Showing posts with label Epson Printer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Epson Printer. Show all posts

Tuesday, 13 January 2009

Going over old ground

Over the past few days I have been going through my images from last year and picking out some of the raw files I missed.   The above was taken in June last year and just liked the pink leaves.

Printing
I am still looking into the printing issue.  I suspect the paper I have bought might not be the best for what I want to do - look out for it on ebay!   Anyway, I have order some other paper just to be on the safe side.  We will have to see how things develop (I suspect that pun was intended!)

Printing! Printing!

Deep joy - I'm starting to print the RPS submission.  Actually I am starting the process and I am running test with Epson Fine art archival paper.   Once I had worked out how to print on sheet at a time with the printer (the paper is very thick) I then had the problem of trying to get the drivers to align.   The profile set up in Adobe CS4 was ok.  However, I cannot get the printer to see the same profile.  The result is that I have run two test on the fine art paper with different settings using the glossy print driver.  They don't look too good but I will give them time to dry.   Failing this I will have to phone epson up and find out what I am doing wrong.   I suppose this is part of the learning process.

Sunday, 4 January 2009

Printing and other things

Birds at Staunton Harold Reservoir Car Park

I got around to installing the printer today.   I had to down load the new 64 bit drivers and they installed no problem.  The printer appears to be very stable but is printing a little dark at the moment.  However, I have got to calibrate my screen yet and this might over come some of this.

As I mentioned a few days ago I have been playing around with creating images of several birds superimposed onto one another to make a montage.  The above effort is my first attempt.  I think this shows great promise.   The question is what type of photograph is it?   Is it a photograph at all as this was created with a great deal of digital processing?   In the end I keep coming back to a question that was thrown at me from one of the seminars - Does is matter?   Well in one sense it does matter - I couldn't enter this as an editorial photograph.  However, as I am not that type of photographer that is not a great consideration.   In the end I like it and for me that is all that matters.