Re: Epson 3000 microbandig
2005-12-21 by Tyler Boley
Using QTR with a quad ink set, without correctly configured ink descriptor files and curves, etc., will not help you get the most from this setup. It would be
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Frustrated with Epson 220 and MIS U2 warmtone inks
2005-12-21 by scott_w_eaton
Greetings, I Recently ordered the warm tone UT-R2W ink kit from MIS to compliment my Epson 220, but have been having a couple of issues. First, if these inks
Karen M Glynn/Libraries/Provost/Academic/Univ/Duke is out of the office.
2005-12-21 by Karen M Glynn
I will be out of the office starting 12/21/2005 and will not return until 01/03/2006. I will respond to your message when I return.
Farm Security Administration Project:
2005-12-21 by garethjolly
Ever felt like reprinting one of the classic images from the 30s? The Library of Congress has 1000s of images available free in archival TIFFS (10-50MB or
[Digital BW] Re: Epson 3000 microbandig
2005-12-21 by fotojali
Thanks Paul, I d like to try the UT-FS curves... --fotojali ... front tray. ... cut a ... lay the ... so that ... 3000s seem ... as much ... of a ... from the
Re: Epson 3000 microbandig
2005-12-21 by fotojali
I don t think it s the paper thickness because I tried this with Archival Matte. But I downloaded QuadTone RIP and tried it (first time ever) and made a few
2400 with MIS K4 inks
2005-12-21 by sburger104@aol.com
I thought I d post my first observations. I just sold Two Epson 2200 s. One had a CIS system from MIS with their Ultrachrome equivalent inks, the other 2200
Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-21 by Tom Baker
I would doubt that the physical size of the DSLR s will drop much. They are already cramming a lot of controls on the real estate. If they were much smaller
Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-21 by djon43
Six of one, half dozen the other: Film s visual advantages are counterbalanced by inherent digital capture visual advantages. The choice is still financial
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3613
2005-12-21 by Peter Marshall
Yes, architectural work has never been so straightforward. One great bit of free software for PC (or at least free-ish - small donation requested) is PTLens,
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Epson 3000 microbandig
2005-12-21 by Paul Roark
... I found with mine that Epson Enhanced Matte would feed from the front tray. With letter size for testing, it worked very well. For 16 x 20 I d cut a piece
Re: Change in Kirkland glossy paper
2005-12-21 by scott_now_coming
Hold on a second! I just checked my supply. You have the new Kirkland. The lastest (and best) is 68lbs., 255 g/m2, and 10 mil. My supply is about 6 months old
Re: Change in Kirkland glossy paper
2005-12-21 by scott_now_coming
Man, I don t like to hear that. Is the stuff you have still made in Switzerland? What are the lot # s? I was going to switch to Kirkland for color volume
Re: Epson 3000 microbandig
2005-12-21 by Tyler Boley
You will get microbanding due to inacurate paper advance with the thick papers. This may or may not be what you are experiencing, but be sure and test it with
Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-21 by Adam Maas
Interspersed. ... 100-3200 or 200-3200 for most semi-pro and pro bodies. ISO 50 is now starting to show up on pro and semi-pro bodies. 3200 is increaisngly
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 3000 microbandig
2005-12-21 by Barry Schaffer
I ll ditto the two thumbs up ... From: John Vitollo To: Sent: Wednesday, December 21,
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 3000 microbandig
2005-12-21 by Steven Karafyllakis
Hi Joe; I believe we have discussed the subject of microbanding re: the 1280; what has your experience been with the R1800? I m on my fourth one of these, and
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 3000 microbandig
2005-12-21 by John Vitollo
Small world...Just wanted to give two thumbs up to Laguna s Epson service. I and my clients have used them on a number of occasions with excellent results.
Re: [Digital BW] Epson 3000 microbandig
2005-12-21 by Joseph Cettina
... Hi We are an authorized service center for Epson .I work on allot of 3000 s.Nozzle check should be printed on good photo paper. Nozzle pattern should be
Epson 3000 microbandig
2005-12-21 by fotojali
Hi, I am starting my b&w printing with Epson 3000 and MIS Full Spectrum Neutral Inks. After a few test prints I really like the neutral tone of the inks, and I
Change in Kirkland glossy paper
2005-12-21 by remsleep53
I finally ran out of the stock of Kirkland glossy that I had bought maybe 6 months ago, and picked up a couple of new boxes. The difference would seem to be
Re: [Digital BW] resizing
2005-12-21 by steveabrink
I did a comparison by the way of the 3 interp. techniques you mentioned below plus QI Image, and PhotoPro Zoom S-spline based came out a bit better, but enough
QTR, Print Utility questions
2005-12-21 by James Irelan
Getting back to b&w printing, this time on a 9500 with K6 and QTR, printing via an ethernet card. I have a couple of questions: I can get QTR to print, and I
Re: [Digital BW] Digest Number 3613
2005-12-21 by claudej1@aol.com
In a message dated 12/20/2005 7:33:36 AM Pacific Standard Time, DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com writes: Wrong, there s a big problem...they don t
Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-20 by john dean
I won t matter what we prefer because: The line it is drawn The curse it is cast The slow one now Will later be fast As the present now Will later be past The
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning B&W negative in Vuesan - what grayspace to assume?
