QTR-Quadtone RIP

Thank you VERY much for the good wishes Alan! I'm partial to taking
black and white Infrared pictures with an old Nikon 5400 I bought on
ebay and for which I then bought an IR filter from www.lifepixel.com.
Using the online tutorials at Lifepixel, I took the 5400 apart and
replaced the IR-cut filter with the IR filter. Now, I can use the
5400's focusing and light meter as normal, (no focus first, then put a
filter in front of the lens.) It's these B&W shots that I want to have
a perfectly neutral (or as close as possible,) tonality on.

I assume there is no posting of images in the threads here, but I hope
to have my web site back up shortly if anyone is interested in seeing
some of my offerings. All I need is about another 10 hrs in a day and
I should be fine!

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, Alan Kearney <alan_kearney@...> wrote:
>
> I can certainly appreciate your approach to using, not throwing away,  
> perfectly good equipment:)
> I have such a cramped office/editing space that I share with my wife  
> (and a full sized elliptical trainer) that I'm forced to go minimalist:(
> 
> I recently reformatted my G5 to add and swap around another hard  
> drive so I haven't re-installed QTR. At the same time I picked up the  
> Epson 4800 and the results I'm getting with ABW are very good! I  
> haven't tried portraits yet, I've a sample print from an HP Z2100  
> hanging on the wall right behind my monitors that is my "gold  
> standard" when I do get around to portraits :)
> 
> Best of luck with your printing! Alan
>