Posts for: A.J.R.
Apr 14, 2020 13:38:32 #
I am considering using a spare monitor I have for use in a 2 monitor set up for Photoshop. I like the idea of having the photograph I am editing (as near as possible) filling the largest screen, and the tools and menu panels on the smaller monitor. Does anyone have a similar set up and if so any information on the pros and cons of using 2 monitors for this purpose and advice on setting up and running the system would be greatly appreciated.
Apologies if it takes me a little time to reply to comments you might make as there seems to be a slight problem with me getting the latest UH digest. I will do my best to get back to you when and if necessary ASAP.
Apologies if it takes me a little time to reply to comments you might make as there seems to be a slight problem with me getting the latest UH digest. I will do my best to get back to you when and if necessary ASAP.
Mar 3, 2020 05:57:23 #
In the past I have always dry mounted my photographs but recently, for an exhibition, very successfully, mounted 40 A4 prints with Double Sided Clear Film Adhesive, purchased via Amazon UK.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00A2ML55A/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I wonder if something similar is available in your part of the world as it certainly worked well, and in my opinion far easier than spray mount.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00A2ML55A/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I wonder if something similar is available in your part of the world as it certainly worked well, and in my opinion far easier than spray mount.
Feb 25, 2020 05:49:38 #
johnsnap1947 wrote:
Have tried everything. Any suggestion?
If you could scan the original there are on certain scanners (Epson D600 for example) there is a descreening button which i think would certainly help reduce the problem.
Jan 24, 2020 08:25:02 #
Jan 5, 2020 10:45:45 #
I realise that I might not have been very clear by just mentioning Permajet and Fotospeed but they do something called CIS (continuous ink systems) or sometimes known as CISS (continuous ink supply system). The cartridges are larger and a much cheaper way of purchasing the ink. I have seen them used in a professional studio. Have a look at these links.
https://www.fotospeed.com/Fotospeed-InkFlows-CIS/catalogue/1308/
https://www.permajet.com/Products/PermaJet-Eco-Flo-CIS-Systems
Although I have not used CIS myself, I have used other Fotospeed products and have found them to be a reliable. I also believe Permajet to be a good company.
https://www.fotospeed.com/Fotospeed-InkFlows-CIS/catalogue/1308/
https://www.permajet.com/Products/PermaJet-Eco-Flo-CIS-Systems
Although I have not used CIS myself, I have used other Fotospeed products and have found them to be a reliable. I also believe Permajet to be a good company.
Jan 5, 2020 10:05:48 #
grichie5 wrote:
Does anyone know of a good quality photo printer that used "bulk" or large tank ink containers. I now only use OEM inks, having ruined several printers in the past with compatible cartridges.
I now use a Canon MX 922 for everyday photo prints and a Canon Pro 100 for "exhibition" grade prints. Both of these printers have good specs for photo work but they do drink a lot of ink
I now use a Canon MX 922 for everyday photo prints and a Canon Pro 100 for "exhibition" grade prints. Both of these printers have good specs for photo work but they do drink a lot of ink
Permajet and Fotospeed do inkflow systems (that give larger capacity) and connect to certain printers. I have never used them but have heard they are reliable and of good quality.
Dec 18, 2019 08:16:50 #
jerryc41 wrote:
Is it a tradition to put some kind of gold tinsel on dogs' necks around Christmas? I've seen this on several TV shows lately.
Not that I know. Our Border Collie would strongly object to any thing like that around its neck.
Dec 15, 2019 06:51:42 #
w00dy4012 wrote:
Looks like Grafton Street.
Sorry Silverrails to change the subject somewhat but I was interested in where it was. Thought probably somewhere in the UK?
Nov 16, 2019 08:30:01 #
angler wrote:
....and photographed in varying weather conditio... (show quote)
I live in Exeter, and here are a couple of photographs of mine also taken at Exmouth.
Nov 13, 2019 07:32:20 #
Curmudgeon wrote:
Thought I would see if anyone was in the mood for a battle of one liners. No quotes from living people please. All photography quotes welcome. I'll start
The world owes you nothing. It was here first. -- Samuel Langhorne Clemens
If today was just tomorrow, now would be yesterday -- Me
The world owes you nothing. It was here first. -- Samuel Langhorne Clemens
If today was just tomorrow, now would be yesterday -- Me
Sometimes you always lose
Oct 7, 2019 06:10:58 #
lonedog wrote:
I'm reposting this here because I only got 8 views... (show quote)
Six months ago I had exactly the same problem, with exactly the same resulting prints. (the only difference being I have the epson Photo 3000 and it was connected to the computer by a USB cable) Epson was convinced it was a software problem but were unable to come up with a solution. I contacted a friend who is a professional printer and after describing the problem (in the identical way to which you describe yours), he was convinced Epson was wrong and suggested I check the connection between the computer and printer and if this didn't work replace the cable which I eventually did and have had no problem since. I am convinced (if my experience is any thing to go by) that your problem is something to do with the connection (although yours is wireless) I'm sure a new USB cable is the answer. There must also be a way to correct the wireless connection problem but I'm not sure how you would go about that.
Sep 24, 2019 07:55:15 #
happy sailor wrote:
I landed at Gatwick 11 days ago, picked up the ren... (show quote)
Sep 17, 2019 07:08:44 #
biersteiner wrote:
I recently purchased a Nikon D90 for my granddaughter who is showing an interest in photography.
After taking the first picture the mirror remains in the up position. Has anyone who uses this or has used this camera experienced this problem? And would anyone have a remedy I could use to try and fix this?
After taking the first picture the mirror remains in the up position. Has anyone who uses this or has used this camera experienced this problem? And would anyone have a remedy I could use to try and fix this?
Try this- Remove the lens, and press the shutter button without mounted lens.
Sep 17, 2019 05:38:24 #
biersteiner wrote:
I recently purchased a Nikon D90 for my granddaughter who is showing an interest in photography.
After taking the first picture the mirror remains in the up position. Has anyone who uses this or has used this camera experienced this problem? And would anyone have a remedy I could use to try and fix this?
After taking the first picture the mirror remains in the up position. Has anyone who uses this or has used this camera experienced this problem? And would anyone have a remedy I could use to try and fix this?
Don't know the camera but has it got a mirror lock up button on it? Perhaps its been inadvertently switched on.
Sep 14, 2019 10:08:46 #
We see it in the UK as well. And and our power comes at 240volts