[Digital BW] Re: Lux and Fading
2006-01-31 by john dean
It turns out the selenium toning most of us were ... non-buffered paper ... mantra. ... That is absolutely true and blue chip galleries still fail to admit
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2006-01-31 by john dean
It turns out the selenium toning most of us were ... non-buffered paper ... mantra. ... That is absolutely true and blue chip galleries still fail to admit
2006-01-31 by Frank Kolwicz
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 03:47:14 -0000 From: tflyfish2002 Try this one, it has some tech tests areas and some landscape areas:
2006-01-31 by Clarence Walker
In considering a forthcoming photo opportunity I would like to create some close up, still life type images wherein the blossom itself is so displayed in all
2006-01-31 by wgh2005
I do have another question today, after all. In an attempt to see how well my particular setup manages B&W printing, I ve downloaded Normal Koren s test
2006-01-31 by john dean
... out to ... I belive that is wrong. Wil wasn t working closely with Epson at that time. Those were the days when he was testing everything, Lyson, Media
2006-01-31 by sonrisenc
... print heads (HP) ... inks they use for proper ... Thanks, John. I think this is what Bob Headrick was getting at as well. I expect the HP heads to tolerate
2006-01-31 by Paul Roark
... One problem with direct sun is that it might not be representative of indoor display. Even window glass filters out the worst (shortest wavelength) UV,
2006-01-31 by sinar001
You should all be aware that Piezzo print heads (Epson) and Thermal print heads (HP) require different viscosity/surface tension requirements from the inks
2006-01-31 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... I also hate that you are always defending Wilhelm ;-) ... And we might add, Wilhelm missed this completely. Those inks went out to the marketplace with his
2006-01-31 by sonrisenc
... wrote: ... the ... Sorry, I should have been clearer. I meant there are no sources for empty cartridges. They do have Vivera-compatible
2006-01-31 by wgh2005
I m an amateur, a hobbyist. I have a long background of amateur photo processing/printing using wet chemicals. Although I ve done a little digital ink-jet BW
2006-01-31 by donbga
Scott, ... So that meter reads directly in LUX? Don Bryant
2006-01-31 by Steve Kale
Air borne pollutants.
2006-01-31 by john dean
I hate to be the one who is always defending Wilhelm. But there is a lot of evidence that he is the first one to bump into this big difference in the Epson
2006-01-31 by scott_now_coming
The great thing about Livick s and Bill Waterson s (who actually conducted the test in California) testing is they had the prints set up on boards that could
2006-01-31 by FaeryOphelia
Hi everyone, I m so impressed by the massive amount of knowledge that seems to be present in this group that I m worried I might be about to lower the tone!
2006-01-31 by John Malcolm
I am impressed with the breadth of interest here in light values, cumulative lux and effects on fading. Back in the old silver days there was that little bit
2006-01-31 by elsieforman
This is quite an important point, at least for me, as I do not wish to get caught at with no capacity to reset an MIS Epson 2400 cartridge chip, and thus have
2006-01-31 by Steve Kale
I get ya . I was simply defending the broader point Shilesh was making and getting bashed for. Have fun. (And thanks for all the effort you put in.)
2006-01-31 by Steve Kale
Richard Remember this: ASSIGN keeps the numbers and changes the colour CONVERT changes the numbers and keeps the colour Another way of thinking about it is the
2006-01-31 by Steve Kale
... Nope. With a density reading or better yet a full LAB reading one can bring up a patch in Photoshop on a well calibrated monitor and compare it with
2006-01-31 by Greg
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... days ... Sorry but didn t save any links. I think the keywords were light meter foot
2006-01-31 by Clayton Jones
Martin, ... Ah, I have a Pro-1 also. Great camera, and quite amazing given a sensor the size of a fingernail. Wouldn t be much without the good lens. ...
