I'd probably find an old SpeedGraphic, put a polaroid back on it, a Metz
flash, and I'd sell people their picture for 5 bucks...
OK, maybe not the selling part, but I've always wanted to get into
large-format photography...
-Mat
I've done some 8x10 prints for friends for Christmas, and I'm planning
on sending them out soon.
How should I package them so that they don't get damaged? Should I look
for mailing tubes, or use cardboard to try and keep them flat? Any other
suggestions?
thanks,
-Mat
Mine should be arriving any day now...
Somebody here on the PDML (Dan Scott I think) bought one a few weeks
back, and posted a link to some sample pictures taken with the lens.
I honestly don't expect too much out of the lens as far as sharpness and
contrast, but for use as a portrait lens, and
I have the manual focus version of the 35-80 lens, and it is definitely
put together better than the 28-80 was. Optically, it is fairly good. My
entry into the PUG this month was taken with the lens.
I'm looking to replace it, but only because I want a faster mid-range
zoom lens to complement the
That's where I'm headed, since the 80-200 is a Tokina as well.
I just need to find one at the right price when I actually have cash in
my pocket...
-Mat
Brendan wrote:
tokina 28-70 F2.8 :-)
--- Mat Maessen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I
have the manual focus version of the 35-80 lens
For people: Plus-X
For places: TMax 100
-Mat
Steve Pearson wrote:
Which is your favorite for large (8x10 up) prints,
in 35mm format?
I have the Pentax 80-200 f4-5.6 manual zoom lens. It is a two-touch
zoom, but I actually find that I prefer that. For its size and weight it
works very well. I have pictures that I've taken with it that I can
point you at if you like. One nice thing is that it has a 49mm filter
thread that
I shot a roll of this a little while back, pushed one stop.
I haven't blown up the pictures to 8x10, but the 4x6's I got back are
good quality. It seems to have less grain than the normal Kodak BW
films (TMax, TriX) that I've used.
Maybe I should try an 8x10 enlargement, and see what I get.
QRZ?
-Mat, N2NJZ
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
Dave, that's
cq cq cq
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Velvia - I am presuming out of doors, but not sunny midday (not too high a light/shadow contrast), with a tripod.
This is the only one of the slide films I have a lot of experience with.
Velvia is a high-saturation high-contrast film. Which means that the
colors
Older or newer version of the 283? At some point in the production life,
they changed it to only have about 5 volts or so on the firing terminal,
so that it wouldn't fry the trigger electronics on newer cameras.
It'd be interesting to find out if this is unique to my camera or not...
-Mat
T
I am jealous. My special cartridge is a Stanton 881mkIIs.
Homebrew preamp, Hafler amp, BW speakers.
h... maybe I should dig out some vinyl...
-Mat
Dr E D F Williams wrote:
If any one on the list is interested let me know. Its a Shure V15 Type II
SuperTrack and the stylus is in perfect
David Brooks wrote:
Hi all.
On the advice of out darkroom instructor(he's a Kodak man)i promised
i would try a roll of Tmax 3200 if he would try a roll of Delta 3200
(the first time he saw anything from the film was a roll i shot and
developed in class.I think he liked itg)I just picked up a
I thought Doug and Dinsdale used sarcasm...
-Mat
frank theriault wrote:
Hi, Steve,
I have visions of you appearing on this guy's doorstep, with your
Howitzer (you know, the 1000mm Tak) non-chalantly slung over your
shoulder, looking like Doug and/or Dinsdale Piranha (the infamous Piranha
A friend of mine has an undeveloped roll of 828 film that he's looking
for a place to develop (C41 color print film).
He also has an old Kodak rangefinder that takes 620 film. Pain in the
**s to load up that one...
I'm just happy that my photography class this semester involves 120 and
4x5
I'll add the list-cliche me too! as well :-)
I live upstate, but Amtrak gets me there...
-Mat
Amita Guha wrote:
Could you guys please include me as well, in case my plans for that
weekend fall through? Thx.
Kalimar K-90.
cheap cheap cheap. But it does do pseudo-mirror-lockup with the
self-timer.
