You should continue your coverage of both traditional and digital processes. However, most import, you should rededicate yourselves to showing fine quality images, and not those of here today-gone ...
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You should continue your coverage of both traditional and digital processes. However, most import, you should rededicate yourselves to showing fine quality images, and not those of here today-gone ...
I second Howard's response. I have been using the Cone Technologies Piezography system for almost a year now. It equals anything you can do in a darkroom. Based on user experience, the best printer...
I am currently developing 4x5 negatives of Tri-X Pro Pan (rated at 200) and Ber gger Pan (rated at 100) in the Leban ABC Pyro formula in a Jobo Expert Drum. No rmal development runs between 7-1/2...
If you are printing black and white exclusively, I suggest you get an Epson 3000 printer or Epson 1160 and get the Cone Piezography software and quadtone inks. In addition, you should get Genuine...
I developed in a Jobo Drum with ABC Pyro (Leban formula) for the first time last week. Notwithstanding a dumb mistake or two, the negatives came out beautifully. They have the best tonal...
I believe that Bruce Barnbaum will be holding some workshops in Europe over the next year. Although his workshops are not specifically geared to any particular format, he is an exceptional teacher...
I have been using a UMAX Powerlook III scanner (about $1000 street price) with a transparency adapter connected to a Macintosh G-4 and Epson 3000 printer. The results, after you learn the basics...
I have been considering developing film in Pyro. However, I am concerned that P yro development may adversely affect the quality of digital scans. I would appr eciate hearing from anyone who has...
I know this has been asked in the past, but due to rapidly evolving technology, I thought it appropriate to ask again. Is there a digital printer (less than $5 000) which can produce prints that...
The best explanation of the Zone System is in Bruce Barnbaum's "The Art of Photography". It is also one of the best books ever written on photography in general.
I will be developing 4x5 T-Max 100 sheet film (exposed at a speed rating of 64)i n a Jobo 3006 Expert Drum with a Uniroller base. I would appreciate some recomm endations from anyone who has used...
I have taken some pictures using Agfa 100 APX 4x5 sheet film and intend to devel op them in a Jobo drum. I purchased Rodinol developer, but I have heard that Ro dinal may suppress the mid-tones...