Re: [Digital BW] Digital Vs. Film
2005-12-11 by Dan Koons
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2005-12-11 by Dan Koons
Good point, there are places a horse can carry you that a car cannot. dan ... From: Bert Katzung To:
2005-12-11 by Ken Carney
... It s neither. It s a UN deal :).
2005-12-11 by garethjolly
Just to throw something else into the debate, thought everyone might be interested in this http://www.technologyreview.com/InfoTech/wtr_15986,294,p2.html
2005-12-11 by Bert Katzung
This whole thread is way off topic, but I can t resist asking the question of those who, like Michel, see nothing but chaos in the digital world: Why is that
2005-12-11 by lours51
Hi , I also agree with you, some DSLR take good photographs for sure of course, these are pro equipment, that s the only ins they offer, and the cons are
2005-12-11 by l33ry
I have no problem with that...after all I bought most of my photo equipment and supplies on ebay. I may check out the local Staples anyway for the quick free
2005-12-11 by Altaf Bhimji
hi, I agree with you in many respects regarding film - and i m not digital camera user (just considering the possiblity, and so am in the research phase). But
2005-12-11 by lours51
Just my feelings about this very important subject. I am still using film and will for a long while I guess. At present if I had to go digital I would only go
2005-12-11 by Greg
... number of ... An insigificantly small but smokey fire will destroy everything. The smoke gets everywhere, and is very corrosive! Though I will admit that
2005-12-11 by dlruckus
It isn t evil purposes that need worry. It s quite the opposite. There is nothing so dangerous as a good purpose gone awry. Remember your Shakespear and men
2005-12-11 by kenstrain2000
Yes fire, theft, flood or even fungus (I lost most of my slides 20 years ago to the last of these). I have two external hard drives ~1 mile apart here, and
2005-12-11 by Altaf Bhimji
Aside from backups for digital - the basic technology for hard drives have not really changed that much, what has changed is storage for relatively smaller
2005-12-11 by John Moody
“I still have the old analog negative to fall back on” Unless there is a fire, or they are stolen.... Once experienced, a significant building fire will
2005-12-11 by Mr_Misty_44
I think the one overriding concern I have which has kept me from getting into digital still work is the storage problem. I look at those B&W Negatives and
2005-12-11 by Steve Kale
This thing doesn t bother me at all and I d hardly suggest it scares the hell out of me - there s a long list of things that are way ahead on that front. I
2005-12-11 by Elwood Spedden
... Thanks Lou.......very helpful Woody If I learn anything more, I will share it. I am impressed by Crane s response and desire to help. Maybe they will
2005-12-11 by Louis Dina
I posted a message awhile back and wanted to provide some feedback on my testing of Crane Museo Max and Museo II paper. First, this is gorgeous paper, nice
2005-12-11 by djon43
Steve, sorry to break this to you, but the NSC has been doing this for several years. Congress said they wouldn t fund it, got that formality out of the way,
2005-12-11 by jamesdsteele2001
I m reminded of Scott Mcnealy s (Sun Micro Systems) comment in 1999, You have no privacy. Get over it! Jim
2005-12-11 by Ernst Dinkla
In the December issue of the German Colorfoto magazine is a test published on 52 papers. Gloss is measured, Lab whiteness. Fade resistance, yellowing, color
2005-12-11 by Steve Kale
You guys are all getting paranoid...pass the hooch and let me in on the conspiracy.