-Mat
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
What is it?
(By cheapest I mean poorest construction/materials.)
The Vivitar V4000 comes to mind.
Is there anything worse that that?
Collin
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemrd=1category=11717item=2953917449
ah, large negatives...
Well, you need to get some light directly into the eyes to get the
specular reflections. You could try directing the flash more towards the
subject in the tub, or use something like an omni-bounce on the flash
head to bounce the light. With your setup using a slave flash, you might
be able to
I'm about to help a friend buying his first SLR. A manual Pentax,
...
First, there is something I should be aware? (like sticky mirror, dials
which breaks etc.). I intend to check the camera (as I don't think Pentax
will service it) and I'll appreciate any advice (is the first time I'm
doing
Honda/Acura. Good value for the price, work like clockwork, but certainly
not a mercedes, and some of the feature sets you just have to shake your
head at...
-Mat
... which one would it be more like?
Jaguar -- Small, sleek, but not very reliable.
GM -- A clumsy juggernaut with a mediocre
I somehow got suckered into doing photography at a friend's wedding in a
little under two weeks (November 1st), in Charlotte, NC.
So now, I've got this wonderful idea that I'll do a couple of posed
portraits of the bride/groom under some non-flash lighting. Looking for
photo floods (halogen
The cut-film tank that I paid $10.50 on eBay for should be arriving any
day soon...
I've been doing the same thing with my new 4x5 press camera the last
couple of weeks... once I get the tank I can actually load film into the
holders and try it out for real. :-)
-Mat (the sucking sound you
Common problem. My ME super was like this when I got it.
Sent it in for service, and it came back to me, good as new.
Besides a normal clean lube, and adjust, they replaced a bushing in
the camera. Been working like a champ ever since.
-Mat
Dale Halterman wrote:
On Saturday, I bought a used
Burma!
Cotty wrote:
And now on BBC 1, a penguin on the telly.
*BOOM*
Do all portraits have to be attractive to be good portraits?
Most certainly not. The portrait is entirely what the photographer wants
it to be.
The classic example that I use is Richard Avedon's portraits of his
father. As one critic described it, he murdered his own father with the
camera.
The
A good photograph always reveals something about the photographer.
A REALLY good photograph reveals it without the photographer, or
sometimes even the viewer, realizing it.
-Mat
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
After viewing the photograph I realized that I was also confronting some of my
own demons and
(getting off topic here)
Lewis Matthew wrote:
From: Mat Maessen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The classic example that I use is Richard Avedon's portraits of his
father. As one critic described it, he murdered his own father with
the camera.
Then it is apparent that the 'critic' didn't read the text that went
Sorry, fresh out of platters with race tires.
-Mat
frank theriault wrote:
...John the Baptist's impersonation of Graham Hill.
best regards,
Mr. Gumby
Not sure about car windows, but it certainly makes a good cleaning
solvent...
Something about a liquor that's 190 proof...
-Mat
mike wilson wrote:
Everclear sounds like something you use to clean car windows on frosty
mornings. Or that you use for nasal congestion. Am I wrong?
mike
who likes
Art Alexakis has been known to whine on occasion... ;-)
just kidding, one of my favorites as well. :-)
-Mat
Tanya Mayer Photography wrote:
Everclear - don't know about the drink, but they are one of my favourite
bands! lol.
I actually flew Laker on my first trip to England, when I was all of 5
years old. Funny the things you remember...
-Mat
Malcolm Smith wrote:
I remember the slogan 'I'm a Laker Liker' for Freddie Laker's cut price
airline. I had the smiley face sticker on the family washing machine for
years
And just last week, I was using that exact lens in an enlarger...
How did you attach the lens to the bellows? Did they make an M42
version, or are you using an adapter?
