Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/05/02
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Congrats on the 2200! Mine's still going after 3 1/2 years(is that right?). Just finished printing 13x19 Smooth Velvet's. I'm looking into trying Lyson's new B&W ink system for the 2200. Anyone tried these? The D70 is good, but no match for a M6 .58 w/35 'Cron. Chris ----- Original Message ----- From: "Scott McLoughlin" Subject: [Leica] Big prints, Epson 2200 and Leica appreciation > Kind folk, > > At the urging of some forum members a few weeks back, I went > out and snagged a 2200 and have delved into the realm of making > large prints. Early results are encouraging! My print universe is now > expanded beyond the confines of 5x7 and 8x10 prints on my little > C86. I will say that the C86 with MIS EZ inks produces impressive > results. I've also jumped into the vagaries of QuadTone RIP in > the hopes of producing some nice large B&W prints with the 2200 > using the Epson UC inks, but we'll see. Early results with QTR > are middling, but it has many options to explore. > > On the Leica front, I tried to take the D70 kit out yesterday. Put > a longish 85/1.8 on her and hit the national zoo. Well, I was turning > around and heading home soon. But this morning just running > some errands, my relatively diminutive Leica kit in tow as usual, > the world just seemed full of pictures. Maybe its the comfort of > the 28 and 50 focal lengths, maybe it's the HP5 nicely filtered with > yellow/green filters, maybe it's the VF on the M6's, maybe it's the > ready status of a small RF slung over the shoulder. Who knows, but > it sure just feels right somehow viewing and shooting the world > through the Leica's. > > Scott