Re: [Digital BW] Re: What was the program?
2005-12-24 by Peter Marshall
QImage can - and the help tells you how. And yes, I think it usually if not always does a better job than GF. The problem with any proprietary software such as
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2005-12-24 by Peter Marshall
QImage can - and the help tells you how. And yes, I think it usually if not always does a better job than GF. The problem with any proprietary software such as
2005-12-24 by Craig Sanders
Try ThumbsPlus (www.cerious.com) $49.95, does all that you ask. Craig _____ From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
2005-12-24 by djon43
I said, unclearly, I have no observations as yet about silver B&W because I ve seen no reason for it I meant that I see no reason for Scanhancer with
2005-12-24 by djon43
Paul, I ve got a Scanhancer, have used it with my Nikon V and slides. Until I got Nikon s FH-3 carrier I couldn t use Scanhancer with negatives (FH-3 uses
2005-12-24 by Diane Fields
I m very happy with Imatch which allows just what you wish. http://www.photools.com/ Diane ... From: garethjolly To:
2005-12-24 by erutchick2002
Hi all, I m upgrading my equipment with a Mac G5, after working on an old G3 for the past 8 years, and am looking for input on a monitor choice. I understand
2005-12-24 by ferdinand_paris
I use Imatch from www.photools.com It has its quirks, but the hidden power is unbelievable. You can do a heck of a lot with this program, if you just dig a
2005-12-24 by James Parker
Personally, I like to scan slides in RGB and throw away the data later... It does eat up space however... Currently I have four 250 Gb drives with various
2005-12-24 by El Estudio
iView Media Pro (version 3) is a very powerful tool and cost $200.I highly recommend it! Regards, Pablo ...
2005-12-24 by Bert Katzung
Photoshop Album will do this. Also ACDSee (I believe --- I haven t used it). I use Extensis Portfolio, which is not cheap, but is very powerful. Bert
2005-12-24 by Paul D. DeRocco
... ThumbsPlus (www.cerious.com) if you re on Windows. It stores thumbnails, keywords and annotations in a standard database, and can keep track of removable
2005-12-24 by Paul Roark
I m now showing about a 5% reduction in midtone grain with Acros 100 and at least that much with Agfapan 25, where in some areas it looks more like a 9%
2005-12-24 by garethjolly
I have Photoshop CS2 and Bridge, but what I need is a (hopefully cheap) image management software which will keep track of images across CDs etc - that is, it
2005-12-24 by Mac MacDougall
For those of you who may have wondered about what happened to the Migrant Mother, see Dust Bowl Descent (Bill Ganzel), p30-31. Mac MacDougall
2005-12-23 by El Estudio
Igor, PhotoZoom Pro will give you a choice of several formats to save your file. TIF, JPEG, PNG, WINDOWS BITMAP and TRUEVISION TARGA. It will also give a large
2005-12-23 by Joe Dempsey
Steve, If you select the first adjustment layer and type control + j (command-j on mac) PS will exactly duplicate the adjustment layer. Joe And Gareth ... on
2005-12-23 by Ken Carney
... I have never used the roll film adapter, but: wouldn t keeping the film rolled, even loosely, cause some extra curvature? I cut mine in strips of five and
2005-12-23 by Daniel Staver
Ah, you were talking about the Minolta version of the Scanhancer. I had the Minolta 5400 before the Artixscan 120tf, and had the same results on that one. Some
2005-12-23 by bty10195285
... embedded in ... Thanks for response Paul,I have checked the cartridge loading & it s O.K. although the purge test pattern looks nothing like yours.Density
2005-12-23 by Steve Kale
Clayton The program I mentioned a short while ago was Photozoom Pro (formerly S-Spline Pro) from Benvista. There was a long discussion of interpolation
2005-12-23 by scott_w_eaton
Pete, I had the exact same recent experience as you did with my 220 and UTR2 Warm cartridges from MIS. Inks/pigments (whatever you want to call them) are
2005-12-23 by Paul Roark
Pete, The yellow position ink in the standard UT2 setup is sepia. If it s not, it makes me wonder what inkset they sent. Are the bluish toners in the correct
2005-12-23 by Paul Roark
Daniel, ... The Minolta page with respect to their version of this. ... I had not seen this page. These are the types of results I expected, but did not see.
2005-12-23 by Stephen Kobrin
Joe, At least on my computer you cannot set the mode of both adjustment layers to color, only the lower one where you actually use the hue slider. Steve ...
