RE: [Digital BW] Re: eizo monitor recommendation
2014-12-22 by Elliot Puritz
I believe that when printing with Piezography Jon recommends setting the monitor at 80 cdm2 and a color temperature of 5000A. No doubt one can edit such
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2014-12-22 by Elliot Puritz
I believe that when printing with Piezography Jon recommends setting the monitor at 80 cdm2 and a color temperature of 5000A. No doubt one can edit such
2014-12-21 by Stephen Petegorsky
Jordan - I have a CG243W that I m very pleased with. But it s hard to keep up with what models are still being made, recent innovations, etc., so I generally
2014-12-21 by William Morse
Hi Jordan- You want to coordinate your monitor with the expected lighting of the print. Generally speaking, that may be around 80-120 cdm (do I have my units
2014-12-21 by Jim Bechtel
Ok for the purposes of this post (as in my response) lets leave the swindlers out of it as they virtually exist everywhere not just in the art market..
2014-12-21 by Elliot Puritz
HI Jordan: Monitor calibration and related matters are very well discussed in Jon Cone s New Piezography Manual. Take a look. Best of luck. Elliot From:
2014-12-21 by John Castronovo
What could be more illustrative in this regard than the inflated value placed on printed cardboard, aka baseball cards? Collectors are crazy people. From:
2014-12-21 by Jordan.kreidberg@...
I d be grateful if someone could advise me on purchasing new Eizo monitor. Mine is outdated and incompatible with their new color management software. I do
2014-12-21 by David Kachel
I think it╣s truly acceptable to buy as an investment. I certainly would not deny anyone the right to do that. But for that to be the primary motivationè!
2014-12-21 by David Kachel
He was discouraged and wondered just what collectors were buying with a photograph. The day art moved from being something that feeds the soul to becoming an
2014-12-21 by Jim Bechtel
I don’t know how large of a piece of the art market is driven by fraud but I do totally agree that a segment of it is . A few times thru the years I got
2014-12-21 by John Castronovo
As to quantity limits, the trust of the artist/photographer is about all one has until the photographer dies -- which is why that event is such a major factor.
2014-12-21 by Paul Roark
... work. I think many already do. I had an interesting exchange with a friend (MFA, young collector of mostly paintings) who was proudly showing me an
2014-12-21 by John Castronovo
Don’t think for a second that a large part of the art market isn’t driven by fraud and misrepresentation. It’s not limited to photographs or even this
2014-12-21 by David Kachel
Then he ll just have to create that too when the undisclosed buyer sells a piece to another undisclosed buyer. Even auction houses can be worked and the only
2014-12-21 by John Castronovo
Then he ll just have to create that too when the undisclosed buyer sells a piece to another undisclosed buyer. Even auction houses can be worked and the only
2014-12-21 by andres_toodo@...
I just made a copy of SP7900 raw curve for starting a new linearization process but the install command is not able to activate it. It gives a following
2014-12-19 by Paul Roark
Let me add that WJ1082 is the Image Specialists ink that is the input for the MIS Eboni inksets. STS acquired Image Specialists, but continues to sell the IS
2014-12-19 by roark.paul@...
The Jpeg below shows the result of one of many tests I (and MIS) do to be sure Eboni stays 100% carbon. Be sure to look at it at 100%.
