epson 1290 microbanding
2006-01-19 by Finn Krogvig
Yesterday I noticed that I have got some fine detail banding in the prints. It s like subtle white lines most visible in middle grey areas like skintones. It s
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2006-01-19 by Finn Krogvig
Yesterday I noticed that I have got some fine detail banding in the prints. It s like subtle white lines most visible in middle grey areas like skintones. It s
2006-01-19 by Mark Savoia
I missed the earlier part of this thread, but why would anyone spend that much time to make a scan? Mark
2006-01-19 by Ernst Dinkla
... Flatbed scanners have normally just selected white float glass in their scan bed. Selected means that it is checked on air bells in the glass and tin spots
2006-01-19 by l33ry
(via Dealnews) Through Jan 21 Bestbuy.com has the R220 for $95 and a $50 mail-in rebate form (or fill it out online, according to the form). You should
2006-01-19 by briantimothyfurner
I was curious whether anyone does BO printing with the Stylus R2400. I see numerous posts about BO printing with the 2200, but none with the 2400. Are there
2006-01-19 by jim kitchen
Dear Bob, Are you scanning through a Firewire connection, or USB 2.0 for those times? I use the 4990 also, and the time through a Firewire connection, is
2006-01-19 by bobbysandstrom
Bob, are you using Silver fast? If so, make sure you have the proper version. Again, 16x option appears on the versions that come with the scanners but doesn t
2006-01-19 by bobbysandstrom
Ken: I m not getting newton rings. I would venture to guess because my film has been tempered and is taught and flat when I actually scan. The original 8x pass
2006-01-19 by Greg
... Somewhere I have a price for the 8x10 version, it was pretty reasonable.
2006-01-19 by Ken Carney
What are you using to avoid newton rings? Ken
2006-01-19 by tflyfish2002
Helen, Thank you and others for your replies. I need to print both B/W as well as color on my 2200. For B/W I anticipate using matte papers only, for color
2006-01-19 by Bob Thompson
Thanks for your reply. I use Vuescan which does multiple samples and also has a long exposure pass. I am going to test the various samples and the long
2006-01-18 by bobbysandstrom
I meant to say flat bed scanners are NOT as good as dedicated film scanners.
2006-01-18 by bobbysandstrom
R.A. I would suggest getting a copy of Photoshop if you plan on doing this on a regular basis. You ll be able to do curve adjustments to control your contrast.
2006-01-18 by john dean
Thanks Greg, I am going to try this with my Scitek. john
2006-01-18 by bobbysandstrom
R.A. I would suggest getting a copy of Photoshop if you plan on doing this on a regular basis. You ll be able to do curve adjustments to control your contrast.
2006-01-18 by Greg
... check http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WETMOUNTING/
2006-01-18 by Tyler Boley
Yup, but just dumped 11, once the quad issues are solved 10 will go away as well. At this rate it ll be weeks. T
2006-01-18 by john dean
You re using optical glass to wet mount with?
