Jambulee Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex

Here is a link to an E-book on making digital prints. I haven't read it yet but for the price it is worth the info. $4.00 http://craftandvision.com/books/making-the-print/

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

You are recommending a pay article without reading it? I can't see how that is a subjective opinion.

notnoBuddha

I believe it is subjective to the point that the poster believes that regardless of the information, $4.00 is of little or no value. Which can be debated either way.

Jambulee Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex

Some people get their panties in a bunch over anything. I just thought it might be worth it but haven't had the time yet. for what its worth??????

Unclewiggley Loc: Winter Haven, FL

I just went to the link and downloaded the free book they have. It is 61 pages and in color. Will download the rest of their books later. They appear very informative. Oh! and I printed a couple of pages and they printed fine. They print in landscape mode.

Thanks Jambulee for the link.

flyguy Loc: Las Cruces, New Mexico

Thanks for bringing this to our attention, I'll check it out and see if it's something I can use.

Jambulee Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex

Your welcome I do hope it is informative. I just read the gallery wrap chapter and it was very helpful.

robertperry Loc: Sacramento, Ca.

My britches would be all wadded up if no one shared links to help with the learning process. Thanks for sharing the link. I would like my printing to be just as professional as everything else.

Jambulee Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex

Your welcome Robert, glad to be of service.

photocat Loc: Atlanta, Ga

The fellow who owns this site and company has a lot of great ebooks at a very GOOD price.

Haven't gone wrong yet, and i rarely read them before buying

flyguy Loc: Las Cruces, New Mexico

It's also nice for the poster of the link or image or what ever to get some feedback and know that their effort is appreciated.

Thanks again to the poster of the link for bring this to us.

Jambulee Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex

Well I was able finally to start reading this book on Kindle fire as I was waiting in the Social Security office today. And I found it right on.

Now for a confession: I have been printing my photos and other peoples photos for years. Before the digital age I was a custom color printer for two professional Labs; Bay Photo in Aptos CA and Photec in San Diego Ca plus learning the trade before that at a 1 hour lab [they had a CC section] in Bakersfield CA, plus having my own darkroom for B&W. In the digital age I belonged to a photo club called Darkroomers., we were to submit for judging once a month images we had printed and mounted ourselves. My current printer is an Epson 3800. I still consider the print mounted and hung the goal of my workflow.

I found what I have read so far excellent and easy to understand and will help anyone who wants to make a fine digital print. I skipped forward to the section on canvas printing and stretch frame mounting for a triptych I am doing for our bedroom. Just this section alone saved me a lot of money and the trouble of doing it myself. I'll pay Bayphoto to do it for me.

Thank you all for your kind remarks and good luck with your digital prints.

David

Jambulee Loc: San Antonio del Mar,Tijuana,Mex

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