Hello Ginny, >...when doing Tri-X development times/ASA calibration on my >Pentax 6X7. Warms my heart! <g>. The P67 was my primary picture machine for years (superb lenses), and good old wonderful Tri-X the film of choice. What a great combination. I sort of miss it (just temporary nostalgia <g>), but I got tired of hauling heavy gear around (getting older and have accumulated some back and shoulder problems). The carbon fiber tripod is a great invention! >...with my older Epson printers, I always had excellent results >letting the printer driver control the output rather than PS. >I was very pleased with how easy it was. It still can be with the 2400 and ABW. Please have a look at the 2400 workflow article (#9) at the web link below. It produces very fine results without requiring a densitometer and icc curves. As for paper, Epson's Velvet Fine Art (VFA) works beautifully with the K3 inks. Definitely worth trying a box. Another favorite of mine for K3 is Merlin Natural from Hawk Mtn (not as good dmax as VFA, but a beautiful long scale that can produce a platinum look with a variety of convincing color tones - really pretty). I also use Dourian (same as PhotoRag), Condor BW, and Aurora Art - just depends on the image. I hope this helps. Regards, Clayton Info on black and white digital printing at http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm
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Re: [Digital BW] Few B&W 2400 questions
2006-02-21 by Clayton Jones
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