Digital BW, The Print

Hi Clarence:

I think there's another Yahoo group out there, who talk about wide  
format. Go to the main Yahoo site and do a search.

Mark, what do you mean by FLARR being one sided? I wouldn't know, I  
just happened to surf through it once.

Leslie Otterbein

On Jan 27, 2006, at 10:16 AM, Clarence Walker wrote:

> Thanks to Mark, Leslie and the others who have provided input on  
> the wide
> format B&W issue. It would seem that the 25,000 dollar printers are  
> for when
> you graduate and move into the ranks of the elite. Some day.
>
> I have written to the good people at FLAAR for some guidance on what
> actually is out there. Has anyone considered a group contact to  
> some of the
> manufacturers with some parameters of interest such as the ability to
> prevent fine art quality black and white that would represent the  
> full range
> of tones of gray without changing cartridges, flushing, or having  
> duplicate
> printers., Actually, for me at least, a 24 inch printer that would  
> carry all
> the cartridges/reservoirs to produce the full gamut of grays as  
> well as
> color with such "work arounds" would be perfect. That, and the  
> assurance of
> totally water proof prints, archival quality, and non bronzing at an
> affordable price.
>
> Is there any kind of group of Fine Art Photographers?
>
> Clarence W. Walker,
> Creative Expression Photography
> http://www.creativeexpressiononline.com
> Commercial, fine-art, and stock
> FineArtPhoto/Yahoo
>