Re: [Digital BW] Digital vs. Film: the ANSWER
2005-12-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bill, ... It s great to read about such a good and sensible approach. I hope the students there appreciate what a good program they have. If they don t
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2005-12-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello Bill, ... It s great to read about such a good and sensible approach. I hope the students there appreciate what a good program they have. If they don t
2005-12-23 by scott_now_coming
... QImage? http://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage/ It s the best, imo. Scott
2005-12-23 by claudej1@aol.com
My original answer was CHOICE, which, thus far has been supported by all agruments presented. All digital SLR s of today are a better choice than than 35mm for
2005-12-23 by Peter Marshall
I ve just been trying SizeFixer, which seems pretty good: http://www.fixerlabs.com/New_Website/pages/apps.htm Regards, Peter Marshall petermarshall@cix.co.uk
2005-12-23 by Peter Marshall
Paul, I think all you need is something like the Phase One P45 digital back on a Hasselblad - so no need to wait :-) I think it fairly unlikely that anyone
2005-12-23 by helen_bach2003
... wrote: Gareth, If I scan a negative as a positive in Nikonscan to get round the clipping problem, I invert in Nikonscan using the RGB
2005-12-23 by Mark Savoia
Photoshop CS and CS2 seemed to have borrowed genuine fractals engine, I have tried both ways (step resing in Photoshop) and results look the same. JMO, Mark
2005-12-23 by STEVE DEER
or geniune fractals? steve ... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint ... http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint/files/
2005-12-23 by Mark Savoia
It s called Photoshop ;) Mark ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2005-12-23 by Christopher L. Johnston
Greetings from Namibia, where every day is sunny and some are very much hooter then the rest I am considering buying an Epson 4800 next month when I am in the
2005-12-23 by garethjolly
Someone just recommended Photozoom Pro http://www.benvista.com/main/content/content.php?page=ourproducts§ion=photozoompro_1 Haven t tried it myself A few
2005-12-23 by Clayton Jones
Hello All, What was the name of the program that does the best job of resizing an image file? And where can it be found? Many thanks. Regards, Clayton Info
2005-12-23 by Paul Roark
There was a problem with incorrect chips in one batch I received. (The Y chip was an LC.) Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-12-23 by Harry Saddler
For all those who have a 1280 that works (unlike me), I have an MIS CIS and a new, nearly full UT-2 ink set (4 oz bottles) for sale... contact me off-list if
2005-12-23 by santonov2you
I saw positive references to a specific diffuser in some places (see it http://www.scanhancer.com/), but never tried it myself. May be this guy has a diffuser
2005-12-23 by garethjolly
Glad everyone is having fun with the Farm Security Administration - have to say I was blown with the quality of the print of the Migrant Mother I was able to
2005-12-23 by jim0266
Just got my R200 to replace my 1280 for BO printing. I wanted to try out some multi-ink printing so I got the MIS UT-R2 B&W inks. When I install them into the
2005-12-23 by rplojetz
I am not saying that film is superior to digital or vis a versa, all I am saying is that application is important in choosing the tool. It could be that
2005-12-23 by Greg
You could also try some of the diffusion from Rosco: http://www.rosco.com/us/video/cinegel.asp or maybe something from Edmund optics:
2005-12-23 by Sam McCandless
... Thanks, Paul. ... Thanks, Paul. I live in NorCal now but was married in Cataumet (just over the Canal). My former wife grew up there, and I still go to
2005-12-23 by Carl Schofield
The folks that make these view screens may be able to custom make something that will meet your needs: http://www.satinsnowglass.com/index.html
2005-12-23 by Paul Roark
... Yes. Along those lines, I m trying to maximize the scanned quality of the closest alternative films to Tech Pan. Grain seems to be the hardest TP quality
2005-12-23 by Greg
... followup: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/fsahtml/fares.html http://www.loc.gov/homepage/legal.html
2005-12-23 by Ken Carney
... The Migrant Mother I downloaded was a grayscale 55mb tif, and appears to be a scan of the LF neg. I just resized to 8x10, sharpened in PK Sharpener,
2005-12-23 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... Interruptions and fumble-fingers aside, let me try this again: I m one of those fine art photographers of whom you speak. I make most of my captures to
