Thanks for your suggestion! The thing that's driving me crazy is that I HAVE made prints on my HP Photosmart printer that have "real" black and white gray tones, but lately I can't make them come out that way to save my life. It appears I had better luck with my Visioneer flatbed scanner (with a film scanner accessory) than with the much more sophisticated Nikon CoolScan V ED film scanner I'm using now. Hopefully I'll stumble on the answer. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Clayton Jones" <cj@...> wrote: > > Hello Eberlin, > > >I've just joined this forum and hope to meet some of you in this > >virtual space over the coming months. > > Welcome to the forum. > > > >FYI - I'm using a Nikon F3 with a number of different lenses and > >accessories, a Nikon CoolScan V ED, a Win XP-based PC, the full > >version of Photoshop 6, and an HP Photosmart 8250. > >However, these days I can't get prints with good monochrome grays to > >save my life. First I'd like to be directed to messages, files, or > >anything else that might help me get a handle on the basics. > > The link below has a number of articles on BW printing, including an > overview that may be helpful. Getting good BW prints requires good BW > images, so it's a two-sided coin: the photoshop work and the printing > techniques. This forum focuses mostly on the latter, but feel free to > ask any questions that come up. There is lots of expertise here. > > Regards, > Clayton > > > Info on black and white digital printing at > http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm >
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Re: Getting My Bearings...
2006-09-21 by slinkyphone
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