[alt-photo] Re: Vertical Banding in Prints Produced from Digital Negatives
Paul Viapiano
viapiano at pacbell.net
Sat Feb 20 23:20:18 GMT 2010
Mark, are you thinking the pizza roller marks?
Amy, can you send a link to the photo? The attachments don't seem to work
here...
Paul
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From: "ender100" <ender100 at aol.com>
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Sent: Saturday, February 20, 2010 3:01 PM
Subject: [alt-photo] Re: Vertical Banding in Prints Produced from Digital
Negatives
Hi Amy,
Most likely if they are of even width and evenly set apart it is the rollers
making a mark on the negative. They might need to be cleaned or you may need
to increase the drying time between head passes. Others may have more
suggestions.
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Best Wishes,
Mark Nelson
Precision Digital Negatives
PDNPrint Forum @ Yahoo Groups
Mark Nelson Photography
On Feb 20, 2010, at 4:58:12 PM, "Amy Holmes George" <amyhgeorge at hotmail.com>
wrote:
Hello all,
I would gladly welcome any suggestions you may have regarding a recurring
issue. I am printing digital negatives on Pictorico transparency film (Ultra
Premium) with an Epson 3800 for use with pt/pd on COT 320 (and exposing in a
Nuarc). For some reason, I am seeing a predictable pattern of vertical bands
visible only in flat areas of high value such as the sky (please refer to
attached jpg). This banding is not visible in the negativeven under
magnification, and it is not specific to any one image. To me, the only
logical explanation is my printer. So, I have performed a nozzle check, head
cleaning and head alignment, but all the test results indicate no problems.
I have even wiped down the interior according to the Epson printer manual
instructions, and still the problem persists. What could cause this banding?
I am out of ideas and feeling rather frustrated . . . help!?
Thank you,Amy
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