Actually, image capture is on topic:
"Please only post messages and questions relating to making B&W
(monochrome) prints using digital techniques. This may sound rather narrow but
it can be very broad since it is impossible to discuss final output without
considering input in great detail. The discussion will include all aspects of
photography from image capture through final print, but posters should make an
effort to relate their posts to the ultimate production of B&W prints."
How does C-41 BW fit into the debate? Is it akin to digital color to BW
conversions in the qualities being debated? Or is it closer to traditional
BW film's qualities?
-Don M
Jon wrote:
> > has this not been argued time and time again? Please
> > use personal email instead of the list to argue.
> >
> > don
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>But Don, you would be taking away Anthony's reason for being on this
>list--trolling for arguments. One look through the archives will show he has
>never posted a message about digital B/W inkjet printing. I've been on other
>lists that he has been kicked off of for the same reason. Strange that there
>is a portion of the posting guidelines written explicitly for this type of
>troll:
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>I'm not sure why he is still with us. Maybe one of the moderators made a
>donation:
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>http://atkielski.com/inlink.php?/main/Donations.html
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>and they are trying to get their money's worth?
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>:D
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>Jon
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