2005-12-23 by Bob Michaels
My 2 year experience is good, like Barbara s. First 1280 lasted 2 yrs then developed clogging problems. I replaced it and this one has lasted 2 years with no
2005-12-22 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Scott- Those are all good and interesting questions. Our approach to teaching photography now is to encourage students to think inclusively. We try to keep as
2005-12-22 by Greg
There was a link to the usage terms somewhere on the site. It seems that most of these images are for personal use, and not really intended for profit. But it
2005-12-22 by Scott McLoughlin
Camera size is a big deal for me. I shoot a couple of M6TTL s alongside a D70. Nothing like an M6 in a tiny bag with a set of primes, or even no bag just
2005-12-22 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... I m one of those fine art photographers of whom you speak. I make all my captures to 5x4 Tri-X. These I drum scan, and print with inkjet printers. My ink
2005-12-22 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 12/22/2005 2:31:03 PM Pacific Standard Time, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com writes: actually, large format equipment sales are
2005-12-22 by Scott McLoughlin
Your description of students shooting LF, made me wonder something. I m not so interested in the progress of digital in the pro and consumer markets.
2005-12-22 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 12/22/2005 8:06:45 AM Pacific Standard Time, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com writes: Claude, ...
2005-12-22 by Tom Keesling
Sorry to hear you had a bad experience with this printer. I had my first 1280 for nearly three years and used a CIS from day one. The only problem was with the
2005-12-22 by Joseph Chandler
Paul, thanks for the advice! I m tired of looking at printers and listening to salespersons babble about their products. They only want to sell printers. I
2005-12-22 by Paul Roark
Pete, ... Usually it s a settings problem. Be sure there is no profile embedded in the image (use convert profile or print with preview to check). If the
2005-12-22 by Johnny Eades
Hello Mark, Sorry to hear of all your trouble with this model of printer. I have two of them (one for color, and the other for BW). The one I use for color was
2005-12-22 by Stephen Billard
Just a long cable release! -Stephen www.sbillard.org/Stephen
2005-12-22 by remsleep53
Looks like I may have bought the old stuff nearly a year ago. It was made in Switzerland, with a lot number of 172501. Lot number on the new is 185462.
2005-12-22 by bty10195285
I have just installed MIS UT2 in an Epson 890.Not very impressed with the midtone rendering.All the midtones appear to be compressed into one shade of gray
2005-12-22 by BKPhoto@aol.com
Guys- I can tell you that college and university students, at least those I ve talked with over the past two years, are embracing large format film-based
2005-12-22 by Stephen Kobrin
Amen. I have used a 1280 as my primary B&W printer with MIS UT-2 carts for at least two years with only minor problems that usually took but a few cleaning
2005-12-22 by Diane Fields
Thank you. Obviously you were happy with the results (of the portrait). I have seen some other complaints about the landscape, but its been mentioned a number
2005-12-22 by Kip Babington
No doubt there will be a wireless solution for this shortly, if there isn t one already. :-) Cheers, Kip
2005-12-22 by Paul Roark
Tom, ... You could do what the Old Time photographer this little tourist trap of a town was thinking of doing. His business is making old time sepia
2005-12-22 by Clayton Price
Actually, Paul, I believe photographs in the public domain can be sold by you and me. I m not a lawyer, but a few years ago I did some research, and
2005-12-22 by Tyler Boley
I honestly don t recall. There was a recent article in View Camera magazine about it, interviews with several dealers. Also, a friend was just in the market
2005-12-22 by scott_now_coming
It s hard to tell when you didn t produce the file yourself. I d really like the opp to use it myself. Scott ...
2005-12-22 by scott_now_coming
I printed the portrait of the woman with the flowers in her hair. I printed it 10.66 x 16.50 on an Epson 4800. I then cropped out a section of the lips, nose
2005-12-22 by Paul D. DeRocco
... Start here: http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/fsahtml/fsageogindex1.html and you can find them easily enough. Under Massachusetts, Look for Cape Cod, as well as