Digital BW, The Print

>For those of you who miss silver prints advangtages & simply love
shooting with a digital camera, you might check out the Devere 504 DS
(and keep the darkroom too).  Would seem intoxicating to shoot and
correct digitally and print traditionally for some (maybe me).


I checked into the Devere 504 you mention. It's $35,000! Ouch.
Mark

Cleavis wrote:

> Just back in from PMA in Las Vegas.
>
> There is a plethora of choices out there.  There was even a gallery
> of prints of a 'standard' image with color references etc. from many
> of the exibitors products.  In hind sight I should have spent more
> time there.
>
> Many papers.  Many small digital cameras.  Many Dig.SLR's.  Several
> mid-level Dig's (like Canon g2/g3).  Lots of software.  I left with
> the impression that if you are not getting good results then either
> return to the supplier and ask a few more questions, presuming your
> OEM workflow; or you have mis-matched expectations with
> product/purpose.
>
> For those of you who miss silver prints advangtages & simply love
> shooting with a digital camera, you might check out the Devere 504 DS
> (and keep the darkroom too).  Would seem intoxicating to shoot and
> correct digitally and print traditionally for some (maybe me).
>
> <http://www.odyssey-sales.co.uk/products/browse.asp?range=55>
>
> Cleavis
>
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