-Mat
J. C. O'Connell wrote:
Camera-Pentax SL (Meterless Spotmatic)
Bellows-Asahi Autobellows (M42)
Lens-Schneider Componon-S
I had a lovely surprise this morning! My kids and hubby woke me with a
chocolate (lopsided! lol) cake, complete with 27 glowing candles, and some
loveheart shaped balloons, whilst performing a very off-key rendition of
happy birthday to you. My one year old then proceeded to sit on the cake
http://www.matoe.org/pics/solarranger.jpg
or
http://www.matoe.org/pics/powerranger3.jpg
Paul Eriksson wrote:
Is it wort $200 to get a 7200rpm hd instead of a 4200rpm drive?
If you're doing photoshop on the machine, absolutely. Get the fastest
drive you can afford.
-Mat
I *heart* my ME Super, and it is an SE.
Only difference is the split focusing screen, and I was told that the
early non-SE ME Supers didn't have quite as fast a shutter, but I'm not
100% sure about it.
Certainly worth getting, and makes a great companion to an MX.
-Mat
Andy Chang wrote:
Hi
Got my ME Super for free because it was in this condition.
Sent it in for a CLA, and it came back working fine. According to the
invoice for the repair, they replaced a bushing in the camera.
Been working like a champ ever since.
Probably just something stuck inside.
-Mat
Peter Nielsen wrote:
I
Darnit! You post this after I've spent all my holiday money...
Oh well, I'll have to check again in January...
-Mat
Collin Brendemuehl wrote:
Anyone want a Pentax SpotmeterV for $130 + shpg.
Local shop (Cord) has 4 available.
Generally good condition.
What exactly is wonky about the meter? Did they tell you the problem when
it got CLA'ed?
Unfortunately, my last experience getting an MX CLA'ed resulted in the
camera coming back nonfunctional. *grumble* must do something about that
one of these days...
-Mat
I have a bargain condition black MX
Santa left me a real mill-type coffee grinder.
Time to feed one of my other addictions :-)
-Mat
Collin R Brendemuehl wrote:
Congrats.
I got a new fry pan.
I have to echo this sentiment about Nick. The Tokina zoom lens I bought
from him was exactly as he described it, and he got it out to me
promptly. It goes very well with the SuperProgram that I purchased from
Chris Lillja (kudos to him as well).
So now I have new toys to play with this weekend.
My local drugstore sends E-6 slide film out to kodak for development.
A week and $8 later, you have 36 mounted slides in a box.
-Mat
On Thu, 14 Nov 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Course then I would have to find some place to develop the slides. Probably
Longs (the local drugstore chain) or
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marnie the 50/2 is a fine lens, certainly better than the Albinar. You should
see improved results. However, if your pictures are not as sharp as others in
the class, I suspect it has more to do with technique than your lens and
certainly, your camera. You can get just
Haven't seen it yet.
But I watched _Diamonds Are Forever_ on TV a couple of days ago, and
noticed that one of Mr. Kidd and Mr. Wint (I never remember which is
which) was carrying an older Spotmatic. They had a shot that was close
enough to see the Asahi logo on the pentaprism, but not close
A somewhat stupid side question to all of this...
Does the exposure compensation knob on the SuperProgram do anything when in
the TTL flash mode?
i.e., can you use it to compensate the exposure the same way that you do
when metering a normal scene?
I ask, because the times I tend to use flash
Oh dear. Next thing you know we'll have an entire PUG of crotch pictures...
-Mat
gfen wrote:
On Sat, 7 Dec 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What? Bun-bun is here? Anyone know whether he tends to
beat up papparazzi? A mini-lop with a switchblade is
scary...
Poing! Poing! Poing!
I just bought a P30T, both as a second camera body, and a camera for
pseudo-dummies for my girlfriend (full auto mode).
The Vivitar 560D flash unit that's kicking around here claims to be a
fully dedicated flash for the camera. However, though it seems to work
that way when the camera's set to
Woah, crash is EVERYWHERE!
-Mat
RPI alum, and sometime crash wannabe
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a recent post I used the words pock and eit; the origin and
meaning of pock came up shortly thereafter on the mailing list
where I learned both words years ago, so if anybody's the least bit
Mine does it w/ the Vivitar 560d flash I've got. For this reason, I
usually keep the Vivitar 283 in the camera bag w/ the ME super.
