Interview About Inkjet Printing on This Week in Photography
I was recently interviewed for a relatively new podcast called TWiP (This Week in Photography). The show is co-hosted by Scott Bourne and Alex Lindsay, both of whom have a long list of accomplishments. Their passion for photography comes through in every show, and their guests include pro photographers and industry professionals who truly understand […]
Article with Black and White Inkjet Printing Tips in Studio Photography Magazine
I just received the February issue of Studio Photography magazine and I’m very pleased to have contributed an article in the issue on tips for getting better black and white inkjet prints. The magazine covers a lot of interesting and important topics for professional photographers, and you can subscribe, or just view the issue (or […]
Good Discussion About Setting Up Network Printing in Leopard OS10.5
I just came across this very good forum discussion on a site called getsatisfaction.com. As those who have upgraded to Apple’s Mac OS10.5 know, there is no longer a Printer Setup Utility. In the forum a few people explain where to find and manage your printers. There is also some good advice for setting up […]
Hands on Review: Hahnemühle Museum Etching
Over the years I’ve seen and/or tested more than a hundred “fine-art” matte and watercolor papers. Hahnemühle Museum Etching Digital FineArt Paper stands out as one of my favorite papers in the inkjet-coated watercolor family. I put this review together to give readers an overview of the paper, with some tips to help you decide […]
Interview on DP&I.com and Table of Contents Posted for 301 Inkjet Tips
I was recently interviewed (in text form) by Harald Johnson, an imaging consultant, head of his own marketing communications agency, and author of the following books: Mastering Digital Printing: The Photographer’s and Artist’s Guide to High-Quality Digital Output (2003), Mastering Digital Printing, Second Edition (2005), and Digital Printing Start-Up Guide (2005). In the interview, I […]
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