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d lux-7 Largest Print Size from a D Lux-7
HpS posted a topic in Leica D-Lux / Digilux / V-Lux / C-Lux
Anyone here tried to make a large sized digital print and your experience please? -
Dear Members After some descusion with my printer we took Baryta Rag for print B&W photography. Epson pro is a printer for B&W. this is a professional printing company. I am happy with result, but one small thing, the black is not really black, is kind of very-very dark brown. Paper is warm white glassy. I am looking for on other paper, any suggestion? Or your experience? Thank you very much.
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I thought it would be interesting to share thoughts on how to print digital files. Many pictures only shine when printed properly on the right paper in an appropriate size! I have the feeling that in the age of digital photography many people forget to print their pictures on actual paper. With ink-jet printers reaching reasonable prices, nowadays high quality fine-art prints can be made at home. So it might be a good idea to post what kind of paper you are using for what kind of image. Well, here I go: Im currently printing on an Epson 3880 printer. Im super happy with the quality of the prints. However, i had some trouble finding the ideal paper for my BW prints. After having tried several expensive and cheap papers, I found the Canson Baryta paper: Canson Infinity - Baryta Photographique 310 When the first print came out my thought was: WOW! It has the look and feel of traditional baryta paper with a beautiful texture and depth. I find it especially great for BW photos, but also think it is a great paper for color-photos, where you want that extra punch in the finish. What is your favorite paper?
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Hi, I m going to buy a new imac soon. I d like to add a A4 printer with it but i don't know which one to choose I mostly do black and white, so...
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Hi All, Wonder if any of the people shooting and printing black and white could tell me where I could find spotting pens for retouching traditional prints in the UK? When I was at college we used packs of varying shades, but I can't remember what they were called now and it seems that photographic retailers only want to stock products related to inkjet printing these days. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!