2006-01-18 by Ernst Dinkla
... Wetmounting to an extra sheet of float glass and having that sheet of glass on top and the film clinging underneath it at the right focus distance from the
2006-01-18 by paisleyvision
I am a relative newbie to b&w printing. My problem/challenge is a follows. I have many old streetcar b&w negatives (116s and 3x5s) from the 20s onwards. I d
2006-01-18 by bobbysandstrom
Bob: I tested by doing the following.... 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x passes. I then looked at the scans in photoshop at 100% and larger. You can see that each scan got
2006-01-18 by bobbysandstrom
Hi: I can tell you that I ve been using the 4990 with SilverFast Studio. I scan 8x10 B&W film using the 16 pass mode at 48bit 1800dpi. I run about 8 passes
2006-01-18 by Peter Palmieri
Wren--I have been useing The Imaging Factory as it gives me greater control from applying the whole range of filters to paper grade simulation and is very easy
2006-01-18 by garethjolly
Firstly, a belated thank you to everyone on the list who helped me out with advice. After some fairly extensive trialling, I decided to go with Idimager rather
2006-01-18 by Mark Savoia
So you can have different versions (10,11,12) on the same computer with no issues, just in case it doesn t work out? Mark
2006-01-18 by Paulo Baptista
Hi Jonathan, you may want to take a look at this yahoo! group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WETMOUNTING/ As the name says, talks there are mostly about
2006-01-18 by pahtspix
Hello group.. I understand it may be pre-mature, but if any of you have been doing beta testing on CRANE SILVER RAG with an EPSON 1280 /MIS UT- 2 /QTR ala
2006-01-18 by scott_now_coming
I just received a 17 roll of Silver Rag to beta test. Anyone care to share there setting they re using for the 4800? I m curious to see if I get any band with
2006-01-18 by helen_bach2003
Barry, Do you want to stick to matte papers, or might you be interested in glossy and semi-gloss as well? Are you only printing B&W with your 2200? If you are
2006-01-18 by helen_bach2003
John, I ve just got round to measuring the tests that compare simultaneous coating using IJC/OPM and coating in a second pass, using the Epson driver, about
2006-01-18 by Chris Hargens
I ve been experimenting with Glamour II coating with some success on various matte papers . About 30% water to 70% coating seems to work best -- too little
2006-01-18 by pinphoto6
Does anyone have any helpful input as to which machine is better for scanning negs? Most of what I need to scan are long (up to 10in) 120 negs that have image
2006-01-18 by CDTobie@aol.com
... You are apparently distinguishing our old software with a third party spectro, from the same stuff with the bundled CM2C device. One beta tester used our
2006-01-18 by bobbysandstrom
Also, I d like to clarify that my experience was viewing under tungsten lighting with no stray reflections.
2006-01-18 by Clayton Jones
Hello Wren, ... There is a short FAQ page and several articles about getting started at the link below. The FAQ is #7. ... In the FAQ page there is a
2006-01-18 by Clayton Jones
Hello Jeremy, ... (total 24 carts) Thanks for the good report. So if you have used 24 carts to make 298 letter size prints, then you re getting apprx 12.4
2006-01-18 by Sam McCandless
It s easy for me to make the call, Guy, partly because I ve been on at least one digital-print list with David Tobie for years now, going back at least to
2006-01-18 by Bob Thompson
I am pleased to hear your impressions of the silver rag and am anxiously awaiting its release. I do have a couple of questions about your scans. What software
2006-01-18 by elwood@wsnconsult.com
Honestly Clayton I don t have a clue as to reason. I think the dot size plus the different nozzle pressure to achieve the higher print speed may be the
2006-01-18 by Clayton Jones
Hello Woody, ... feel) that I use ink carts far more frequently than with the 2200. That s interesting. All my 2200 printing was BO so I can t compare it, but
2006-01-18 by Christopher Lovi
Hello folks, I purchased the R2400 in Dec 05 and set up a print log for this purpose. I haven t determined the total sq/in cost but I have just replaced my
2006-01-18 by Christopher Lovi
Hello folks, I purchased the R2400 in Dec 05 and set up a print log for this purpose. I haven t determined the total sq/in cost but I have just replaced my
2006-01-18 by John Moody
Print 1% patches from 80 to 90% to refine your Dmax ink limit. Also print patches using the Epson driver for comparison. As Steve indicated, Dmax takes at
2006-01-18 by Jeremy Turner
Hi Scott I ve been trying to keep a pretty accurate and thorough record of my printing (in an Excel spreadsheet). I ve printed the equivalent of 298 A4 sheets,
2006-01-18 by Steve Kale
I limit K at 45% and boost 50% (2880dpi). Let them dry overnight - not just 2 hours. Happy to send you a patch but try that first. You may be laying down
2006-01-18 by Steve Kale
And thanks to Crane s technology suppliers...
2006-01-18 by Ernst Dinkla
... David, The quality now falling somewhere between ProfilerPro+Spectrometer and SpectroPro ? What wonders me a bit is the name of the PrintFix Pro. The nice
2006-01-18 by Walt Mucha
... I m not a color geek and frankly could care less how or why devices work. I do care that a product does as advertised and I do care about
2006-01-18 by Wren McMains
Does the group have a FAQ to help out those just starting out trying to print B&W from color digital. First question is converting with Photoshop ... I found a