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Russ Regnery |
18:53 18 Mar 04 |
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Russ Regnery |
20:50 18 Mar 04 |
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Phil Davis |
7:23 19 Mar 04 |
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Robert S. Sfeir |
10:55 27 Nov 03 |
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Phil Davis |
16:50 27 Nov 03 |
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Dominik Schenker |
3:07 9 Oct 03 |
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Phil Davis |
8:19 9 Oct 03 |
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Ross Borgida |
7:04 23 Sep 03 |
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Brian Mikiten |
18:49 29 Oct 03 |
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Ross -
I've gone through this process in the last few years and have settled on the following with great results:
- Mac G4 1.25Ghz with 2GB RAM and LOTS of drive space
- Photoshop for image processing. I use several plug-ins and typically have been scanning chromes and converting them with filters to B/W films of my choice. I also shoot Fuji B/W Acros.
- Epson 7600 printer with ultrachrome inks and various papers.
- ImagePrint RIP (vital)
- 2 17" displays from Apple with a spyder for screen calibration.
- I have two scanners - one from Linocolor/Heidelberg and Howtek. One is a flatbed and the other a drum. I use Silverfast for scanning.
If you want to save some money, don't buy a scanner. Buy drum scans locally and use a cheap flatbed for contact print use. I learned this the hard way.
Brian
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Abel Sykes |
19:26 28 Jul 03 |
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