2006-01-31 by Nick H. Nugent
... I m afraid you won t be able to achieve this with your Deskjet 9800 as I do not know of a RIP which supports it. ... I use QuadtoneRIP on my R1800 for b/w
2006-01-31 by scott_now_coming
Greg, If you have a link, please post it, or e-mail it to me. If I was going to do any serious testing, I d have to have a way of doing a cummulative reading,
2006-01-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Steve, ... Just got back awhile ago (had to go to a funeral- a sad one, a 25 year old kid killed in a motorcycle wreck) and reread this and realize it
2006-01-31 by Paul Roark
Chad, ... I ll probably have them on the same download page as the curves. The UT2 Readme will link to it. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-01-31 by mxgo95747
... OK, I understand that was just a quick method of converting to color. I read article 7, that is pretty much what I have been using. However,I dont do much
2006-01-31 by Bob Michaels
Lea, I can confirm Steve s diagnosis and conclusion. It happened to one of my 1280 s. However mine was within the one year warranty period. It was like pulling
2006-01-31 by Greg
... DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, scott_now_coming ... I saw three or four with a search today. Except for the fact that all of them looked
2006-01-31 by tflyfish2002
Andy, Thanks for the link. Yes I downloaded the file and it s a very usuful image. I have already used it to make a couple of test prints with QTR. I was
2006-01-31 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hello Lea, Unfortunately I have no good news-that problem is caused by the head controler board or the head itself going bad, and the repair bill is too high
2006-01-31 by Clayton Jones
Hello Martin, ... Thanks for the good feedback. ... You must be referring to the quickie version in the 2400 article. That s a method that produces generally
2006-01-31 by scott_now_coming
This is probably a good one: http://www.stanleysupplyservices.com/product-group.aspx?id=2711 You can purchase additional software to run that meter on Windows.
2006-01-31 by scott_now_coming
I ve been using my Sekonic L-508 in the incident mode to take ballpark LUX readings of light in my home. I m now sitting in my livingroom under medium level
2006-01-30 by mitcha@mac.com
Chip: Interesting post. ... In my view, the matte papers are good for pictures that don t have deep blacks and rely mainly on mid-tones; but for pictures that
2006-01-30 by mxgo95747
... As a retired engineer, I share your pursuit without the burden of numbers. I have bought some your recommended papers and samples for my Epson 2400 and
2006-01-30 by Clayton Jones
Hello Steve, ... My terms are not unquantified. They are clearly explained: The test prints can be distinctly sorted by paper color into seven shades of
2006-01-30 by Jim Goshorn
... You would use assign in a situation where you might have a scan let s say that you know is in the Adobe1998 color space but when the file comes into
2006-01-30 by Richard Smallfield
Hello, I m not quite clear about whether I should be using Assign profile or Convert to profile when using Grey Lab.icc - can someone please explain when to
2006-01-30 by Steve Kale
Yeah you re right...
2006-01-30 by sonrisenc
Hi Nick. Thanks for the reply. I ve got my eye on a DesignJet, but the budget can t yet afford it. It s tempting to just go out and buy an Epson for the
2006-01-30 by Greg
I ve only used the demo for Studio Print, but it seems like it was super easy to make a configuration with one (or more) channels turned on. Seems like the
2006-01-30 by Bob Frost
Steve, You ve simplified that far too much, I think. Have a look at http://www.wilhelm-research.com/pdf/is_t/WIR_ISTpaper_2002_02_HW.pdf and you will see that
2006-01-30 by john forney
I have an image taken with tri-x that I think might look better untoned. Steve Kale wrote: Given what you have why would you
2006-01-30 by alicelydia27
location: Seattle I have an 1160 with piezo carbon inks that I am ready to let go of...anyone interested, let me know.
2006-01-30 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bob, ... I understand what you re saying, but given the context of the discussion I think it s splitting hairs, or getting too semantic (or something).
2006-01-30 by Steve Kale
... I said nothing with regard to your specific article. I merely said that your tests (of which there have been many) would be that much more useful if
2006-01-30 by Steve Kale
Well I actually meant it very seriously in the sense that he does such a large amount of testing which would be even more useful if accompanied by quantitative
2006-01-30 by donbga
Scott, ... So which meter do you use or reccomend? Don Bryant