The P30T is much better behaved w/ the dedicated flash.
-MAt
William Johnson wrote:
Yes. Mine does the same thing with the AF280T. Hadn't noticed before
I have the same flash, and I haven't noticed any more drain on the camera
batteries than with no flash (I use it on an ME Super and a P30T).
The flash itself does tend to go through AA's pretty quickly though...
NiMH cells and a charger are a good investment. I keep two sets in
rotation.
-Mat
On 12/22/06, Tom Reese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does that include tire changing?
Ooof. Low blow (out?).
Susan and I will be there as well.
I'm planning on it again this year. Hoping to have a better tent this
year, so I don't have to rely on Cory's kindness, and I might take the
4-wheeled
On 12/23/06, Tom Reese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not sure if its doable, after all i still have to findways to get
Frank over the boarder, so we'll see,
You could build a large wooden chicken...
Supposing two swallows carried the LX together...
-Mat
On 12/26/06, Scott Loveless [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a pilgrimage to BH is, of course, a requisite. The maps I've looked
at seem to indicate that their store is very close to the train
station. Can anyone confirm this for me? Our time in NYC will be far
BH is a long-city-block from the
On 12/27/06, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apparently, my granddaughter threw a piece of plastic inside my epson
2200. When my daughter went to print something today, the carriage
jammed when it was moving and broke the ribbon that drives it. The
printer is five years old. I suppose
On 12/27/06, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The ink had been loaded some time ago. And the nozzles were clogged.
A nozzle cleaning made everything perfect. Just made a beautiful
print. I'm a happy man. Thanks for your help.
On my Epson, if you hold down the paper feed/nozzle cleaning
On 12/28/06, Boris Liberman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been doing some shooting with DNG + JPEG today. The lens used was
Tamron 28-75/2.8. The focal length is written in DNG meta data but lens
name is not. Is it because it is DNG that has no provision for such info
or is it something more
On 12/29/06, David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Informal list. Whos planning to attend.
I'll be there, and I still have my hat.
-Mat
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On 1/1/07, Scott Loveless [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had some problems placing the order with Firefox. Ended up placing
the order with IE and NOT completing the additional information or
membership sections.
Just ordered my ticket. :-)
Firefox 2.0.0.1 on MacOS X worked fine, but I got a blank
Watching a documentary about Spencer Tunick. His camera(s)? Pentax 67.
-Mat
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On 1/1/07, Cotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
258 here, anyone earlier?
#251.
-Mat
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On 1/2/07, ann sanfedele [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm getting nagging email from FIrefox taht I should upgrade to 1.5.0.9
If you're already running an older 1.5.0.x version of firefox, yes you
should. It's only bug fixes, no functionality changes.
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Unix systems administrator and general all-around IT guy, on contract
to the state of New York. If you've been arrested in New York, I run a
database with your name in it.
My college degree was in electrical engineering, which really has
absolutely nothing to do with what I do. I can tell you
On 1/2/07, Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's a MOSFET?
A type of transistor. Notably used in the amplifier stages in digital
cameras, between the CCD sites and the analog to digital converters.
Changing the bias level of a MOSFET is a common way to change the gain
of the device,
http://www.matoe.org/gallery2/v/tomatoe/testscans/IMGP0750-cropped.jpg.html
Taken about half an hour ago, in my driveway.
*istDS2, Sigma 400/5.6 manual focus, exposure and aperture in the EXIF
info. Converted from raw in Adobe Camera Raw, with some shadow and
contrast adjustments. Cropped and
On 1/3/07, Peter Loveday [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm. Takes longer to type in exposure and aperture in the EXIF info
than it would to type in the exposure and aperture.
Only if you know what they were otherwise theres all that time looking
them up, plus the typing :)
*DING* we have a
On 1/3/07, mike wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1036message=21510186
...
Seven series Volvo and ??
Looks like a 120 series Volvo (1960's vintage) to me.
Are those your cars, Joseph? I've got a P1800 lurking in the garage.
