--- Ken Durling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was just wondering if there was much exploration
> going on of fine
> black & white photography with the D30, or any
> digital camera. Is
> this an area in which digitals are viable? I.e
> control of values,
> texture, etc? Seems to me that so much B&W
> photography really depends
> on the printing process and the chosen paper - given
> a controlled
> negative of course
Ken:
Some tidbits:
Nik Color Effects digital filters (for photoshop) have
a B&W conversion filter that simulates the use of
different color filters on black and white film.
(i.e., choosing red filter darkens blues).
Also, check out www.piezography.com and
www.inksupply.com for quadtone (and nextone) inksets.
These are replacement inks that use, instead of the 3
(or 5) color inks, 3 or 5 different shades of gray ink
to give much smoother B&W prints.
Finally, check out the Leben.com epson-inkjet mailing
list to talk to people who are using these inks (www.leben.com/lists).
=====
Bob Meyer
I wish I knew what I know now, when I was younger...
http://www.meyerweb.net/epson
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