Re: Upsize Report - Sam
2006-01-05 by john dean
I just talked to someone here who is using Ninja and she likes it a lot. What is the big difference in using it and using the Noise Reduction menu in PS CS2?
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2006-01-05 by john dean
I just talked to someone here who is using Ninja and she likes it a lot. What is the big difference in using it and using the Noise Reduction menu in PS CS2?
2006-01-05 by john dean
Hi Clayton, First you sharpen as desired using unsharp mask. I often give the Amount 500% - the Radius between .2 - .7 (usually .2 for normal image) and the
2006-01-05 by Steve Kale
Unless people use them on their websites. For example a travel company swiping your safari picks for their own use on their website or something similar. But
2006-01-05 by Mark Hahn
anyone use a service for micro publishing b&w photography in small bound editions? I ve seen nice and cheap color output, but no samples of b&w.
2006-01-05 by Steve Gledhill
Mark, I agree. They re of no commercial value that I can see at these small sizes. And if someone wants them for school work, or collages, or whatever then
2006-01-05 by Clayton Jones
John, ... Can you explain how you do this? Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
2006-01-05 by Steve Kale
Thanks for all those who replied on and off list. As a general rule I don t want to disable or force upon a viewer certain conditions (eg toolbar removal or
2006-01-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Tyler, ... Ok, thanks for the tip. I have several more of these to do so I ll try it and do a comparison. ... Very interesting. I ve been thinking
2006-01-05 by Mark Savoia
I know we are all concerned with this image theft issue, but where does everyone think they are being used afterwards? Do you think they just print them out,
2006-01-05 by William Cheadle
the java script should be platform independent, but the meta tag that disables the Windows toolbar is strictly a Windows thing - haven t tested it in anything
2006-01-05 by Carl Schofield
Well lets hope that a smoother coating is one of the final adjustments . I have my doubts based on what I ve seen to date of the attempts to marry cotton
2006-01-05 by Mark Savoia
Or just do a screen capture of anything at anytime. ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-01-05 by Greg
I think Firefox would still allow you to grab the images, if not then you can probably find them in the cache.
2006-01-05 by Alan McGill
It ll work with any browser that has Javascript enabled. For security reasons, users can disable Javascript in most browsers.
2006-01-05 by Mark Hilliard
My own thoughts on this are to just put smaller images on the page that are useless for anything but viewing on the web. Even with your java and meta tags a
2006-01-05 by Mark Savoia
Does this work with a Mac browser?
2006-01-05 by Elwood Spedden
William I am just in the process of building a new web page. If you could send me the scripts off line I would be forever grateful. Woody Spedden ... Steve,
2006-01-05 by William Cheadle
Steve, Unfortunately, image protection on the web remains a difficult problem. One way to create a more secure site is to go all flash. But I have chosen to
2006-01-05 by Steve Kale
Can someone help me with placing an adequate copyright protection notice for images on a website? I don t want to have to watermark each image. Does placing
2006-01-05 by Mark Savoia
Is this thread drifting off subject or is it me? ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2006-01-05 by John Moody
I guess flying a bankrupt airline with pissed off employees has some shortcomings? But, more importantly for us all, all checked baggage is x-ray screened
2006-01-05 by Jean Verrept
Please, count me in for the February exchange Tom. And thanks for your effort. Greetings. Jean. jean@verrept.be [Non-text portions of this message have been
2006-01-05 by Tom OConnell
thanks...January is full. will post Feb sign up in a couple of weeks. cheers, Tom O Connell
2006-01-05 by john dean
That has been my experience. I was very surprised when I did a comparison test of an extreme upsampling between the Stairstep Pro 2 which I have always liked,
2006-01-05 by james@redweather.com
And don t forget carbon fiber tripods. ... Yeah, no kidding. Plus, my old Reis tripod kept breaking on me! James
2006-01-05 by Tyler Boley
