. The problem is exactly as you mention, once you go to smaller sheets manufacturers are cutting in
2006-02-14 by john dean
With K6 on the 10K, like Ernst suggests, the dot size would be very nice and outperform the 7000 that I m using now, which is itself extremely smooth. The
2006-02-14 by scott_now_coming
I ve heard the grain direction issue mentioned before. I ll probably be using a square for mat, so I ll be able trim the paper and use it in the direction I
2006-02-14 by au_80_18
... Me to! thanks
2006-02-14 by Ernst Dinkla
... There s no urge for me to switch the 10000CF to quad inks yet. I would have to purchase a fast color printer first as a replacement. There was a 10000CF on
2006-02-14 by Eric Neilsen Photography
Eric, The Sommerset Book paper I mentioned comes in rather large sheets, 26x40. When platinum printing I noticed most full size sheets had the grain all
2006-02-14 by Roy Harrington
Sounds like a possibility. I ll look into some trials. I imagine for K6 inks you d just get the pint bottles and some empty carts. Roy
2006-02-14 by Eric Kunsman
One thing that is being overlooked with the discussion so far is the idea of grain direction. This is the basis for any correctly bound book, the grain should
2006-02-14 by scott_now_coming
Thanks Carl, I ll order both when I m ready and I ll yet everyone know which I prefer. Scott -- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Carl Schofield
2006-02-14 by scott_now_coming
Thanks Greg. BTW, I forgot to mention, when I do go the route of casebound books on matte paper, I plan on spraying a coat or two of LASCAUX S Fixativ to help
2006-02-14 by scott_now_coming
Tom, I do have 4.4, the latest version. I ll have to give it a try again, I guess. Thanks, Scott ... better control over the raw files than in CS2. I don t
2006-02-14 by Tom Baker
Scott - I ve never used Capture 4.3. But, I love 4.4. I have much better control over the raw files than in CS2. I don t note any slowness in it. I m now
2006-02-14 by scott_now_coming
Marco, What you stated is what Reichmanm basically is saying. That s why I posted the question. I wanted others to confirm what Michael was saying. Personally,
2006-02-14 by scott_now_coming
Tom, As a matter of fact, I do shoot with Nikon and I do have Capture 4.3, or whatever. The Nikon software is REALLY slow with some of its features. Ever since
2006-02-14 by Marco Alpert
I ve been playing with it for the last few weeks and it s exactly the Grayscale Mixer that has me jazzed. I think I ve tried almost every grayscale conversion
2006-02-14 by Douglas meeuwsen
I thought of that when I was using it....with power retouche, I leave the settings the way I like them almost all of time (tri-X, red filter 80%, Multigrade
2006-02-14 by Tom Baker
Scott - If you happen to be shooting with Nikon, Nikon Capture 4 will do that for you. Tom Baker scott_now_coming wrote: Doug,
2006-02-14 by scott_now_coming
Doug, Thanks for the reply. I m not able to try Lightroom yet, as I use PC and Adobe hasn t released a PC version of Lightroom yet. What intrigues me is the
2006-02-14 by Douglas meeuwsen
I tried it a bit, but found that power retouche studio BW was better. On my powerbook, lightroom was too slow to use...it will probably be faster when it is
2006-02-14 by scott_now_coming
Has anyone tried using the beta version of Adobe Lightroom for monochrome conversion? Lightroom (so far) is only availible for the Mac, but I understand that
2006-02-13 by Ernst Dinkla
... Get the trial version of Qimage and it will be shown above the preview window for the different paper settings, print resolutions. www.ddisoftware.com
2006-02-13 by John Moody
Oh yeah, that was the question. :-) How about the 30 Storage Cabinet from Bush. www.bushfurniture.com. Available from Staples, etc. Best regards, John Moody
2006-02-13 by Barbara White
Does anyone on this list happen to know the recommended resolutions for sending a print to the Canon W8400D printer? Such as, with an Epson printer, either
2006-02-13 by john dean
Are you guys going to try 6 channel monochrome output with the 10K CF? Roy if you adapt QTR for it do you think Cone offer K6 carts for it? Now that would be
2006-02-13 by James Irelan
... This has been my understanding, and looks like it might actually work to an extent, although it seems more likely that the stand came first and the fact
2006-02-13 by how786
Thanks for the comments guys. Any ideas where to buy a heavy duty wood stand? Thanks Howard ... printer to shake when it prints. ... the printer ... probably
2006-02-13 by Ernst Dinkla
Roy, Got some bouncing problems with Yahoo so this is without your reply. AFAIK the 9500 has a droplet size of 11 picoliter, the 10000CF smallest droplet is 5
2006-02-13 by Tom Baker
Probably correct since the stands that Epson sells don t allow the printer to shake when it prints. Tom Baker John Moody wrote: Yes, but
2006-02-13 by John Moody
Yes, but the acceleration of the head may actually be lower with the printer and stand moving. Hmmmm……. Having the printer on a flat stable base would
2006-02-13 by CDTobie@aol.com
... Actually, it was the first variable dot Epson inkjet, but it was varible PER PRINT, so that an entire image had one dot size... so all photo quality images
2006-02-13 by Tom Baker
Some might say the movement is a good thing. Helps keep the inks in suspension. Tom Baker how786 wrote: I just bought a new printer stand
2006-02-13 by John Moody
Could you reasonably turn the printer 90 degrees? If so, try that to see if it’s better. John ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2006-02-13 by Tyler Boley
Mark, thanks for your concern about my mental health, people keep telling me it s in question Claude, very quickly... The Cone driver made dots unintrusive
2006-02-13 by how786
I just bought a new printer stand online. It is a Safco product. I liked it because it has 4 shelves for storing papers under the top printer shelf. My problem
2006-02-13 by Roy Harrington
... Hi Ernst, I ve been meaning to get back to you. From the 10000 manuals it is supposed to be upwardly compatible to with the 9500 driver. But dot control
2006-02-13 by Frank Vincent
This is interesting. Read the book Art and Fear, by Bales and Orland. It is a good commentary on the process of developing one s art. It s on Amazon for
2006-02-13 by Eric Neilsen Photography
Arlene, The paper that I was going to get back to the group about is Somerset Book, 115g. I don t think that I d use it for double sided printing. The whole
2006-02-13 by Helen Adams
Hi Michael, I guess my inclination is to want to experiment and to be able to produce top class B&W prints from my printer. I really enjoy trying different
2006-02-13 by Helen Adams
Hi Bailey, Nice to hear from you. I am quite happy to continue putting my work into club competitions because I agree with you, that whether the comments are
2006-02-13 by danny
My local photostore had one on the shelf...... danny ... From: Eirik Berger To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006
2006-02-13 by Bailey Donnally
The best way to avoid (often ignorant) comments is never to show your pictures to anyone - a big mistake. If you show your work and get comments, you will
2006-02-13 by Carl Schofield
I think the 110 would be too thin. I ve used the 210 which is quite pliable and not stiff like EEM.
2006-02-13 by arlenelove3@aol.com
Scott, Eric: The Premier Premium Matte sounds good and the price is right, but who makes it - what are the specs? Is it archival enough for books? Is the 110
2006-02-13 by Mark Savoia
That s a break FROM. I hate spell checkers. Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]