Re: [Digital BW] Re: Buffered or Unbuffered Matt Board
2006-01-10 by Peter De Smidt
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Re: [Digital BW] lightroom
2006-01-10 by Dennis Dowling
lightroom articles http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/software/lightroom1.shtml http://www.dimagemaker.com/article.php?articleID=399
Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-10 by esharamaki
Check out the premium kit here at red rock paper http://www.redrivercatalog.com/acc/bookbinding.htm# The flex hinges are available by themselves. They seem
[Digital BW] Re: MIS B&W gone Purplish
2006-01-10 by Steve Kayner
Update: MIS Assoc. sent an email informing me that: We are temporarily out of stock one or more of the items you ordered. I called them and was told the
[Digital BW] Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-10 by Greg
I m sending some sheets of paper off to a couple of dealers to see if they can source it. It s a semigloss paper that looks very much like a typical offset
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-10 by Terry Ritz
I forgot to mention that the Innova paper comes in both long or short grain. You can get more info at http://www.shadesofpaper.com/innova.htm or by dropping
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-10 by Terry Ritz
I just finished printing a collection of images using Innova s Opus Fine Art Presentation album. If I m not mistaken, this is their BookArt paper, and the
Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-10 by dahaal
... I think for a traditional book binding (sewn signatures or some kind of adhesive binding) using a paper with vertical grain would be important. The pages
[Digital BW] Re: Buffered or Unbuffered Matt Board
2006-01-10 by scott_now_coming
Heico Perma Wash is the way to go. Assuming they still make it. It s been a few years since I last bought a quart. Scott ... followed ... toning
Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-10 by dahaal
... Is it safe to assume Premier and PremierArt are the same company?
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Buffered or Unbuffered Matt Board
2006-01-10 by Peter De Smidt
... Be careful about using this book. I used to use hypo eliminator and selenium toning as recommended with fiber based silver gelatin prints, but I ve found
[Digital BW] Re: Buffered or Unbuffered Matt Board
2006-01-10 by scott_now_coming
at least it can according to Ryuji Suzuki Who? Doesn t he play for the Seattle Mariners? Scott ... Care ... discussion ... data ... and ... prints, ... can
[Digital BW] Re: Buffered or Unbuffered Matt Board
2006-01-10 by helen_bach2003
I thought that Wilhelm mentioned Kodak Hypo Clearing Agent in his book, not hypo eliminator. They are two different things. Hypo eliminator is not recommended
RE: [Digital BW] Mounting without glass?
2006-01-10 by Paul Roark
... Yes, though actually acrylic. I find matte paper behind glass or acrylic is still what I mostly do for large print display. ... Semi-civilized -- they
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Mounting without glass?
2006-01-10 by Paul Roark
... I recently saw some very impressive work mounted on aluminum with glass apparently bonded to the front. These were actually wet process, very large color
Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-10 by scott_now_coming
How about Premier Premium Matte? 110 gram weight and 5.5 mil thickness. And, coated BOTH sides, and inexpensive ro boot.
Re: Buffered or Unbuffered Matt Board
2006-01-10 by Greg
... Have you checked the PDF version that you can download? I thought that had been updated.
Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-10 by Greg
... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/message/685 28 ... One thing in one of those links it showed which way the grain of the paper
Re: Colorvision vs. Gretag
2006-01-10 by Greg
... Display 2? ... Coloreyes software with the Monaco DTP94 hardware is quickly becoming the favored solution with many people, I think this may be the way I m
Re: Buffered or Unbuffered Matt Board
2006-01-09 by brucercohio
Michael and others who responded on this subject Thanks for the web site and information regarding your thoughts on using buffered and unbuffered mat boards.
Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-09 by dahaal
To answer my own question again, I found a thread from October that starts here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/message/68528 that
Re: Mounting without glass?
2006-01-09 by helen_bach2003
... Igor, It is Tru-Vue (www.tru-vue.com). I get mine from the local glass merchant and it costs $50 per cut 16x20 piece. I remove the edge printing with
Re: MIS B&W gone Purplish
2006-01-09 by James Parker
LOL... The switch to Intel doesn t mean that Windoze will run on Macs. Saw a good article on Macworld regarding the whole chipswitch --
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Mounting without glass?
2006-01-09 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... There s always canvas. My favorite way to show a really large print is to print to canvas, varnish it, stretch it over stretcher bars like you would an oil
Colorvision vs. Gretag
2006-01-09 by Tim Atherton
What s the thoughts on Colorvision Spyder II vs the Gretag i1 Display 2? I ve always used the Spyder, but I ve got to purchase a monitor calibration set-up for
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Upsize Report
2006-01-09 by Elwood Spedden
Guy There is always someone looking for the sinister. No it isn t about ripping anything off from anyone. I get small jpegs from my children all the time
Re: Mounting without glass?