Clayton, I keep meaning to reply to you but keep forgeting... I ve not read the whole thread real carefully. But you have been mentioning PSCS bicubic. When
2006-01-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Sam, ... It really is amazing what can be done. I was surprised it could be enlarged that much. Upsizing to 8mp allows room to crop and still print
2006-01-05 by john dean
I know. This is the 3rd time they have lost my baggage within two years and the second time they had to deliver to me the next day. They just deliverd my film
2006-01-05 by Paul Roark
I m told the EZ inks work fine in the C88. The only sample I ve seen appeared to print darker than the C86, but otherwise had a good ramp, etc. So, one might
2006-01-05 by Clayton Jones
Hello Ken, ... Yes! All right on the money. And don t forget carbon fiber tripods. My field kit went from 26 lbs to 7 lbs. I m having more fun and am more
2006-01-05 by Timothy Atherton
... I assume you read the info that came with the beta testing samples that indicate that the paper still has to undergo some final adjustments (and to which
2006-01-05 by William Real
Does anyone know if the MIS EZ inks can be used with the Epson C88 printer, or only with the printers mentioned on the MIS website (C82, 84, 86)? Thanks,
2006-01-05 by Carl Schofield
Josh, Thanks for passing on the info. I haven t written off Crane s Silver Rag yet, but it sure seems like QC is a big problem in the paper industry recently
2006-01-05 by Tyler Boley
That s really funny. Delta screwed up so much of my equipment and baggage last annual report season it was an amazing mess. Once, like you, when they couldn t
2006-01-05 by john dean
That was funny and I relate to all of it. Just last night Delta lost my gitzo tripod on a flight home. I did find it though in a pile of baggage at the back of
2006-01-05 by Ken Carney
... In the olden days, my friends would use tape or mounting corners for their fiber prints, for archival reasons, although I dry mounted. This made me
2006-01-04 by Greg
... use a ... few ... Nope just the regular i1, they look at the spectral response of the paper, and then filter it with math. Some argue this is the best
2006-01-04 by joshhackney
Carl, Yesterday I was talking to a distributor of Crane papers who is well known to this forum. He commented on some of the concerns beta testers have seen
2006-01-04 by El Estudio
Hi Paul, Have you tried releasing the paper lever in your printer? It stops everything! Regards, Pablo ... __________________________________________ Yahoo!
2006-01-04 by Tyler Boley
... but not if I don t have a UVi1 right? ... For RGB perceptual profiles in particular, with measurement from a good device, PP is great. Consistantly better
2006-01-04 by Greg
... Photo, ... All i1 software is automatic, not sure about the Ergosoft GPS, And the ProfilerPro, definitely not (PP sits in a box unused!) ... for a ...
2006-01-04 by Chris Hargens
Are you using custom profiles for your color printing with the MIS Pro inks? I ve thought about giving them a go with my 2200, but I hesitate because I m not
2006-01-04 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... None, I don t like it. I have had experience with it though, with a friend, so have made a few profiles with it. ... I m not
2006-01-04 by Steven Karafyllakis
I went through a similar transition with my 7600 and the standard UC inks; I don t remember there being any major problem, but perhaps someone else has more
2006-01-04 by sloth4189
Steve (and Michael): Thanks for that info. On the other side of the coin, when printing color on the 4000 using the stock Epson (WinXP) driver, are only the
2006-01-04 by Stephen M Martin
Way off. ... From: Mark Savoia To: Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 6:55 AM Subject: Re:
2006-01-04 by helen_bach2003
... Alternatives are Tru-Vue Museum (glass) or Optium Museum (acrylic). Expensive, but these anti-reflective (not the awful non-glare ) lights are far less
2006-01-04 by Michael Vendrell
Only the Black not the light black. See clayto Jones FAQ. Michael Vendrell ... __________________________________________ Yahoo! DSL – Something to write
2006-01-04 by Steve Kale
FYI have you tried Denglass from Denton Vacuum, New Jersey. Quite remarkable stuff. (BTW I have not had any wrinkling issues with EPSG prints behind 8 ply
2006-01-04 by Peter De Smidt
... I disagree. I ve been at a number of exhibitions where the waviness of the prints bothered me a lot, especially with really big prints. Like everyone