2005-12-23 by bty10195285
... embedded in ... Thanks for response Paul,I have checked the cartridge loading & it s O.K. although the purge test pattern looks nothing like yours.Density
2005-12-23 by Daniel Staver
Where do you see that the samples are simulated? The page specifically says the samples are NOT simulated: http://www.scanhancer.com/index.php?art=10&men=10 I
2005-12-23 by Ernst Dinkla
... In Vuescan the green part of the data collection is increased in a greyscale scan. I don t know what other software does. I doubt it would be wise to
2005-12-23 by scott_now_coming
QImage will let you save as Tiff or Jpeg. Scott ... can)
2005-12-23 by Elwood Spedden
Clayton I believe it was Steve Kale who provided the information on the various S Spline products. Woody ... Can Qimage also just resize an image and then save
2005-12-23 by El Estudio
Well, about QI I can t tell but as to Photozoom Pro, yes, you can resize, save a tif or whatever format you choose, and then re-edit in photoshop although I
2005-12-23 by Elwood Spedden
extensis pixel smartscale Woody ... Clayton Jones ... job of resizing an ... thanks. ... QImage? http://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage/ It s the best, imo. Scott
2005-12-23 by Peter Palmieri
Think about this workflow--edit in PS (do not resize or sharpen) save as a TIFF or JPEG open subject image in Qimage Sharpen print to desired size. Or open
2005-12-23 by Igor Wesdorp
Yes, but I want to resize it, then re-edit it in Photoshop. So the program should be able to save the resized image in a normal format like Tiff or so, or
2005-12-23 by El Estudio
Hi, If what you want is to resize and print later on, you could try Photozoom Pro. It works on both Mac and PC and VERY nicely. It takes 8 and 16 bit files
2005-12-23 by Joe Dempsey
For what it s worth, here s a technique I use with a plethora of color 35mm negs I have with a Nikon 4000 ED. Scan at 4000 dpi 16 bit color at 100% with
2005-12-23 by scott_now_coming
Or, look at http://www.pbase.com/pderocco/image/36593399 and the following image, to see the difference. Nice. Now go add Pyramid and Vector. : ) (That GF
2005-12-23 by scott_now_coming
You can re-size with the interpolation of your choice and save the file for printing. The big advantage is, being able to re-size a file with Vector or Pyramid
2005-12-23 by Arthur Fink
I m looking for an inexpensive natural color paper (not bright white) to use for greeting cards. InkJetArt s Illuminata cotton is the best I ve found (like
2005-12-23 by Paul D. DeRocco
... PS doesn t do anything like GF. Try upsizing in GF by a factor of ten, and you ll see that it does artificial edge recognition. Or, look at
2005-12-23 by Greg
You could always try wet mountind the film. Aztec makes an adapter for the 8/9000.
2005-12-23 by wwodets
Gareth- I use essentially the approach you suggest on a 5000, with a few differences. I scan a grayscale positive; I use the analogue gain to more-or-less
2005-12-23 by Paul Roark
... It seems Minolta and this scanhancer had the same idea I did about diffusing the scanner light source to reduce grain. From our darkroom days, it seems
2005-12-23 by rgoldman2
Chris, I have been using the 4800 since August, and it is a wonderful printer. Using the Epson K3 inkset you can make wonderful black and white prints using
2005-12-23 by Paul Roark
I m scanning some old slides to be made into B&W prints. I have the impression if I scan them in grayscale mode I m probably only getting the green sensors
2005-12-23 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Thanks, Clayton. What I should have added to my last message is that the cost and effort of working digitally will continue to improve. As technology advances,
2005-12-23 by Clayton Price
... Yeah Ken, I also had downloaded that large file, and it printed beautifully. For me, what was even more amazing, was that they had several more of Dorthea
2005-12-23 by Diane Fields
Igor, you can save to file with no problem with Qimage. Diane ... From: Igor Wesdorp To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, December
2005-12-23 by Igor Wesdorp
Can Qimage also just resize an image and then save it for later use (like with Genuine Fractals). Or is the resizing only done internally when sending a file
2005-12-23 by Clayton Jones
... Thanks for all the replies. There was a thread here a few weeks ago discussing some product that uses the latest S-Spline algorithm (or something like
2005-12-23 by Tom Husband
I think so too but it converts your grayscale to RGB. Tom QImage? http://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage/ It s the best, imo. Scott