Re: Photography Etiquette - (namely cemeteries)
2005-12-07 by Greg
If anyone ever gets to central New York, you might want to check out the cemetery in Auburn, and some of the other old cemeteries scattered around the area.
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2005-12-07 by Greg
If anyone ever gets to central New York, you might want to check out the cemetery in Auburn, and some of the other old cemeteries scattered around the area.
2005-12-07 by Greg
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2005-12-07 by Greg
Is there a reason why people aren t modifying the Epson (spongeless) carts and using those? I ll say that I ve never taken one of those carts apart, but there
2005-12-07 by Jack Winberg
Ernst: WHERE do you see these K3 clones everywhere? I just got a 2400, and would really like to know. Jack Winberg ... [Non-text portions of this message have
2005-12-07 by kenstrain2000
... My first printer with CIS was bought second hand and came with Permajet VT Blax inks. They supplied curves made by one Paul Roark, same as supplied by MIS
2005-12-07 by Steven Karafyllakis
The 2200 shares carts (but not chips of course) with some of the C- series printers-you might check and see if the carts are available for those? Steve
2005-12-07 by colingruk
... (which ... I used to recommend MIS but with recent experience of the compasny repeatedly sending me wrong or inappropriate components and failing to fulfil
2005-12-07 by Paul Roark
... Yes, perhaps over the edge of coarseness. I think the 3000 needs the MK plus 3 shades of gray to be reasonably smooth. Many of us used the Cone PiezoBW, or
2005-12-07 by djon43
Cemetaries are long-standard kitsch that photographers, myself included, have enjoyed from the beginning of our craft. But they are not always generic public
2005-12-07 by Ernst Dinkla
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2005-12-07 by ferdinand_paris
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2005-12-07 by fotojali
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2005-12-07 by Howard Shaw
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2005-12-07 by kenstrain2000
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2005-12-07 by Steven Karafyllakis
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2005-12-07 by Paul D. DeRocco
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2005-12-07 by santonov2you
I have UT7-PKN plus UT7 plus UT-FSN-Y in the Y position installed on R200, same setup as John Moody discussed here some time ago. I used this set to prepare
2005-12-07 by mark_roth_505
I am using the UT2 inkset in my R200 with success, but you have to apply a transfer curve to adjust the density while in gray gamma 2.2, followed by a cyan
2005-12-07 by chipcarterdc
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2005-12-07 by Ken Carney
Hi Megan, I have a portfolio of cemeteries. I agree with you that they are intriguing b&w subjects. All of mine are b&w, and most are infrared. I have a few
2005-12-06 by Paul Roark
For the black position with glossy paper, use the R2-PK or R2-PKN (better) that I formulated. The MIS Pro PK has too high a load for the R200. Paul
2005-12-06 by Bob Michaels
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2005-12-06 by Clayton Price
George- IMO it would be detrimental not to agitate the bottles before filling the carts. One has to remember that all these inks have some pigment (if not
2005-12-06 by Tom Husband
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2005-12-06 by Clayton Jones
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2005-12-06 by Mark Savoia
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2005-12-06 by lscaglio2002
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2005-12-06 by Megan Milligan
I don t know if this particular question has been posted before, but I m wondering if there s something of a tactful way to photograph cemeteries. I think
2005-12-06 by Philip Schwartz
Thanks, Paul. I am going to give this a try. FYI: MIS told me that UT/UT2 was not supported in the R200, and I presume that this applies to UT7 as well. This
2005-12-06 by Philip Schwartz
Thanks, Paul. I am going to give this a try. FYI: MIS told me that UT/UT2 was not supported in the R200, and I presume that this applies to UT7 as well. This
2005-12-06 by Philip Schwartz
Thanks, Paul. I am going to give this a try. FYI: MIS told me that UT/UT2 was not supported in the R200, and I presume that this applies to UT7 as well. This
2005-12-06 by zyzzyvas
subject is wearing a white shirt in a studio shot? I seem to have problems with blowouts in/on parts of the shirt...
2005-12-06 by petegorsky@external.umass.edu
Barry may have already heard far more than he wanted or needed to hear regarding his questions, but I can t help but add this: It may be the case that you have
2005-12-06 by zyzzyvas
using channel mixer in monochrome mode. I have a problem with the clothing - anyone run into problems with people wearing white shirts? I m getting blow outs
2005-12-06 by fotojali
Hi, I am new to this group, starting my digital b&w work... As I succesfully unclogged the print head of an old Epson 3000 (which had been out of use for 2
2005-12-06 by daniel
I m responding to my own posting, as I ve solved the problem (with Paul Roark s help -- thank you!) and thought others might benefit from my experience. The
2005-12-06 by John Moody
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2005-12-06 by Lotusm50
Hi Clayton- I m about to do the same thing. I am lookign to test the K7 inl=ks on a 2200 and in the past was using Piezo inks on a 1160 with the no more
2005-12-06 by Barry Koblenz
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2005-12-06 by Steve Kale
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2005-12-06 by Steve Kale
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2005-12-06 by lou4photo
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2005-12-06 by janealt
i am getting ready to print my images on 17 x 22 paper. the file size is 240 resolution , width 14.4 height 9.6 how can i resize it to fit the paper to make it
2005-12-06 by Steve Kale
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2005-12-06 by Paul Roark
Claude, ... I don t know. I ve heard they are basically the same, but small driver differences can make the settings that work for one not work for the other.
2005-12-06 by Steve Kale
Walt Trust me they are. These are the inks for which John Edmunds holds the patents. Steve