2005-12-20 by Peter Marshall
The fractal interpolation was patented by GF, which has meant that other people haven t been able to use it. There are some other proprietary adaptive methods
Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-20 by rplojetz
I think the argument of film vs. digital to be impossible because it is entirely variable on the photographers usage, output choices and subject matter.
[Digital BW] Re: film for medium format scanning
2005-12-20 by john dean
Thanks Paul, I appreciate that because I know you are out in the field a lot with this type of work. Personally I am also more interested in subtle and sharp
Re: Urgent Help required: Epson 4800 to print 3 meter !
2005-12-20 by Sven Hafner
... Thanks. Was able to print it with ACDSEE. cheers
Re: [Digital BW] Re: film for medium format scanning
2005-12-20 by Jordan Wosnick
Reversal processing of B&W neg films to positives is pretty well known -- I ve done it myself with a number of films. DR5 has been in operation for a number of
Re: [Digital BW] Re: film for medium format scanning
2005-12-20 by Jordan Wosnick
John, I seem to remember that Fuji s chromogenic B&W film is either made by or in partnership with Ilford. Jordan ... -- Jordan Wosnick jwosnick@fastmail.fm
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning B&W negative in Vuesan - what grayspace to assume?
2005-12-20 by ferdinand_paris
Said much better than I. I agree whole-heartedly. But you forgot to say that it still has a life-time upgrade policy, so the value just keeps on coming. I
Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-20 by garethjolly
Well... As the original poster, I frankly don t think it matters much. What counts is the image. It could be digital or film. When we lose sight of that,
RE: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-20 by John Moody
Sigh………. Best regards, John Moody ... From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf
Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-20 by Walt Mucha
... Well they have a fisheye, 14mm, 15mm, 16-35mm 17-40mm and 20mm ... Obviously you never held an EOS 1 film camera ... It s not for me ... Would that be
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning B&W negative in Vuesan - what grayspace to assume?
2005-12-20 by Ernst Dinkla
... Vector sharpening is available in Qimage. Spline etc. I have not seen any reference to fractals in relation to Qimage s interpolation. ... Except for scans
RE: [Digital BW] Re: film for medium format scanning
2005-12-20 by Paul Roark
John, ... Perhaps my Nikon 8000 scans differently, but I find the color technology doesn t have the sharp edges of silver films. One reason I prefer silver
[Digital BW] Re: film for medium format scanning
2005-12-20 by john dean
Thanks Paul, I know you shoot a lot more black and white than I do these days. However, from my experience the CN type emulsions do well with drum scanning if
Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-20 by Diane Fields
Hmmm, Canon has a 20mm lens, and a 14mm lens---and a 15mm FE, etc.---and 16-35mm zoom. All of these are the same FL on the FF bodies as they are on the film
RE: [Digital BW] Re: Epson R200 v. R220
2005-12-20 by Paul Roark
... The dark grays (C & M) are equal in density, and the light grays (LC & LM) and Y are equal. In the C86, all the grays were equal. As a practical matter,
RE: [Digital BW] Re: film for medium format scanning
2005-12-20 by Paul Roark
... On several occasions -- all more than 2 years ago -- I tested these films, and the Kodak version always ended up on top in terms of grain and resolution.
Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-20 by djon43
... many other pros having been shooting digital for years. Of course. ... Right, they are limited. Canon has a full frame sensor so there is no wide angle
Followup: 4800 firmware change and dmax increase . . .
2005-12-20 by wwodets
A few days ago I posted that a recent firmware update for the 4800 (A0045A.800) seemed to produce an improvement in dmax on certain Epson papers with the K3
Re: [Digital BW] Scanning B&W negative in Vuesan - what grayspace to assume?
2005-12-20 by djon43
Ernst, I do think all or some of the interpolations available from Qimage are fractal interpolations (not the Genuine Fractals product, of course, just
Re: [Digital BW] Re: film for medium format scanning
2005-12-20 by Michael Vendrell
Check out the link below for reversal processing of many films which seem as if they would be a good alternative to Scala. I haven t actually tried the lab,
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Epson R200 v. R220
2005-12-20 by Peter De Smidt
How many shades of black does the R220 actually have with the MIS ink set? The C86 had two, right?
[Digital BW] Re: OT...Epson R200 unexplained fatal error...Help please...!
2005-12-20 by mark_roth_505
To refer back, I tried all those fixes which were suggested, but didn t work, except have not yet tried a new chip on the cart. That will be tried end of this
[Digital BW] Re: film for medium format scanning
2005-12-20 by Greg
... RZ ... go ... does ... Can t help you with specifics, but think about other films that can be reversal processed to provide positive images. If you search
Re: Urgent Help required: Epson 4800 to print 3 meter !
2005-12-20 by scott_now_coming
... If you re running a PC, download and use QImage. It has a free 30 day trial period. Scott
[Digital BW] Re: film for medium format scanning
2005-12-20 by john dean
I just did a job this week that was scanned 16 bit greyscale from about 12 - 35mm Scala frames that were perfectly exposed. They drum scanned beautifully (as