-Mat
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On 1/12/07, John Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If anyone has a DS2, K100D or K110D, I'd like to know what
value is stored in the PentaxModelID tag (TagType 5).
I've got a DS2.
If you can run my ShowTags program on one of your image
files, and let me know what the ID code is for your
On 1/12/07, John Francis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If anyone has a DS2, K100D or K110D, I'd like to know what
value is stored in the PentaxModelID tag (TagType 5).
From my *istDS2, firmware 1.02:
MakerNote: PentaxModelID 5 4 1 @0x00012B60 76640
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On 1/12/07, David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the Spyder 1? bought from MR, and i, being a real chicken have
yet to install this, as, basically, i'm afraid i'll screw somthing up.
Very easy. For the quick-and-easy way to use the Spyder 1, download
the latest version of PhotoCal
On 1/13/07, Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Beats me as to what the difference would be - format before use seems
to be an oxymoron since it would be impossible to write to an
unformatted card, right?
format also implies reformat. If you format the card in the
camera, you can be pretty
On 1/14/07, Mark Cassino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm a big fan of Holgas and other toy cameras. The other day I pulled a
lens off a Holga, drilled a hole in a Pentax K body cap, and glued the
lens into place. As a result, my K mount bodies are now focus-free and
have that nice Holga-ish look
On 1/17/07, Patrick Genovese [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the 12-24 and overall its a really nice lens. True is a bit on
the big side by pentax standards but its not too bad.
...
I only wish it was a D-FA lens instead of a DA lens that way I would
be able to shoot some lovely ultra wide
On 1/17/07, Thibouille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Still asking myself if I wanna print myself or not but I have my eyes
on those printers at the moment.
The 1400 is new A3+ printer it seems. Is there any report about its quality?
What about the Canon and Epson (although only A4) ?
The 1400
On 1/17/07, Norm Baugher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm taking a vacation to Italy next week. I'm taking a lot of film
(before it dies completely) and am actually checking baggage which I
really haven't done in the past. Do the baggage x-ray machines really
fog film? Film is medium format
On 1/17/07, Thibouille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any idea about the quality from the 1400 against the R320 / R800 ?
I wouldn't want a super printer which premits A3+ prints if quality is
so-so or even less good than A4 printer.
I'm pretty sure all of the current generation Epsons are printing
On 1/17/07, Adam Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Epson R2400). Canon doesn't currently offer an A4 version of their
pigmnt-based photo printers.
The R800 is pigment-based, no? That's an A4 format printer. The R1800
is the wide-carriage A3 version.
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On 1/17/07, Doug Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in the same boat. I've /almost/ convinced myself to get an R800.
But racing has been expensive this off season, so it'll have to wait a
little while.
Racing has been expensive...
You don't have to add anything to that statement. :-)
On 1/17/07, Godfrey DiGiorgi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.gdgphoto.com/windowpeople/
Bravo! Bravo! I like it!
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On 1/21/07, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will try the test print. I'm also going to try printing with
colorsynch. But I'm beginning to suspect it's a printer problem. Good
Paul,
Have you printed a nozzle pattern check?
I've had similar symptoms when a particular color got
On 1/22/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have to convert 120 tiffs to jpegs, while changing the color space to srgb.
Is there a way to do this as a batch process rather than one at a time?
If you have Photoshop CS2, you can use the Image Processor tool in
Bridge
On 1/26/07, J. C. O'Connell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the DS2 better or worse than the DS
or D and in what way?
The DS2 has a larger LCD screen than the DS. It also incorporated the
change including AF-continuous mode from the DS version 2.0 software
into its 1.0 software. So if you have a DS
On 1/25/07, Paul Stenquist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The K 28/3.5 might be the sharpest and best resolving 28 of them all.
Unfortunately, it's as slow as a crippled mule. But I still use mine.