2005-12-11 by Dennis W. Manasco
... Scares the hell out of me too. This systemic invasion of privacy is like something out of a Phillip K. Dick novel: Recording of personal choices, analysis
2005-12-11 by garethjolly
Just uploaded them into a private area of my website (I m too lazy to update the entire thing!) http://www.users.bigpond.com/garethjolly/Vietnam/ Main
2005-12-11 by Greg
... MIS s ... Well if you feel like refilling a cart, you could try the matte black from Weink for the 9800 or Chromium Pro set. It s very similar to Eboni and
2005-12-11 by Martin Carrington
Hi Greg, This was using a 21 step wedge, the max density was at about 85-90%. I think that the ink may be incorrectly marked. I haven t tried on glossy but the
2005-12-11 by Martin Carrington
Hello Paul, Yes, all are firing, and switching back to the UC black gives fine results. I suspect that the wrong ink may be in the cartridge, strangely enough
2005-12-11 by Greg
I might also suggest printing/measuring a 21 step wedge to see if you are over inking the paper. Or try it on glossy paper and see what happens, maybe they
2005-12-11 by Paul Roark
If there isn t a local discount office supply near you (to avoid shipping), I d just go with an eBay seller with a good rating. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-12-11 by Paul Roark
I ve never seen Eboni dmax readings that low. Are all the nozzles firing? Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-12-11 by Charlie Dunton
I opted out, but I didn t read it the same as others. If I read it correctly, web beacons are site specific...as in certain Yahoo advertisers will be using
2005-12-11 by Martin Carrington
All, Below are DMax readings obtained with a Macbeth 914 for a couple of paper / ink combinations, to me the MIS Ebony numbers look way too low. I was
2005-12-11 by Altaf Bhimji
OK - all this talk has finally made me look at digital more seriously - the thing is i really love B&W - and from what I understand about digital you need a
2005-12-10 by l33ry
Thanks! That certainly moots my Q. Is there a particular seller you recommend? Bob
2005-12-10 by Tom Baker
The one problem with waiting is that there is a learning curve involved with handling digital. Just like there was with film. So, the longer you wait, the
2005-12-10 by scott_now_coming
It s not the CIA or FBI we ought to worry most about. Absolutely. It s not the FEDs that worry me, it s the marketing people that scare me. Scott ... as much
2005-12-10 by kenstrain2000
... You were logged in right? So you had a cookie to associate your instruction with the ip on which you were active. Is there a new law in the US that makes
2005-12-10 by Paul Roark
... The R220 can be purchased for $55 on eBay. It s definitely worth the price. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2005-12-10 by l33ry
Hi. This is my first time posting a question to this group. I ve searched past messages and I have not seen this addressed in any detail. Film photography is a
2005-12-10 by Bob Michaels
The MIS PRO color inks that work in the 2200 are excellent. Actually I m using MIS PRO in my 1280 and very happy. I don t think you can ask for anything else
2005-12-10 by Finn Krogvig
There might be more to film vs. digital than specs. I have a friend that only takes family pictures that said to me that her reason for not going digital was
2005-12-10 by Dan Koons
Pete, This has been a topic of discussion for quite some time, and,I am certain many could cover it better than me. There are many areas to consider beside
2005-12-10 by petexp2
Thanks Clayton -- I know I wouldn t go back to film too because of the ease of processing the results. Perhaps this is why I don t make the change --it has to
2005-12-10 by petexp2
Ken -- you make some very good points as does the very balanced article at Clarkvision.com. It confirms for me that I am not yet ready to plunge into digital
2005-12-10 by Steve Kale
Josh Thanks. I don t think I m going to bother with it from what I ve now read. Re your reversal I don t really have much advice except to say that Epson s
2005-12-10 by Clayton Jones
Hello Pete, ... No, you aren t talking garbage. Everything you listed is true, but as you say, you are speaking with limited digital experience. Consider
2005-12-10 by Steve Kale
You should target the luminance according to the instructions in the i1 software.
2005-12-10 by Paul Roark
... Google also keeps track of every search you do. These companies appear to be making huge and detailed databases of as much personal information as possible
2005-12-10 by Paul Roark
... The carts are physically different -- chips on opposite ends. If you re buying bulk, I d stick with what MIS sells for the 2200. There might be
2005-12-10 by Paul Roark
... The printers use physically different carts. If it has the chip on the same end as the other UT-R2, R200 carts, see if it works. The Eboni ink used in
2005-12-10 by Paul Roark
Francois, ... That sample pack is from MIS, not me. Hopefully they have included the papers I recommended. ... It appears to have a buffered interior paper,