2006-01-09 by James Parker
Some folks I know laminate the prints and then have em mounted to DiBond. Charrette sells Dibond and another aluminum substrate, I recently learned, if you
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Upsize Report
2006-01-09 by guy washburn
Sounds like just the product needed to print jpegs ripped off web sites. Or am I mixing topics... Guy ...
Re: Mounting without glass?
2006-01-09 by Igor Wesdorp
Helen, ... (eg Tru-Vue Museum) or acrylic (eh Optium Museum)? I have seen the Tru-Vue (or True Vision ?) glass and I was very impressed. However, it is
Re: [Digital BW] Mounting without glass?
2006-01-09 by Igor Wesdorp
Paul, ... By glazed you mean in a frame and behind glass? (sorry, me dutch) ... while not ruined, did show signs of abuse Did that happen in a civilized
Re: Can't seem to print black only on Epson R220
2006-01-09 by lscaglio2002
Same problem!!! Where the black only check box is?? Please help Luca
Re: Best paper for custom-bound photo books
2006-01-09 by dahaal
... Lots of good links on bookbinding, though I didn t see any specifically aimed at inkjet bookbinding. To add an answer to my own question: While flipping
Re: [Digital BW] Upsize Report
2006-01-09 by Peter Marshall
Clayton, Your results are not necessarily much different to mine. The kind of thing you did corresponds more to the upsizing in the second part of my feature
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Upsize Report
2006-01-09 by Elwood Spedden
Clayton Will do. I did my second experiment using a 100Kb jpeg file of my grandson which my daughter recently sent me. I used the same two methods as before
Re: [Digital BW] Re: PKN Ink
2006-01-09 by Tom Husband
Thanks! I plan to use it with QTR and will make new curves. Tom ... You can use PKN in UT7, but the color will be different. You d need new curves (if using
Re: [Digital BW] lightroom
2006-01-09 by Adam Maas
Lightroom appears to have some distinctly B&W oriented tools, including direct greyscale conversions from the browser (And the greyscale conversion is
Re: [Digital BW] Questions about MIS UT7 setup and dilutions
2006-01-09 by koloshor
... (toner). It won t hurt to bring in LK (gray) between K and C. ... The Y channel is where I put the glop. ;)
Re: Questions about MIS UT7 setup and dilutions
2006-01-09 by koloshor
... You re lucky. I have. ... a matte ... LK and Y ... Quite true. ... the C86, ... inks, but ... The LK, ... inks are ... and it may ... Light C and light M
Re: PKN Ink
2006-01-09 by koloshor
... You can use PKN in UT7, but the color will be different. You d need new curves (if using the Paul Roark workflow) or new profiles (for QTR).
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Light Source for Print Viewing Theater
2006-01-09 by Bill Morse
Koloshor: (Is that your name?) What are the 2 bulb ballasts and other 100% ballast factor ballasts that you know of? Thanks, Bill Morse Wm. Morse Editions 450
Re: Light Source for Print Viewing Theater
2006-01-09 by koloshor
... Cool. They will sell small quantities of bulbs. Their prices are a bit higher than bulbs.com, but bulbs.com will only sell 4 foot high CRI fluorescents by
lightroom
2006-01-09 by Altaf Bhimji
I was reading this review of ADOBE s beta release of Lightroom - has anyone here tried this out?
Re: Light Source for Print Viewing Theater
2006-01-09 by koloshor
... color prints [snip] ... me be more specific? Sure. Is this specific enough? DO NOT BUY A COMMERCIAL FIXTURE! OK, I know that s shouting. It needs to be
PKN Ink
2006-01-09 by Tom Husband
Is PKN ink good to use with semi or glossy paper in place of Photo Black or Eboni with UT7 and a 2200 or is it best used as Black Only printing? Thanks, Tom
Re: [Digital BW] Re: MIS B&W gone Purplish
2006-01-09 by Steve Kale
That would be like installing a Beetle engine in a Ferrari ;-)
Re: Upsize Report
2006-01-09 by Clayton Jones
Hello Woody, ... If you are doing the upsize in a single step I hope you will also try it with CS/bicubic. In my report I found that for a single step upsize
Re: MIS B&W gone Purplish
2006-01-09 by Greg
... reinstall Windows. I m pretty ... Soon it might.
Re: MIS B&W gone Purplish
2006-01-09 by Steve Kayner
... I received the following response from MIS: This may be a number of things here, the best way to start is to check your software. This can be done easily
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Mounting without glass?
2006-01-09 by Tom Baker
And, it s VERY expensive, and fragile, and difficult to clean. Tom Baker ... Have you tried, or seen, pictures glazed with anti-reflective glass (eg Tru-Vue
Re: Mounting without glass?
2006-01-09 by helen_bach2003
... Have you tried, or seen, pictures glazed with anti-reflective glass (eg Tru-Vue Museum) or acrylic (eh Optium Museum)? Though the reflections are not