Is that the same optical formula as the Super Takumar/SMC Takumar
28/3.5? If so, I should pull mine out
On 1/26/07, Juan Buhler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The current issue of the British Black and White Photography magazine
has a nice portfolio article about my photos, written by Mike
Johnston, and including seven of my pictures. There isn't much online,
but here is a link to their site:
On 1/27/07, Mike Hamilton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My K10D underexposes 2/3 stop with this screen, so I'm looking to sell
it now. I paid about $130 for it a year ago. It's clean, no
scratches or marks. Split prism with microprism collar, no Optibrite
treatment or crop marks.
asking $75USD
On 3/14/07, Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Over the last few days I've had some problems where LR crashes my
whole PC. It seems to happen during long-running processes, such as
importing, and uploading to the website. That is, when the progress
I've seen similar problems in a PC that has a bad
On 3/14/07, David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have some ideas for some photos, no hints, but if i'm driving 1400
odd Km;s, dam it i want bugs.
Check your windshield when you arrive. :-)
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On 3/15/07, Bob W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll give that a try - I bought more RAM specially for Lightroom.
The system doesn't hang though - it switches off the power.
That sounds like an overheating issue. I think my computer will do
that if the fans stop running.
I'd be very surprised if
On 3/17/07, Bill Lawlor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now that I have a collection of very colorfull images from India I am
dealing with the color gamut limitations of my usual printmakers. Reds,
yellows and some greens rendered in wide gamut Pro Color RGB by the K10D
exceed the gamuts of Epson
On 3/17/07, Markus Maurer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3 test shots with the K10D and the non SMC Takumar-A 28mm 2.8 for you,
handheld with SR on.
I thought I was the only person on the list who has one of these
kicking around. :-)
I also have an A28/2.8, and if you put the two lenses next to each
On 3/21/07, George Wu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kodak Professional Supra 100
Kodak Professional Supra 400
These are good stuff. Nice saturated color negative film. Was
basically the same thing as Royal Gold 100 and 400. I've still got
some Supra 100 in the fridge. Never used the 800 speed
On 3/21/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A bag on each end of the handlebar isn't exactly stable.
That's what the backpack, rear rack, and panniers are for. :-)
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On 3/21/07, William Robb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -
From: David J Brooks
Subject: OT Printing wows with the 2400
Today, the prints have an over saturated look to them. The brown horse
is redder than on the screen.
...
PS i see printer managment is on Adobe 1998
On 3/22/07, David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did the printing from the print preview screen. I set the one box to
Let PS magae colour.
I also had it set of relative, i believe. The profile was Epson RGB,
maybe that was my problem. Should i have set it for Adobe rgb or in
this case,as
On 3/24/07, Mark Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've signed up for it even though I don't (yet) do pinhole photography
because it sounds interesting and it's at CMU, within walking distance
of home :)
And, to bring it on topic for the list:
On 3/31/07, David J Brooks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-SPR2400 PREMGLSY BSTPHOTO.ICC
-SPR2400 PREMGLSY PHOTO.ICC
-SPR2400 PREMGLSY PHOTORPM.ICC
Each of these profiles are specific to how you have the resolution set
in the printer driver when you print.
If you select Best Photo resolution, you
On 4/4/07, Shel Belinkoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) What size screen do you use
Brand new monitor - 23 LCD display (Apple Cinema). 1920x1200.
On the laptop, it's a 12 LCD, 1024x768.
2) What resolution do you prefer?
See above. With LCD displays, you should _always_ run them at their
max
On 4/5/07, Brendan MacRae [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in need of software for my Mac that will layout
and print images in a variety of sizes and
configurations on a single sheet of paper.
There is an automation in Photoshop CS2 that does this, if you already
have that installed.
Look at
On 4/8/07, Jan van Wijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My plan is to get a new iMac 24, which is a pretty fast modern one
that should last a couple of years, with 2Gb memory and 500Gb disk.
That will be a nice fast machine. :-)
I am going to run Parallels on it to be able to run (many) other
On 4/14/07, J. C. O'Connell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://jchriso.com/temp/bocagull.jpg
http://jchriso.com/temp/bocapelican.jpg
The shots look good, but they're a bit oversharpened for my tastes.
Most visible at the edge of the gull's feathers on the first shot, and
the pelican's bill on the
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