RE: [Digital BW] film for medium format scanning
2005-12-14 by Paul Roark
I think the best is Technical Pan, but it s not made any more. (I stuffed my freezer with it when I heard it was going to be history.) The other film I ve
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re: clear sleeves
2005-12-14 by Scott Jones
I used to buy my crystal clear bags from the local art stores, but Light Impressions has FINALLY improved on the design of these bags which for me is a huge
RE: [Digital BW] Clear Sleeves
2005-12-14 by Barbara Woolner
Martin, try this. http://www.clearbags.com/ I ve had good luck with them.
Re: Clear Sleeves
2005-12-14 by scott_now_coming
Did you try these guys? http://www.pfile.com/index.html Take a look. They may have what you re looking for. Scott In
Re: Clear Sleeves
2005-12-14 by john dean
Yea, its clear bags dot com. They have every size and are archival and you can store the prints in them and see perfectly through them. John
Clear Sleeves
2005-12-14 by Martin Carrington
I remember some while ago there was a posting referencing a good source of claer sleeves for unmounted and mounted prints. I tried searching the archive with
[Digital BW] Re: What I"m now looking at (was: barebones, groundfloor photo prin
2005-12-14 by l33ry
Good for you, Megan. I plan to buy an R220 in the very near future, so I hope you ll report back on its ins and outs. Bob
film for medium format scanning
2005-12-14 by joshscapes
Hello all, I am a b&w landscape photographer who works with a Pentax 67. I have been using Tmax 100 film in 120 size ever since I got into scanning my
Re: Selecting the "best" Bill Atkinson profile
2005-12-14 by scott_now_coming
I mis-read your post and didn t realize I was in the B&W fourm. Regarding my previous post, I was printing color . I m glad to hear your report though, I ll
Atkinson VFA profile with PK...?
2005-12-14 by scott_now_coming
Looks like Bill is going to make a VFA profile nwith Photo Black. I noticed this on his website in the profile notes : 9800 VFA 1440 PK BA XR1.icc A profile
Re: Selecting the "best" Bill Atkinson profile
2005-12-14 by scott_now_coming
Today, I used two profiles of Semimatte, GM1, and teh X-R1, with my 4800. YES, that s NOT a typo, the 4800. They were better than the latest Epson profiles,
Re: [Digital BW] Epson changes printer models so fast...
2005-12-14 by Kip Babington
I have not looked at Canon or HP lineups in years, although I do have an HP multifunction machine and 2 Canon 6-ink printers, all of which are older than my
[Digital BW] Re: paper industry
2005-12-14 by Greg
... two ... same ... paper, ... which ... Just a note: Hahnemuhle sells a lot of paper to different places that then put their house brand name on the box.
Re: [Digital BW] Epson changes printer models so fast...
2005-12-13 by Peter Marshall
Here in the UK, the Epson 1160 is still being sold. Not sure when I bought my first (I own 3 as well as an R2400) but it was well over 3 years back. Still a
Re: [Digital BW] Re: paper industry
2005-12-13 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
... But they get coated by vendors x, y, and z. And converted by vendors n, m, o, and p. The thing is that vendors 1 and 2 are using the recipes of vendors A,
Re: Good Old Epson 3000
2005-12-13 by fotojali
I just got my old 3000 s print head unclogged after it s been sitting still for 2 years :-) I have printed only color before, but am waitig for my first mono
Selecting the "best" Bill Atkinson profile
2005-12-13 by reederimages
Would like to hear from those who own a 7800 or 9800 and have begun using Bill s new profiles. I ve done some testing and would like to compare notes. I did
Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-13 by Peter Marshall
... 120 and sheet film may be Estar as I said, but for 35mm everyone went over to triacetate in the 1950s. 35mm Tri-X, FP4, T-Max etc all triacetate films.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-13 by Peter Marshall
Well, Clayton, I too have a certain background in chemistry. Used to earn a living from it once upon a time, long before taking to writing and photography and
Epson changes printer models so fast...
2005-12-13 by koloshor
... Kip, I m amazed that you feel this way. Epson is the slowest changing, most stable of all the printer manufacturers. Have you ever looked at Canon or HP?
Re: Phatte Black - couldn't get past the name!
2005-12-13 by koloshor
... I d have to hear an awful lot of testimonials from people I respect, saying how great it was, before I d look seriously at it. In general, I ignore
Re: paper industry
2005-12-13 by kenstrain2000
... OK here is a quiz. Vendors A, B and C have contract manufacturing done by 1 and 2. A (my favourite paper) uses 1, but after a while changes to 2, and my
Re: [Digital BW] paper industry
2005-12-13 by Steve Kale
In that case I ll stick with the well-known brands that have an established performance, Hahnemuhle for example, until I see a massively demonstrable reason
Re: [Digital BW] i1 Match 3.4
2005-12-13 by James Irelan
... I heard it. That automator desk looks really cool, though. I had the same idea, only with different mechanics, and a LOT different price. Whenever I
1270 and 2400 vs 2400
2005-12-13 by johnr@valley.net
I am purchasing an Epson 2400 for color work on matte papers (I currently own a 1270). Any recommendations from folks doing both color and BW work whether you
Boston Area Meet-Up !