2014-12-16 by David Kachel
The idea, however, that that an artist needs to be scrounging to make ends meet to me is not necessarily the way to look at it. I didn¹t say anything remotely
2014-12-16 by Jim Bechtel
I think this is sort of getting out of whack a bit. I mean, I totally get the logic that How can a photograph sell for 6.5 Mil Well the fact is it
2014-12-16 by pdesmidt tds.net
It worked for me. On Mon, Dec 15, 2014 at 10:07 PM, David Kachel david@davidkachel.com [DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint]
2014-12-16 by David Kachel
David: I typed in the address provided and received the message below. I have no explanation and have not experienced a similar problem before. Obviously
2014-12-16 by Elliot Puritz
David: I typed in the address provided and received the message below. I have no explanation and have not experienced a similar problem before. Obviously
2014-12-16 by David Kachel
That¹s odd. I wonder how I messed that up? Anyway, it is in my signature below. Or just type in: thetransparentphotographer.com David Kachel
2014-12-16 by Elliot Puritz
How can we access your blog David? I have tried several times and a message about not having permission, etc. is noted. Elliot From:
2014-12-15 by David Kachel
I tried to ignore this as long as I could. In the end, I failed. I wrote about it on my blog: http://thetransparentphotographer.com David Kachel
2014-12-15 by Jim Bechtel
Ok I’m a bit stuck.. LOLL. First and foremost.. ya know my friend and to me you truly are ok? Even though we don’t know each other all that well. I
2014-12-15 by John Castronovo
Jeff s video is excellent and I enjoyed it on many levels. Lik is another story and while his work is technically well done (a credit to his lab as well as his
2014-12-15 by Jim Bechtel
Lik is , in my humble opinion, incredible.. He has sold several pieces for major money.. but more then that , to me anyway, he’s just good at it. Jeff’s
2014-12-15 by Mike Keller
Lik is quite talented, and there s no doubting that his work is technically good and would look great on most anyone s walls. As for art, there s lots of
2014-12-15 by Jim Bechtel
Just a quick add àIf your wondering if Jeff has talent check this out . A 12 ╜ minute HD movie constructed from still images..
2014-12-15 by Jim Bechtel
John I read your post a couple of times and in all honesty was a bit surprised. Previously the most expensive Photograph ever sold previously was a large done
2014-12-14 by John Castronovo
It s sadly true that most buyers of expensive art are solely interested in the investment potential and they really don t care about the content or artistry,
2014-12-14 by Douglas Taylor
An earlier post included a link to an article at Forbes.com, and the author of that article said there was no secondary market for Peter Lik photography.
2014-12-14 by Gary Brown
Actually at todays price 470Ib of Gold is worth over 9,000.000.00...................... ... From: Tony Sleep TonySleep@halftone.co.uk
2014-12-14 by Tony Sleep
At that price, questions about art or the quality of the photo are irrelevant. Nobody is buying because they like it, or is some transcendent setting-aside
2014-12-14 by David Kachel
Does the name Thomas Kinkade ring a bell? The pretend art world loves a good con it seems. Thank you for that very apt analogy. Wish I had thought of it. David
2014-12-13 by John Castronovo
Does the name Thomas Kinkade ring a bell? The pretend art world loves a good con it seems. From: mailto:DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent:
2014-12-13 by Gary Brown
I think what most of you are not getting, is that its not about the photography, but the promotion. I think most of us agree that Peter Lik’s photography is
2014-12-13 by Richard Eskin
Actually the counterpoint by Sean O Hagan was quite good and worth reading. -- Richard Eskin Richard.Eskin@gmail.com 410-825-2503 443-415-0349 (cell)
2014-12-13 by David Kachel
Lik has hit on a scammer s pot of gold. That being that the public does not have a clue what fine art photography is, and therefore are easily suckered by
2014-12-13 by richard@...
The guardian article smells like link bait to me. The picture in question smells even worse. Most of the worlds most expensive photographs are almost always
2014-12-13 by roger@...
I don t think the OP was really asking you to shoot the messenger! Yes, the article referenced was a load of drivel, albeit with some grains of truth. But, in
2014-12-13 by paul.ozzello@...
Being able to sell a digital print for 6 million makes him anything but an ignorant ass. You may not like his work or care for his style, or his persona, but
2014-12-13 by Shoshanna Moser Rowland
How fortunate that we are not dependent on this sublimely ignorant ass to define for us what is and is not art. And thank you for reminding me why I read the
2014-12-13 by Pamela
Pretty pretentious review if you ask me
2014-12-13 by Rick Hawkins Java
folks, i thought this photo expensive, to say the least
2014-12-10 by richard@...
I just wanted to restate something that might not have been clear in the original post. The measurements were all made between 12-36 hours after printing—i
2014-12-08 by richard@...
David, I made a quick blog posts with some screen shots of measurements between the two different ink sets on two different papers, and will starting a new
2014-12-08 by Elliot Puritz
Thanks for clearing everything up Richard. Appreciated. Elliot From: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com