2005-12-13 by Jeff Magidson
To list members in the Boston area; I have been an avid reader and occasional poster on this list for about 4 years! I would like to see if there is an
Re: [Digital BW] Re: What I"m now looking at (was: barebones, groundfloor photo printer (plus oth
2005-12-13 by Megan Milligan
Thanks for the suggestions. After doing a bit more research, I decided to go with the Epson Stylus Photo R220. I liked it because it had 6 cartridges
paper industry
2005-12-13 by hogarth@snappydsl.net
OK people, you lost me. What is it about the paper industry that people find so scary? If you know the entire chain from trees to the box of paper arriving at
Re: [Digital BW] i1 Match 3.4
2005-12-13 by Greg
... don t ... prospective ... Sony when ... call a ... I own it, and tried to register it, and with the last email I included the serial number of the spectro!
Re: [Digital BW] i1 Match 3.4
2005-12-13 by Steve Kale
If you own it and have registered it this is not a problem. If you don t own it then ask a distributor. Support is for owners and not prospective purchasers.
Re: [Digital BW] i1 Match 3.4
2005-12-13 by Greg
... Simple, just send a question about a product and wait until you get a reply before you buy it.
Re: [Digital BW] i1 Match 3.4
2005-12-13 by Tyler Boley
... support ... I hope this doesn t become a habit, and ruin your life. Maybe cold turkey it for the rest of the week. ... between the ... Good, one more thing
RE: [Digital BW] i1 Match 3.4
2005-12-13 by John Moody
For a cheap thrill, I logged on to GM, and found this in the user support area. :-) “To the best of our knowledge there is no difference in accuracy between
Re: [Digital BW] QC of Hawk Mountain Papers?
2005-12-13 by wwodets
Diana- I too appreciate your response to Steve s post--the unclarity in the paper business is disturbing. Your responsiveness and availability are much
[Digital BW] Re: C84/EZ nicking corners
2005-12-13 by mkirschner
... series? ... design ... Kip, I don t know if the R220 is any tougher than the C8x series, but I doubt it. However, it does have the feature of enabling you
Re: [Digital BW] i1 Match 3.4
2005-12-13 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: ... finally say ... ... Well John, it s the little things, you know? I have the old i1, did anyone do this revision B or whatever
RE: [Digital BW] i1 Match 3.4
2005-12-13 by John Moody
Yes, that sounds familiar to the trouble I had, but it was a while ago now. I also got confused with the registrations at i1color.com, and at
Re: [Digital BW] i1 Match 3.4
2005-12-13 by Steve Kale
You create an account BEFORE you register your product. Go here: http://www.gretagmacbeth.com/ And then Training and Support- Product Registration- Sign Up.
Re: [Digital BW] Setting brightness level on a mac display
2005-12-13 by Phil Rose
... Nor would I, which is why I stated no higher than 140 . You d be amazed at how many LCD users insist that 300-350 cd/m2 is the _minimum_ white luminance
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Phatte Black
2005-12-13 by Wendel White
Lou; Thanks. I don t really fiddle with all that stuff like you guys. I was just curious. Wendel
Re:Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-13 by Clayton Price
... Hi All, Originally my statement was that I d go digital when a Leica M series equivalent came out. I still feel that way, even though I ve also worked with
Re: [Digital BW] i1 Match 3.4
2005-12-13 by Greg
... IIRC. That s the really strange part, I m half way registered. Can t explain how but if you persevere you can finally make it take your name and email, but
Re: Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-13 by Clayton Price
Hi Peter - I read the Kodak Vinegar Syndrome paper on Tri- Acetate film, and they don t emphasize enough, the word WATER. If negatives are stored in a dry
[Digital BW] Re: Phatte Black
2005-12-13 by Louis Dina
Wendell, IP doesn t give you the built in tools for setting ink limits and linearization (like a real full featured RIP does). I ve never had much success
Re: [Digital BW] Phatte Black
2005-12-13 by Carl Schofield
Steve, I gave up on the firmware hack idea and converted the 4000 to piezo inks (dual k7 and carbon sepia) for B&W matte printing using QTR. The 2400 does all
Re: [Digital BW] Re: C84/EZ nicking corners
2005-12-13 by Kip Babington
Thanks for the word on the R220 printer, Mitch. Once I got my C84 up and running I sort of stopped keeping track of what was going on in the printer world.
Re: [Digital BW] Re: Phatte Black
2005-12-13 by Wendel White
Sorry if I missed something but I have a question. Are you saying that if you go into the Ink Limit dialogue in IP that it doesn t work or that it refers to
Re: [Digital BW] QuadToneRIP Problem
2005-12-13 by JoshLi
Roy, I tried to install the older version -- it gave me the same error message. Very weird indeed. I am using the manual paper feed from the back -- I have
[Digital BW] Re: Phatte Black
2005-12-13 by Louis Dina
Total agreement! I d even go further than that. IP uses a one size fits all approach that hard codes ink limits and linearization to the inkset, so you get
Re: Can one spot R2400 EPSG prints?
2005-12-13 by steveh0607
... slowly and methodically and it should work.